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Saints player on Spagnuolo: 'He treats people like crap'

Found January 02, 2013 on Sports-Glory: Yardbarker Blogger Network
PLAYERS: Jonathan Vilma,  Drew Brees,  Marques Colston,  Mark Ingram
TEAMS: New Orleans Saints
One New Orleans Saints player speaking anonymously told Larry Holder of The Times-Picayune that he wants defensive coordinator Steve Spanuolo fired. "Trust me all the guys were being politically correct this season when answering questions," the player said. "It's bad." Click link below to read more!
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1 Comment:
  • sounds like a cry baby, tell us who are or shut the @##$ up.
    by gmchat   January 02, 2013   Reply    
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