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Ousted Saint Junior Galette's girlfriend takes to Twitter, hilarity ensues

RelaxImaPro

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So is the media going to pick up on this or not?

Too inflammatory?  What is going on.  The guy accused his coach of showing up to team activities under the influence.  Where is the media covereage of this?

That's what I was thinking. How the hell is this not all over ESPN right now?

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I've tended to agree with the folks who think it was actually Junior doing the tweeting and using his girlfriend's account for deniability.

Junior now swears it wasn't him.

Galette denies going on Twitter rant

 

I don't see that it really matters if it was him or her.  If its her, he was probably behind it, or tacitly approved.  Or at very least, she was passing on information he gave her.  Regardless, if I were another team, I would be very cautious about giving him a shot, especially irt how much money I am willing to pay.

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I don't see that it really matters if it was him or her.  If its her, he was probably behind it, or tacitly approved.  Or at very least, she was passing on information he gave her.  Regardless, if I were another team, I would be very cautious about giving him a shot, especially irt how much money I am willing to pay.

If Galette is to be believed, Tampa offered him 7 million.

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I don't see that it really matters if it was him or her.  If its her, he was probably behind it, or tacitly approved.  Or at very least, she was passing on information he gave her.  Regardless, if I were another team, I would be very cautious about giving him a shot, especially irt how much money I am willing to pay.

I agree for the most part, but I would say that he has a very slim, & doubtful, out by claiming he had no idea what she was doing. I mean most of us have spoken to our spouses, friends, etc... about crazy poo at work.

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I agree for the most part, but I would say that he has a very slim, & doubtful, out by claiming he had no idea what she was doing. I mean most of us have spoken to our spouses, friends, etc... about crazy poo at work.

I will admit to saying even worse things about Sean Payton than he did (on several occasions).

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I agree for the most part, but I would say that he has a very slim, & doubtful, out by claiming he had no idea what she was doing. I mean most of us have spoken to our spouses, friends, etc... about crazy poo at work.

Agreed, but I'm not buying it in this case. A girl that can barely grasp the English language having knowledge about gap and coverage assignments is pretty far fetched.

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Agreed, but I'm not buying it in this case. A girl that can barely grasp the English language having knowledge about gap and coverage assignments is pretty far fetched.

For real.  Reading the actual tweets, instead of the summary, and you can tell that is either Jr. himself tweeting, or he's telling her exactly what to say.  That dumbass "chick" was going into detail about strongside, weakside, gaps, certain coverage packages, player responsibilities on certain plays, the amount offenses run to the right compared to the left... all kinda' poo... plus all the personal locker room stories, etc.

Ain't no way in hell.  Even tons of die hard football fans don't know their ass from their elbow when it comes to all that.

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