Ozzie Guillen who is perhaps the most politically correct person in sports, has been a target of the liberal media sports giants such as ESPN, Sports Illustrated, The Sporting News and many others for a few years now. Now the they have all decided to gang up on him yet again by claiming he has a potty mouth, and is questioning his teams commitment. Knowing the history of this fine and righteous man I’m sure the liberal media “paraphrased” his words. So I’m here to set the story straight.
“It’s embarrassing day in and day out to do the same stuff,” Guillen said. “People are blaming our pitching staff, but the offense comes along and puts more dirt on the grave. Everyone in that room should look in the mirror and be embarrassed.”
Less than two years after winning the World Series, the White Sox (57-76) are in last place in the AL Central.
“We’ve got a $100 million payroll and they don’t show it on the field,” Guillen said. “If this keeps up, bring on the Double-A kids. They’re killing me. They’re killing my family, my coaching staff and the White Sox fans. I hope they care the way we care. I’m tired of seeing this shit every day.”
What the Oz man was really saying was:
“I’m truly sorry in the team’s lack of success this season. People seem to think it’s all the pitching staffs fault. I’m here to say, though they have under performed, they are fine fellows. I believe the White Sox need to heal, not as a team but as a family. Then wait till next year.
We have been blessed with such great owners who pay us all well, but I believe as an organization it would only be fair to the Double A players, to give them a shot at the big league. Oh to see the joy on those youngsters faces. Myself and my loving family are hurt emotionally by our record, as the fans are hurt as well. The fan know we care and I’m going to take the proper steps to correct it.”
“I’m tired of seeing that shit, day in and day out. And I don’t want to spend a miserable September seeing the same shit. If I have to see the same shit, I told [team GM Kenny Williams], ‘Bring somebody up. Fuck it.’ If it’s my fault, I should be moving out of here then. If it’s my fault, fucking fire my ass and I’ll be fine. I have the job to do, and I get paid a lot of fucking money to make this club work, but it’s not easy to work with people like that. It’s not easy.”
What the Oz man really said was:
“Even with the mistakes my players make, I love watching them day in and day out. I think September would be a perfect time to bring up some farm league talent. I try to imagine how nonsupporting former managers of mine have been, and be the complete opposite. I’ll do some reflection later tonight, and if I see that our woeful record is actually a result of my actions, then I suggest I should be relieved of my duties. Don’t worry about me, even with all that I give to charity, I’m financially alright. Thank you for your time and attentiveness, now suck my cock and fuck off”
So I profess on this day 8/31/07.
rDSr



Have any questions, hate mail, private comments, cease and desist letters, story ideas, death threats (that will be published) or tips? Then drop us a line at
ymswwc@gmail.com


Ohio State…known for Woody Hays, ESPN’s newest Big East tool Kirk Herbstreit, getting their asses handed to them in two national championship games in separate sports by Florida in the same year and of course they know how to throw a great riot. Well it seems an ex-president, in a job interview of all things, has spoken out about the 2002 riots that basically says the
“She told officials there that she confronted a culture of rioting when she arrived at Ohio State in 2002 and that she witnessed people doing “disgusting things, unbelievable things” on a videotape she ordered made after the Ohio State-Michigan game that year.



2. The gangs of gay liberals. Berkeley has the one of the highest concentration of gang activity in the country, one of the highest gay populations and everyone knows it’s the most God
1. The
Jerrell Powe has been wanting to play football for Ole Miss for quite sometime now. Since 2005 Powe has been attending a prep school and taking correspondence courses just to get his grades up and become eligible. Bless his heart, but the NCAA has declared that no matter how hard he tried,
“Powe, who has learning disabilities, has been working toward eligibility for two years. He signed with the Rebels in 2005, but the NCAA ruled he did not have the required core courses.
Yesterday Steve
“I have been reinstated as a student at the University of South Carolina. I appreciate the fair and expeditious handling of this matter by the University and the Office of Judicial Affairs. I understand the seriousness of the charge made against me and believe the actions taken by the University were reasonable and appropriate in this situation. I want to apologize to the entire University community, the football team and staff, and my family and friends for the negative attention which my actions may have brought.”