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  • #16
    Re: Proof Farley isn't leaving anytime soon

    Originally posted by GatewayFB View Post
    Yeah...I'm sure she stays awake at night worrying that your wife/girlfriend will steal her man...
    nah, she lays awake at night because she can't sleep with all that cocaine in her system.

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    • #17
      Re: Proof Farley isn't leaving anytime soon

      Originally posted by Panther-Sheik View Post
      How much does Moore make at ASS-U? I don't think it is about "having to eat" so much as it is the ego that drives any good athlete / coach to succeed. If you can't live on $200K in Cedar Falls, with a free car, club memberships and other unknown perks, then you won't be able to live on $1M elsewhere. If you move on simply for the paycheck, then you are in it for the wrong reasons anyway...and probably won't last long at that upper level (see Terry Allen).
      I didn't mean it that way as far as living outside your means. I meant he has a right to pursue as much money as he can get, just like the rest of us.

      Everyone "deserves to eat" what they can get. I want him to get as much as he can, after the NC.

      He deserves that, and besides I believe if he fell on hard times for whatever reason for 2 or 3 bad seasons everyone would start calling for his head anyway. So, so much for loyalty which lasts as long as he's performing at this level.

      No matter how he does I'm with him till he's done, which likely will be a season or two after he brings home the ring.

      If I didnt think he was a good man who deserved all the opportunities he's created for himself then I'd be more selfish.
      UNI Alumnus 2007

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