I wasn't a bit serious. I was just giving some barn lurkers something to talk about.
Proposed new award for "Filthiest Player" - the Fairley Award...
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I wasn't a bit serious. I was just giving some barn lurkers something to talk about.
He should have been ejected from the game , and like others have noted, he does this in every game.
EDIT: Does anyone have the shot on the chin the UGA qb took?
It happened when he took off around the left side I think and as he got tackled someone stepped on his face guard the best I could tell.
What else do you expect from a school where the chop block is emphasized in every game? The barners play dirty and classless because that's all they have ever been. Their present lofty ranking didn't suddenly inject them with class.
Or a school nicknamed Chop Block U. Gad, I hate CBU!
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I do not in the slightest support taking out an opposing fan. That has no place in BDS or anywhere else for that matter. I hope that Bama fans will step in and prevent that crap if they see it happening.
But I whole-heartedly support taking out Fairley early in the first. Dirtily. Blatantly. Whatever. I think it's even worth getting a couple of players ejected if it sets the tone, sends a message, and gets a little justice against a habitually dirty player.
What's the message? You're in our house. We are alpha. If you win this game it'll be because you out-physicaled us, and you're not going to out-physical us. Besides, a soft Auburn defense is even more toothless without that punk on the field.
But I whole-heartedly support taking out Fairley early in the first. Dirtily. Blatantly. Whatever. I think it's even worth getting a couple of players ejected if it sets the tone, sends a message, and gets a little justice against a habitually dirty player.
What's the message? You're in our house. We are alpha. If you win this game it'll be because you out-physicaled us, and you're not going to out-physical us. Besides, a soft Auburn defense is even more toothless without that punk on the field.
At first I loved his effort and intimidation. I just called it a GATA attitude. He'd arrive a second or so late and belt the QB.
When they played LSU it was the turning point for me. He was consistantly late to the QB and even hit him once when the play was blown dead. I guess since he was the only one who didn't hear the whistle it wasn't a penalty.
His role in that defense has devolved into "cheap shot artist." He is consistantly driving players into the ground when they don't have the ball. The SEC needs to take a hard look at his play. The NFL has already banned those hits.
His behavior after the scuffle told me all I needed to know about his character and that off the staff. I may get in trouble for saying this, but if the refs aren't protecting the players then we need to fight fire with fire. Fairly and the Barn OL can't cheap shot our guys if they get carted off the field first.
Its truly sad that its gotten to the "kill or be killed point" due to lax officiating.
When they played LSU it was the turning point for me. He was consistantly late to the QB and even hit him once when the play was blown dead. I guess since he was the only one who didn't hear the whistle it wasn't a penalty.
His role in that defense has devolved into "cheap shot artist." He is consistantly driving players into the ground when they don't have the ball. The SEC needs to take a hard look at his play. The NFL has already banned those hits.
His behavior after the scuffle told me all I needed to know about his character and that off the staff. I may get in trouble for saying this, but if the refs aren't protecting the players then we need to fight fire with fire. Fairly and the Barn OL can't cheap shot our guys if they get carted off the field first.
Its truly sad that its gotten to the "kill or be killed point" due to lax officiating.
Nick has single handedly taken out several QB's already this year,as quoted by the great CBS announcers, with his antics on the field that have been purely dirty in every way. That play it looks as if he leaned with his head to take out Murray. I hope that we are ready for his dirty play in the Iron Bowl because he will almost assuredly be going after our QB on every play.
WE are Alabama. WE don't tear down goalposts and WE DON'T start fights in the stands. It gets that simple.
"Evil people don't experience tragedy. That is justice."
I've read a lot of "I wish bad things would happen to Fairley" type of statements, and it made me think of this. One of my professors said it, and I thought it was fitting.
EDIT: Not to call the man evil. I've never met him and have no right to say anything about his character. Forgot to throw that disclaimer in there.
I've read a lot of "I wish bad things would happen to Fairley" type of statements, and it made me think of this. One of my professors said it, and I thought it was fitting.
EDIT: Not to call the man evil. I've never met him and have no right to say anything about his character. Forgot to throw that disclaimer in there.
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I also turned off the last minute of the Georgia - aubarn game. I saw Fairley's
cheap shot on Murray, but had no idea of the melee at the end of the game. I
knew Trooper Taylor had a chemical imbalance or something going on , but to see
him and Fairley celebrating was insane. You think this guy wouldn't slip a few Benjamins to get a thug to aubarn?
Yeah Chiz, that's the way you do it at aubarn. You are amongst aubarn men. You're making Dye, Lowder and yeller feller mighty proud.
cheap shot on Murray, but had no idea of the melee at the end of the game. I
knew Trooper Taylor had a chemical imbalance or something going on , but to see
him and Fairley celebrating was insane. You think this guy wouldn't slip a few Benjamins to get a thug to aubarn?
Yeah Chiz, that's the way you do it at aubarn. You are amongst aubarn men. You're making Dye, Lowder and yeller feller mighty proud.
I was unable to watch the game because of work but have watched the hits several times on Youtube. If the SEC office doesn't have the cajones to sit this idiot, I have a feeling things could get real ugly on the field and off when the IB rolls around.
The hit in the back should itself get him a suspension. He better hope Trent Richardson isn't anywhere near when the crap hits the fan. Richardson would hurt that poor boy....
The hit in the back should itself get him a suspension. He better hope Trent Richardson isn't anywhere near when the crap hits the fan. Richardson would hurt that poor boy....
Well. Barns are full of manure, and the allbarn is no different than any other barn.:biggrin:
"Evil people don't experience tragedy. That is justice."
I've read a lot of "I wish bad things would happen to Fairley" type of statements, and it made me think of this. One of my professors said it, and I thought it was fitting.
EDIT: Not to call the man evil. I've never met him and have no right to say anything about his character. Forgot to throw that disclaimer in there.
Fairleys style of play is a reflection of his character. The two are inseparable.
I like em mean and nasty....but within the rules.
In fairness to Taylor, he reminded me of a border collie in the way he cordoned off Fairley from returning to the scrum.
I could have done without the jumping jacks, but it looked to me like a coach trying to keep his team's second-best player from doing something stupid, instead of doing something dirty that continually gets covered up by a loose interpretation of the rules.
At least four blatantly cheap, potentially game-changing shots and only one is called. If I'm Auburn, I not only love those odds, I would get on my knees in a hog lagoon and propose.
Then again, don't think the "World Isn't Watching," and don't think the SEC office hasn't heard about it, and will hear oh so much more in the coming 10 days.
An Iron Bowl prediction: Zebes will keep Fairley on a shorter leash. Either he will be playing on lower RPMs, or he will earn at least two late hit penalties/and or get thrown out of the game.
Either way, we benefit.
I could have done without the jumping jacks, but it looked to me like a coach trying to keep his team's second-best player from doing something stupid, instead of doing something dirty that continually gets covered up by a loose interpretation of the rules.
At least four blatantly cheap, potentially game-changing shots and only one is called. If I'm Auburn, I not only love those odds, I would get on my knees in a hog lagoon and propose.
Then again, don't think the "World Isn't Watching," and don't think the SEC office hasn't heard about it, and will hear oh so much more in the coming 10 days.
An Iron Bowl prediction: Zebes will keep Fairley on a shorter leash. Either he will be playing on lower RPMs, or he will earn at least two late hit penalties/and or get thrown out of the game.
Either way, we benefit.
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My son and I were watching and I told him this guy is such a cheap shot artist. He'll get his awakening in the NFL. Wait until he does that to some franchise QB...they may have to scrape him off the field after an offensive lineman gets a hold of him.
There's no reason he shouldn't have been ejected yesterday for that late hit on the Ga QB.
There's no reason he shouldn't have been ejected yesterday for that late hit on the Ga QB.
When Fairley initiates contact with the QB he's perfectly legal as far as "Roughing the Passer" goes.
But what he does after that is without question.."Unecessary Roughness" and I find it hard to believe they're not calling it.
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But what he does after that is without question.."Unecessary Roughness" and I find it hard to believe they're not calling it.
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He just acts juiced up too me..That kind of aggression just looks like "roid rage"..I could be wrong..His actions speak differently if ya ask me..
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Whatever the case, he has deserved many other late hit calls this year. With all of the attention this is getting, the refs at BDS will be well aware of him (sure they are already), and he will be tagged.
Newton deserved one as well.
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