Comments on: Cable allegations nothing more than that

By: Sheri Mccandles

Sheri Mccandles — Mon, 11 Jan 2010 03:01:48 +0000

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By: JSpicoli

JSpicoli — Tue, 03 Nov 2009 20:03:07 +0000

the real story here is WHY ESPN spend their resources digging through dumpsters in Alameda? Have an agenda much?

Where is the expose on the Steelers and their steroid supplier, I mean Trainer? The list is too long of real things to investigate, but they hate us in Bristol, and I hate them.

By: PARaider

PARaider — Tue, 03 Nov 2009 18:15:19 +0000

Raider Greg, Cable “was found to have done so in court”? It was cited as a reason she wanted a divorce in court documents, there was no finding of proof nor confirmation by the court. If he is a wife beater, then he’s an idiot. Let’s not make up our own facts though.

By: Raider Greg

Raider Greg — Tue, 03 Nov 2009 16:55:38 +0000

You bone heads have got it all wrong….In a purely Silver and Black universe this is a bump in the road but…In the light of public concern Cable is DONE! The public that does not give a shit about football or the Raiders he is a “woman beater” thats it! He has hit women more than once and has been found to have done so in court. I think he should be fired for his poor coaching but he WILL be gone for this poor judgement throughout his life. Thumping a dude is one thing but….a woman…..PLEASE…..There is NO excuse for this and he must pay for it….Personaly and professionaly. Every womens group will ralley in Alameda to roast this stupid ass…..He is done……Goodby Basic Cable…….!

By: OakRaidFan

OakRaidFan — Tue, 03 Nov 2009 16:45:18 +0000

Paul McDonald (Comment 1): So, you’re saying that the Raiders should only defend Cable if he was a winning Coach?! Wow, I wouldn’t want you on the (judicial) bench. Over 50% of marriages inCA end in divorce. Some people divorce more than once. That’s not because they’re bad people, not necessarily, at least. It’s like anything in life: you try and fail before you try and succeed, in most cases. It’s a learning process, like anything else. Cable doesn’t deserve this. He should sue.

By: Paul MacDonald

Paul MacDonald — Tue, 03 Nov 2009 13:47:11 +0000

Sketchy, unless you include court records.

I might be able to understand this stalwart defense of Cable if he were a half decent coach and the Raiders were on their way. I wouldn’t condone it, but I would understand it.

However, Cable is a crappy coach. He has had two divorces, both of which cite physical and mental abuse as reasons for the divorces. It’s a bit past the unfounded accusation stage.