The never ending Jason Campbell player haters ball

[SirClintonPortis]

Originally Posted by aceinthehouse

Actually,I believe I made excellent point's that you obviously disagree with portis...and that's your opinion and fine.

And what you call brain-dead analysis,many others would call facts.

The fact alone that "he's a nice guy" isn't even a fact.
He may appear that way to you,but it doesn't make true.

I pointed out that the guy takes no responsibility for the mistakes that he's at least a Big part of...yet he never acknowledges it. Ever!

Then he's surprised to be taken out,when his performances was absolutely terrible.

Tom Cable gets it...Mike Shanahan gets it....
The only people that don't get it,are the Campbell supporters till the very end and perhaps Al Davis who reminds him of Jim Plunkett.

Now Al I can give a break too,cause the guy is older than the crypt keeper
But there just is no excuse for the stupidity for those who actually still believe...

It's the raiders O-line
Running game
Defense

or whatever lame excuses they have came up with this week.
Same excuses and same results

You're dumb enough to not realize that I did not say "Campbell does take responsibility for his actions". You, just like that other member in the other thread, can't read a complete sentence when angry.

You can't even notice when I'm agreeing with you for something.

You should have been able to garner from my post that I conveyed the idea that Campbell is not holding himself accountable enough.

Also, you didn't use responsibility or accountability when first discussing Campbell, you used "class". If you cannot realize the dissimilarities between these two words in your native language, you're hopeless.

Oh, and before you charge blindly again, I'll point out exactly where I meant what I meant about Campbell's lack of personal accountability.

And you barge into my [merged] thread with a brain-dead analysis in which you displayed an inability to distinguish between the concepts of accountability, which Campbell is lacking in, and class, in which he has some.