with, sometimes, not knowingly, i don t know what, but with men in the room. victims can be anybody. the perpetrators can be anybody but you are in some instances, at least what s been documented, punishing the people who are potentially victims by making everybody goes through those trainings. you think that we don t know how it feels to be harassed? some of us could be teaching the class. but my question is who should be held accountable? the nfl is a bunch of corporations, it s a league, like a club. we talk about roger caddell and the commissioner, we saw after ray lewis and some others that there s only so far they are willing to go. you ve got to have videotapes and pictures and a bunch of stuff for the nfl league to take any sort of action. but at the end of the day, what work do they do? because they are not the employer and all of this. it s the corporation and the team and if the team is that
at the end of november and then obviously it would be christmas. i at that point didn t know if i would be alive for my daughter s first birthday. my body felt like it had been absolutely riddled with, i don t know what, something was just going for everything. so i had bought and wrapped all birthday and christmas presents by the beginning of october, through fear that i might not be there and at least there would be something there for her from me. um.sorry. putting so much strain and so many obligations onto my husband. we both worked in pretty well paid jobs and all of a sudden i was then receiving stat sick pay. just feeling like a massive burden to everyone around you.
he walked in door? he wasjust a big kid, wasn t he? he was six foot four and 1a stone, and he was a big lad, but he went on the backs down the end of the gym, and after about half a minute of watching him, i said to my dad, heavyweight champion of the world. my dad said, he hasjust walked through the door! i said there is something about that lad. and i have been proved right all along. i have always said since his second amateur fight that he would be a champion. what was it about him? you mentioned his size, but was there something else? just something, i don t know what. when you coach good lads from an early age, and they have been very ordinary, tyson wasn t ordinary as soon as he came in. he has got something. you looked into the future and thought, imagine him
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