I just always found him to be a little nerdy and didn't think of him as a player.
Bingo! And because of his growing stature a whole new world opens up for him.
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Bingo! And because of his growing stature a whole new world opens up for him.
[quotelater tiger, you're history. .
Not likely....
Wait till next season 5 or 6 wins, 1 or 2 majors, life will be good for Tigger again...[/quote]
i'm not sure. i really don't see that but i could be wrong.
and if this is true about performance enhancing or what is it
, jack nicklaus needs to put his foot down.
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Interesting, one of my friend's husband is big into the sports scene and the PGA and he said he had heard things prior to this too.
I mean he was booking connecting rooms to his when he was on tour, others had to have known.
I too bought his act.
Tiger Woods controversy: Being inked to performance-enhancing drugs would be Tiger Woods' worst-case scenario -- OrlandoSentinel.com
Mike Bianchi SPORTS COMMENTARY
December 15, 2009
Now we should care.
More than ever before
Forget about the immorality of Tiger Woods' multiple mistresses.
What's much more damaging is the potential illegality of his multiple majors.
Tiger Woods cheating on his wife is ultimately between him and her.
But Tiger Woods potentially cheating on the game of golf is definitively between him and all of us sports fans who have cheered him, revered him and marveled at how he is so much better than everybody else on the PGA Tour.
Maybe now we know the reason why.
Maybe Tiger Woods is simply the Barry Bonds of golf ? and Jack Nicklaus is Hank Aaron.
The latest saga in Tiger's meteoric fall from grace came Tuesday when the story broke about one of Tiger's doctors being arrested and suspected of providing performance-enhancing drugs (PEDs) to elite athletes. According to the New York Times, the FBI is investigating Canadian physician Dr. Anthony Galea, who was found with human growth hormone in his bag at the U.S.-Canada border in late October.
I know, I know, nothing has been proven and we're supposed to give Tiger the benefit of the doubt. We're supposed to assume the best in our professional athletes, right?
Sorry, but that philosophy went out the window six mistresses and seven steroids scandals ago.
The PGA Tour, for once in its life, should be proactive on an issue involving performance-enhancing drugs. Commissioner Tim Finchem should immediately announce a full-scale investigation into Tiger's relationship with this controversial doctor. And if it's found that Tiger has been using illegal PEDs, all of golf's governing bodies should strip him of his major titles. Nicklaus, like Aaron, should not have his monumental milestone (18 major victories) surpassed by a cheater.
Remember the before-and-after pictures of lanky Bonds as a young baseball player and then the bulked-up, hulked-up Bonds after he began using that BALCO-manufactured "flaxseed oil"? Well, look at pictures of Tiger as the skinny young golfer and compare them to the thicker, bigger, sculpted, chiseled Tiger of today.
Doesn't it make you wonder?
Mike Bianchi SPORTS COMMENTARY
December 15, 2009
Now we should care.
More than ever before
Forget about the immorality of Tiger Woods' multiple mistresses.
What's much more damaging is the potential illegality of his multiple majors.
Tiger Woods cheating on his wife is ultimately between him and her.
But Tiger Woods potentially cheating on the game of golf is definitively between him and all of us sports fans who have cheered him, revered him and marveled at how he is so much better than everybody else on the PGA Tour.
Maybe now we know the reason why.
Maybe Tiger Woods is simply the Barry Bonds of golf ? and Jack Nicklaus is Hank Aaron.
The latest saga in Tiger's meteoric fall from grace came Tuesday when the story broke about one of Tiger's doctors being arrested and suspected of providing performance-enhancing drugs (PEDs) to elite athletes. According to the New York Times, the FBI is investigating Canadian physician Dr. Anthony Galea, who was found with human growth hormone in his bag at the U.S.-Canada border in late October.
I know, I know, nothing has been proven and we're supposed to give Tiger the benefit of the doubt. We're supposed to assume the best in our professional athletes, right?
Sorry, but that philosophy went out the window six mistresses and seven steroids scandals ago.
The PGA Tour, for once in its life, should be proactive on an issue involving performance-enhancing drugs. Commissioner Tim Finchem should immediately announce a full-scale investigation into Tiger's relationship with this controversial doctor. And if it's found that Tiger has been using illegal PEDs, all of golf's governing bodies should strip him of his major titles. Nicklaus, like Aaron, should not have his monumental milestone (18 major victories) surpassed by a cheater.
Remember the before-and-after pictures of lanky Bonds as a young baseball player and then the bulked-up, hulked-up Bonds after he began using that BALCO-manufactured "flaxseed oil"? Well, look at pictures of Tiger as the skinny young golfer and compare them to the thicker, bigger, sculpted, chiseled Tiger of today.
Doesn't it make you wonder?
I suspect that now he is~~~~~~maybe he show up in the Confession Tent.
