Anish not Fired by ESPN

[Bayside44]

He can call out good stuff - guy's been around forever and remembers an age where NFL games weren't littered with middle aged drunken fatties beating each other up in the name of Budweiser. But this one is beyond a reach.

 

[Stealth4785]

And vice versa.

There’s literally nothing wrong with the term “guerilla tactics”.
And certainly nothing racist.

Hell - our own revolutionary solidiers beat England by doing just that.

Turrible article by a turrible writer.

You're right. Thats only part of the story. He used the Anish example as a parallel to that of Doug Adler's comment about Venus Williams in 2017 to illustrate a perceived double standard and to highlight the important of context in journalism.

 

[br801]

You're right. Thats only part of the story. He used the Anish example as a parallel to that of Doug Adler's comment about Venus Williams in 2017 to illustrate a perceived double standard and to highlight the important of context in journalism.

That's exactly where he's coming from with this. He can't let that go. I don't read his column often anymore, but when I do there's a good chance he's ranting about this. He's a bitter old man now and essentially unreadable, much like Bill Madden.