Josh Newberg Suggests Artie Used Funeral Money for Jewlery

Right...because you've never seen potential 1st round picks getting $$$ loaned to them by their agents to purchase cars, jewelry, clothes, etc...?

It happens all of the time. Newberg has always been a f*cking moron.

I hope he gets anal fissures.

Can an anal fissure get an anal fissure?
 
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Wow! Josh Newberg is a cumbag. I hope Artie lawyers up and takes all that ***'s money..
By the time Artie is finished with that Morte Christo, Jewberg will be paying for that jewelry.

We're all God's children.... race, religion, and creed please leave that alone

It turns out that Josh Newberg is actually Moslem. I don't think your rationale applies anymore.

He's a bag of putrid smegma, whatever his religion

I don't like him either I'm just saying about the language.
 
What a stupid, stupid assumption to make. I think it's dumb to buy 41K in jewelry, but it's even worse to accuse someone of using charitable funds to do so. You simply can NOT make accusations like that without hard proof.

See that's your problem. His agent is saying it was nowhere near that much.

But your problem is that from your limited frame of experience, spending 41K for jewelry is too much. It isn't when you are going to be making a million+ over the next couple of years.

Also, he's a grown *** man. If he goes broke, that's his business. Hope he doesn't, but I'm not going to remotely manage his finances. If you had a coworker that spent what you thought was too much for jewelry would you call him over and tell him you think he's spending too much on jewelry? Serious question.
 
Thats the problem nowadays, you dont need any kind of legit sources, valid information or integrity in REAL journalism anymore. Any bozo can become a "blogger" and put whatever BS they want even if its lies. They are not held to any standard because its opinion based.

So dummies like Newberg on a slow day on his twitter account drums up a BS story to get things jumpin for his twitter account. And people bought it hook, line and sinker. He is probably sitting back laughing right now because with one paragraph he is all over TMZ and the internet over story that he just made up. Smh. Gotta love social media..Smh.
 
Thats the problem nowadays, you dont need any kind of legit sources, valid information or integrity in REAL journalism anymore. Any bozo can become a "blogger" and put whatever BS they want even if its lies. They are not held to any standard because its opinion based.

So dummies like Newberg on a slow day on his twitter account drums up a BS story to get things jumpin for his twitter account. And people bought it hook, line and sinker. He is probably sitting back laughing right now because with one paragraph he is all over TMZ and the internet over story that he just made up. Smh. Gotta love social media..Smh.

Artie could sue that facquit. You can't publish whatever you want about people. Ask Gawker.
 
It is his business if he goes broke, I agree. Do you also agree NFL players going broke shortly after they retire is a problem? I feel bad for guys going broke, don't you? I hope Artie does amazingly well in life, and I don't want to see him end up a casualty of instant NFL riches. In pretty much every single case, guys spent their millions on stupid crap like jewelry, cars, clothing, etc. All things that decrease in value, sometimes wildly. It's not smart. And yes, I have had co-workers spend hard earned money on things I felt were ridiculous, and I told them so. For example, many years ago a co-worker spent $400 on a pager. This dude had no friends. The ONLY time he ever got paged was when he went to a pay phone and tried to page himself. Stupid, right? Yeah, it was his business, but it was a dumb move. Kid was 18 and was making pretty good money, but you simply can't **** it all away and expect to have anything down the road.

I want what's best for everyone, especially these young men who have worked their tails off to get where they are. I want to see them not only succeed on the field, but after their playing days are over with I'd like to see them continue to succeed.

Let me ask you. If you had a son do what Artie just did, would you pull him aside and say, "You're a grown man now, and it's your life, but you should probably think about not spending your money frivolously." Or would you just pretend there isn't a potential problem and say, "It's his life, let him do what he wants."??

Again, I'm not trashing Artie, I just don't want to see a young man get into a bad habit of spending money even before he has it. That's not a recipe for long term success.

What a stupid, stupid assumption to make. I think it's dumb to buy 41K in jewelry, but it's even worse to accuse someone of using charitable funds to do so. You simply can NOT make accusations like that without hard proof.

See that's your problem. His agent is saying it was nowhere near that much.

But your problem is that from your limited frame of experience, spending 41K for jewelry is too much. It isn't when you are going to be making a million+ over the next couple of years.

Also, he's a grown *** man. If he goes broke, that's his business. Hope he doesn't, but I'm not going to remotely manage his finances. If you had a coworker that spent what you thought was too much for jewelry would you call him over and tell him you think he's spending too much on jewelry? Serious question.
 
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I'm not Artie's father or advisor and neither are you.

Good thing I wasn't that coworker who's business you meddled in, because when I was 18, I would have told you to go f**k yourself and mind your own business.
 
Disrespectful on Josh's account without doubt. But please explain to me why a poor Black guy, before being drafted, knowing his income, no house and with siblings to support would drop 41K on some dumb *** flashy pimp *** jewelry before getting his financial planning in order!!! That's some Nword **** that makes me not feel sorry for their asses when they get suckered and end up back where they started, with nothing.
 
Disrespectful on Josh's account without doubt. But please explain to me why a poor Black guy, before being drafted, knowing his income, no house and with siblings to support would drop 41K on some dumb *** flashy pimp *** jewelry before getting his financial planning in order!!! That's some Nword **** that makes me not feel sorry for their asses when they get suckered and end up back where they started, with nothing.

Well the poor black guy didn't spend 41k according to his agent. Closer to the 5-8k range.
 
these athletes are so in debt to their agents before they even get drafted

They are usually in debt to third party companies in the business of providing non recourse pre-draft loans to athletes. The agents are fiduciaries. And the smart ones keep at arm's length from these lenders.
 
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Even if it is the 40k from the gofundme does it matter in the scheme of things. If he signs a rookie contract in the millions or even hundred thousands that 40k is swallowed up in that chunk hes about to be due anyway. Its not like everyone had no idea he was going to the NFL.
 
Typical media b*tch

He deleted the tweet, and is backpedaling on his original comment

What a p*ssy

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Wow! Josh Newberg is a cumbag. I hope Artie lawyers up and takes all that ***'s money.

Cause the first thing I think of when someone tweets some shady **** is TOTALLY, "Man, what a ***!" I mean, we all know Jews are total pieces of ****, right guys? Why stop at "cumbag" or "****wad" when I can point out what a ******* *** he is?!
 
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