Michael Vick gets 23 months

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Originally Posted by jkobylka

His life is ruined... half of me wishes he had gotten a longer sentence - the other half wants to believe that he can redeem himself and become a advocate against the thuggery culture so many of these young superstars are choosing.

I wonder how long he'll ACTUALLY serve?

Justin

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His football career may or may not be ruined. But as to his life be ruined he will still be a young man when he gets out and he will probably leave jail with many times over the money that you will earn in a whole lifetime.

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Originally Posted by Spaniard

I think he should be getting more time too; but considering OJ got nothing for killing his wife I guess I should be happy.

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Easy, innocent until proven guilty! OJ was found innocent! If it doesn't fit.......................write a book about it, OJ is an idiot

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Originally Posted by Jonny2184

I'm gonna guess between 9-11 months he will serve. Only if he is a good boy in jail.

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I think he has to serve at least 18 months and still has to face state charges.

I'm not 100% sure on that though.

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Originally Posted by jkobylka

His life is ruined... half of me wishes he had gotten a longer sentence - the other half wants to believe that he can redeem himself and become a advocate against the thuggery culture so many of these young superstars are choosing.

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I agree Justin and I'll stay positive and hope he's seen how wrong what he was doing was and become a spokesperson against such activities.

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Originally Posted by jkobylka

His life is ruined... half of me wishes he had gotten a longer sentence - the other half wants to believe that he can redeem himself and become a advocate against the thuggery culture so many of these young superstars are choosing.

I wonder how long he'll ACTUALLY serve?

Justin

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I agree with Justin, I guarantee you that is career that is now ruined, is much more of a punishment that jail would ever be. Think about it, he went from pro player, to dog abuser in 1 day.

The only thing I am thinking that he's sorry of, is that he got caught. I hope/wish that this is not so, though.

He is a moron and deserves every minute he got and MORE.

He never shows any remourse for what he did...only regret...that he got caught!

I say punish that fras! :mad:


He better hope the squirrel master is there to protect his arse!

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ESPN said that if he behaves then 3 months maximum can be knocked off his sentence.

I would of preferred to see him lose a good chunk of his money instead of being jailed.... he fills a spot that could be filled by people far worse then him.

Be banned from endorsing anything, not be paid for interviews, no donations etc and be forced to pay a huge amount to charaties... like animal shelters or similar worthwhile programs.

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Originally Posted by Sputnik

I would of preferred to see him lose a good chunk of his money instead of being jailed.... he fills a spot that could be filled by people far worse then him.

Be banned from endorsing anything, not be paid for interviews, no donations etc and be forced to pay a huge amount to charaties... like animal shelters or similar worthwhile programs.

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He think he nearly bankrupt and the falcons are seeking nearly 20 million back from him that he was already paid. (they argue that he was knowingly violating his contract when he signed it...)

I know he's trying to sell his house no more than 30 minutes from here (4.5 million) Vick has agreed to pay nearly 1 million for the care of the dogs that were still alive on his property when it was raided.

If he returns to the NFL someday he will get paid for that but I doubt an endorser would touch him with a 10 ft pole at least in the near future.

so he's getting both his money taken and the prison sentence. Seems fair.