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Ian Poulter's mouth is louder than his pants
Friday February 1, 2008 | 09:14:56 207 words, 4293 views
Stephen Ames, Rory Sabbatini, Woody Austin. Now, Ian Poulter. I have enormous respect – at first – for guys who take on Tiger Woods verbally. Especially given the history of Woods’ payback on guys who diss him. It gets tiring watching Woods dominate the legions of the meek, which consist of everyone except for him who plays professional golf. So, when someone comes out and says he’s going to open up a can of whup-ass on El Tigre, it’s a break from the monotonous hero-worship. Alas, they almost always become forlorn objects of public ridicule, either because Woods toasts them or they eat their words before they anger the beast. Don’t you love how Poulter is now complaining about how he was misquoted, even though he admitted he DID NOT READ the magazine article where his quotes appeared? Poulter didn’t so much challenge Woods as berate his fellow players, essentially saying he was the only one who could hang with the big man. Maybe there will come a day, a great day with sunlight streaming through the autumn leaves, when a pro golfer challenges Woods verbally and then backs it up on the course. I have a strong feeling that man won’t be Ian Poulter in his pink pants. Comments:
The media makes a big mistake when they pound on players who say something controversial because all that does is guarantee they will never say anything interesting again. But then, the media tends to be dumber than a fence post. I got an idea. Why doesn't someone write an article on how Tiger can have an adjusted stroke average 1.5 less than anyone else and be 152 in driving accuracy ? I'll give you a clue, it's putting.
Comment from: Wendy (UK) [Visitor]
Did you read this?
John Wood, caddie to Hunter Mahan. "I think this is the day that I reach my full potential as a caddie, and when I do it will be just me and Stevie". Priceless.
Comment from: tim [Visitor]
That's good. That's very good.
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