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Jome:

--- Quote from: WESTCOASTSFINEST on September 28, 2003, 04:05:13 PM ---I heard about this wasn't sure if it was for real anyone hear it?

It seems Snoop was doing an interview with ESPN and they asked him about Tampa Bay and their coaches Tony Dungy and Jon Gruden. Snoop was talking about the white coach won the super bowl in his first year but he black guy couldnt do it in 5 years .Snoop said black people shouldnt be coaches they should only be assistants. Snoop went on to say Black people cant handle the pressure and responsibility of coaching

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Sounds like Snoop is speaking from experience.. (Dogghouse hint hint)

King Tech Quadafi:
^ LOL

PLANT:

--- Quote from: Tech J0mE on September 29, 2003, 08:54:08 PM ---
--- Quote from: WESTCOASTSFINEST on September 28, 2003, 04:05:13 PM ---I heard about this wasn't sure if it was for real anyone hear it?

It seems Snoop was doing an interview with ESPN and they asked him about Tampa Bay and their coaches Tony Dungy and Jon Gruden. Snoop was talking about the white coach won the super bowl in his first year but he black guy couldnt do it in 5 years .Snoop said black people shouldnt be coaches they should only be assistants. Snoop went on to say Black people cant handle the pressure and responsibility of coaching

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Sounds like Snoop is speaking from experience.. (Dogghouse hint hint)

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Well I do agree, Snoop should do a better job running his label, but I highly doubt he wants a white guy running "The Dogghouse"...

Bramsterdam (see ya):

--- Quote from: Represent. on September 29, 2003, 06:48:50 PM ---Yeah Bram, Snoop must have been in your "Field of Dreams"^^^ before he made the comment...

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 yeah..........  

Perfection:
First of all Snopp Dogg is overrated.

Tons of black people are successful coaches. Doug Williams (who's appearently been black balled) at Gambling St., Former Raiders coach Art Shell (also seems to be black balled), Dennis Green, Dusty Baker, Tony Dungy is a successful coach, and so is Herman Edwards (when he has the QB his believes can run his offense).

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