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yeah i dont think dunny has any right to criticize any defender in the league. we could have put a construction cone out there and it would have defended better than pretty boy.
I'm certain that sports reporters and broadcasters across this state lay awake nights fearing criticism from Scott D. Pierce.....
Either that, or they couldn't care less.
You decide.
I wonder if Pierce has the same criticism for so-called objective news broadcasters who fawn all over our current President without any balance at all. They sound like "homers" to me! (And I mean that in the Simpson sense.)
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