Tiger Woods: I have sinned against you. I'm sorry.
Cry me a river.
It's too little, too late, pal. That ship has sailed.
How the mighty have fallen.
1 posted on
02/19/2010 9:16:23 AM PST by
MaestroLC
Navigation: use the links below to view more comments.
first 1-20, 21-40, 41 next last
To: MaestroLC
He seems genuinely sorry........that he got caught.
To: MaestroLC
I read that next time he sticks his salami into another bun, he will be extremely careful.
To: MaestroLC
To: MaestroLC
Elin deserves praise, not blame. How big of him to absolve Elin of any blame... I don't think too many people are blaming her for his affairs.
I also don't blame the tournament golfers who are, in my opinion, justifiably angry that coverage of a major tournament has been hijacked by Tiger's need to make this statement today. He couldn't have waited? He couldn't have chosen another forum? Seems to me like he still wanted attention from the golf world.
To: MaestroLC
I find it interesting that he claims to be a born-again-Buddhist. That's a first; must be fall out from the Bret Hume call to repentance.
As an apology/PR rebuilding, I'd give this a B+. Certainly better than Clinton's numerous non-apologies.
8 posted on
02/19/2010 9:23:52 AM PST by
Martin Tell
(ask for the ancient paths, ask where the good way is, and walk in it)
To: MaestroLC
I'll give him some credit: I expected the statement to say "I'm cured - I'll be playing in the Master's in 7 weeks." Most of these ne'er-do-wells don't bother to finish the therapy and declare themselves healed. Sounds like he recognizes that there's a problem.
And hey -- it's certainly cost him big time. Kobe (for instance) got off easy.
9 posted on
02/19/2010 9:23:59 AM PST by
alancarp
(Calling all states: Reduce the cost of doing business and jobs will flock to your doors.)
To: MaestroLC
No mention of GOD. That’s his MAIN problem.
Brit Hume was right!
11 posted on
02/19/2010 9:25:21 AM PST by
pillut48
("Stand now. Stand together. Stand for what is right."-Gov.Sarah Palin, "Going Rogue")
To: MaestroLC
I know you can’t separate his private and public life completely, but to me, his private life is his own. He screwed up big time. On the other hand, I love watching this guy play and will always admire what he can do with a golf ball. I love the game, too, and hope he returns to it as soon as possible.
14 posted on
02/19/2010 9:27:34 AM PST by
econjack
(Some people are as dumb as soup.)
To: MaestroLC
Yeah, he’s so sorry that he cheated on his wife that he kept doing it with multiple women over many years....
To: MaestroLC
“I had sex with those 7 to 10 women and lost ALOT of money when I caught...for that I’m really sorry...otherwise...who’s business was it what I did”?
17 posted on
02/19/2010 9:30:03 AM PST by
Dallas59
(President Robert Gibbs 2009-2013)
To: MaestroLC
Good job Maestro. Judge the way he handles temptation.
That’s like me vowing to never throw an interception in the Super Bowl. I vow to never put someone into the wall at Daytona. I promise to never sign a federal budget that is not balanced.
Wow! I’m a pretty awesome guy!
19 posted on
02/19/2010 9:30:52 AM PST by
getitright
(If you call this HOPE, can we give despair a shot?)
To: MaestroLC
A rather bizarre venue. Aside from his mom, I think they should have had captions of everyone in the room, and exactly how their income (or entree to a billionaire lifestyle) depends on Tiger.
Shorten it from 13 minutes, or whatever it was: “Sorry I got caught, and I’ll bet you are, too!”
20 posted on
02/19/2010 9:31:46 AM PST by
GnuHere
To: MaestroLC; All
He has already been known as a person who is angry and had problems, not exactly a good role model though many idiot parents thought he was.
Now they know better.
22 posted on
02/19/2010 9:32:41 AM PST by
rwfromkansas
("Carve your name on hearts, not marble." - C.H. Spurgeon)
To: All
I think all of this coverage is beyond ridiculous.
Really??? A press conference to answer for his cheating???
I could see if it were dealing with his future in golf,but...about his personal life??
Speculation about whether or not his wife will show up; whether or not his mom will speak;whether or not he'll burst into tears....good grief! Enough already!
There's been more coverage and concern about a philandering sports figure than about the five Muslim soldiers who tried to kill as many American soldiers as possible with poison!
I for one an fed up with it all. Sorry about the rant but it's very annoying. The man's a piece of crap who can't keep his zipper up.Let his wife deal with it. After all,he cheated on her, not on us.
23 posted on
02/19/2010 9:32:57 AM PST by
gimme1ibertee
("In a time of universal deceit,telling the truth becomes a revolutionary act"-George Orwell)
To: MaestroLC
Remind me someone. Why do we care?
To: MaestroLC
Last time I checked, the only person without earthly sin died on a cross. Who reading this hasn’t sinned today?
25 posted on
02/19/2010 9:34:57 AM PST by
highnoon
(Legalize the Constitution)
To: MaestroLC
Worked hard all his life? He played golf, for crying out loud. The rest of us should “work” so hard.....
To: MaestroLC
I’ll bet the whole time he was saying this he was dreaming about boinking another blonde bimbo.
31 posted on
02/19/2010 9:39:46 AM PST by
reagan_fanatic
(The liberals are asking us to give Obama more time. Is 25 to life enough?)
To: MaestroLC
What will get the most press coverage tonight on the News?
Tiger Woods or yesterday’s Domestics Terrorist attack under Obamas watch? And what story will come first? I think you all know the answer to both.
To: MaestroLC
Yea Tiger, you’re sorry, as much as a sleaze-ball tightwad could be. A class guy would have bought that young coffee shop waitress a bungalow or a flat, show the girl a bit of respect, but not Tiger Woods. And he’s so rich! It’s a drop in the bucket for him.
37 posted on
02/19/2010 9:45:50 AM PST by
paristwelve
(Feeling sorry for things is just an excuse for not celebrating your own happiness.)
Navigation: use the links below to view more comments.
first 1-20, 21-40, 41 next last
FreeRepublic.com is powered by software copyright 2000-2008 John Robinson