[JayMillz]

http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2014/08/05...lp00000592

Dallas Cowboys Jerry Jones normally seems to be quite comfortable as the center of attention. But the 71-year-old might not appreciate everyone gawking at the racy photos of him partying with a pair of younger women that quickly gained notoriety on Tuesday after being shared by sports gossip website Terez Owens.

Jones has been married to his wife, Gene, for more than 50 years and is described as a "family man" in his official bio at the Cowboys' website.

According to Deadspin, the backstory behind the suggestive photos might be even more surprising than the images themselves.

Apparently, it might involve an extortion plot and one Twitter user who might consider himself the Son of God.

[___]

Ha.

Jerry's slipping in his old age...he should know better than to allow picture taking in questionable poses.

[Kickb]

I hope all of us will be in position to do this when we are in our golden years.

[eradicator]

shit, when I am 71, I was thinking I would be having trouble getting an erection at all. If I am partying with sloots in their 20s, it should be easy

[Hans Dix]

^^^Oh fuck me I thought her arm was his bare leg. Game almost recognized.

Then again, the fact that he even has her in that position is some shit.

Good ol' JJ

[Swooper]

Well as a NFL owner, he is well known for doing whatever the hell he likes and hence he's probably pretty 'alpha' though it makes the cowboys pretty damn mediocre.

[Rutting Elephant]

A relatively loaded family member has asked a favor of me to research the logistics of running a minor league soccer or hockey team.
It seems owning a group of studly young men restores an old man's horndog levels (see also Clippers geezer), so I am conflicted about possibly ruining his 30+ year marriage.

[Fighting888]

Jerry Buss.

[MY DETROIT PLAYAS]

'How bout dem Cowboys'

Sorry, couldn't help it

[puckerman]

Jerry Buss didn't own the Lakers so he could get his mug on television all the time. He was a successful owner because he let the coaches and managers do their jobs. Thanks for the pictures of Jerry Buss. He was a bigger winner than Jerry Jones ever will be.

[Fighting888]

(08-06-2014 10:23 AM)puckerman Wrote:  

Jerry Buss didn't own the Lakers so he could get his mug on television all the time. He was a successful owner because he let the coaches and managers do their jobs. Thanks for the pictures of Jerry Buss. He was a bigger winner than Jerry Jones ever will be.

Unlike his buddy Donald Sterling, Buss never fell for any of his escorts.

[JayMillz]

   

[MdWanderer]

(08-06-2014 10:23 AM)puckerman Wrote:  

Jerry Buss didn't own the Lakers so he could get his mug on television all the time. He was a successful owner because he let the coaches and managers do their jobs. Thanks for the pictures of Jerry Buss. He was a bigger winner than Jerry Jones ever will be.

It's funny because Jones at one time was the savior for the Cowboys. He turned a team that was losing games and money into one of the wealthiest organizations in pro sports and brought them three Superbowl championships in the 90s. Along the way his head got too big and now they've been trapped in mediocrity for almost 20 years. As somebody posted before, there is such a thing as being too alpha. Jones refuses to listen to football people and is a know-it-all, to the detriment of the product on the field. He's never lost it on the business end of things (Dallas once again is the NFLs most valuable team knocking off the Redskins) but the Cowboys are still mediocre on the field.

[puckerman]

(08-10-2014 06:08 PM)MdWanderer Wrote:  

It's funny because Jones at one time was the savior for the Cowboys. He turned a team that was losing games and money into one of the wealthiest organizations in pro sports and brought them three Superbowl championships in the 90s. Along the way his head got too big and now they've been trapped in mediocrity for almost 20 years. As somebody posted before, there is such a thing as being too alpha. Jones refuses to listen to football people and is a know-it-all, to the detriment of the product on the field. He's never lost it on the business end of things (Dallas once again is the NFLs most valuable team knocking off the Redskins) but the Cowboys are still mediocre on the field.

Dallas has lost more games under Jones than they did in all the years before him. He was a savior only because he realized that Dallas needed a change and start a new era.

I don't think he was ever going to be well-liked by the sports media because he fired Tom Landry. It was certainly time for Landry to go, but I think everyone realized that it would be a public-relations disaster. That's probably why others didn't fire him. Landry was a nice guy, and everybody liked him.

Then he brought in Jimmy Johnson and wouldn't let him do his job.

How do you think Jerry Jones would have handled having a coach like Phil Jackson?

[MdWanderer]

(08-15-2014 10:38 AM)puckerman Wrote:  

How do you think Jerry Jones would have handled having a coach like Phil Jackson?

The same way he's handled Jimmy Johnson. Jerry only listens to Jerry. As a Redskins fan I'm certainly not complaining (or bragging, we have Snyder who is a clone of Jones)

[JayMillz]

http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2014/09/09...lp00000592

Dallas Cowboys owner Jerry Jones is being sued over sexual harassment allegations, the Dallas Morning News reported on Tuesday.

According to the News, Jana Weckerly, a former exotic dancer, was forced to perform sexual acts against her will. Deadspin reported last week that Weckerly had hired a lawyer and was considering suing. Weckerly's lawyer told Deadspin that she was traumatized by the incident.

Deadspin obtained a copy of the complaint. In it, Weckerly alleges that Jones "forcibly rubbed and/or grabbed" her breasts and made her touch his genitals. The lawsuit also claims that Jones tried to intimidate her into keeping the incident under wraps "or else."

Read more details on Deadspin.

Photos of Jones and two other women taken by Weckerly circulated the internet earlier this summer after they were posted on Twitter and picked up by sports gossip website Terez Owens.

The women in the photos told TMZ that "there was a lot of alcohol involved" that night. They said that they were worried Jones might blame them for the leak.

Jones told the Dallas Morning News in August that the photos were being "misrepresented."

[J DOE]

I just finished Mike Tysons Autobiography Undisputed Truth and what I found was shocking was the way he had to constantly pay off women who lied about being attacked and assaulted sexually even when there was overwhelming proof that the women were lying. Celebrity men end up becoming targets and I think if I talked to a lot of them privately, they all are probably extremely skeptical of the intentions of women around them.

In this case, I'm supposed to believe that a woman was physically forced to perform sexual acts by a 71 year old man? I doubt it.

[CRR]

Proof that men are attracted to beauty, women are attracted to power.

Men: Whether you show that power through physical strength, resources, status, confidence…whatever.

Women: Don't be fat, don't be a cunt.

[iop890]

(08-10-2014 04:11 PM)JayMillz Wrote:  

God I hate bad fake tits, those things look like a pair of socks with softballs stuffed in them.
Look at the way they just come right out of her chest at almost a 90 degree angle. Absolutely disgusting.

WB