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Date Posted: 13:02:15 10/29/13 Tue
Author: Bray Farts
Author Host/IP: 174.147.63.65
Subject: He's gonna tell gspot to eat shit t
In reply to: 5280 's message, "Snyder & Goodell meeting today to talk about the Racists name future" on 11:35:35 10/29/13 Tue

>Dan Snyder, Roger Goodell Meeting To Discuss Redskins
>Name Controversy: REPORTS
>
>Washington Redskins owner Dan Snyder will be meeting
>with NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell to discuss the
>ongoing controversy surrounding the name of his
>franchise, according to multiple reports.
>
>Citing confirmation from team and league sources, CSN
>Washington reported on Monday that the meeting will
>take place in New York on Tuesday. Such a
>Snyder-Goodell meeting would come one day before NFL
>officials are set to meet with representatives of the
>Oneida Indian Nation, who have been vocal opponents of
>the team's name.
>
>An unnamed person described as having knowledge of the
>meeting told The Washington Post that Goodell is
>meeting with Snyder "to get more of an understanding
>from the club as to how it plans to address the issue."
>
>In a letter to season ticket holders dated Oct. 9,
>Snyder again defended the name of his football team,
>waxing nostalgic about the memory of the first game he
>attended. Although he did express a willingness to
>listen to critics in the letter, Snyder also called
>for his feelings on the matter to be respected.
>
>I respect the opinions of those who disagree. I want
>them to know that I do hear them, and I will continue
>to listen and learn. But we cannot ignore our 81 year
>history, or the strong feelings of most of our fans as
>well as Native Americans throughout the country. After
>81 years, the team name �Redskins� continues to hold
>the memories and meaning of where we came from, who we
>are, and who we want to be in the years to come.
>With groups like the Oneida Indian Nation continually
>calling for change and several prominent media members
>publicly renouncing the term "Redskins" in recent
>months, Goodell discussed the controversy in September
>during a D.C. radio appearance and seemed to
>anticipate Snyder's defense.
>
>�I know the team name is part of their history and
>tradition -- and that�s something that�s important to
>the Redskins' fans -- and I think what we have to do
>though is we have to listen. If one person�s offended,
>we have to listen," Goodell said during an interview
>with LaVar Arrington and Chad Dukes on 106.7 The Fan.
>"And, ultimately, it is Dan�s decision. But it is
>something that I want all of us to go out and make
>sure we�re listening to our fans, listening to people
>who have a different view, and making sure that we
>continue to do what�s right to make sure that team
>represents the strong tradition and history that it
>has for so many years.�

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