Nagovori se Marshall vom idiotu Sappu ...cuj naziva ga retardom , a ako je iko retard onda je to Sapp...sve izgubio u zivotu sto je glup i obraca se Marshallu... cato poslusajte ima i video sta kaze Marshall na ovom linku
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Chicago Bears receiver Brandon Marshall posted two videos online Monday in response to NFL Network analyst and former player Warren Sapp calling him a “retard” on a radio program.
The comment came Friday when Sapp, who played 13 seasons before retiring in 2007, was criticizing today’s NFL players on the syndicated "The Dan Patrick Show."
“These kids that play the game today have no relevance for the past, have no conscious of what it is,” Sapp said. “I mean, Brandon Marshall talking about Shannon Sharpe, who is he to talk? He’s the first 100-catch receiver, back-to-back, retard. What you just did in Denver for three years. You don’t know this? No, of course he doesn’t, because it’s not about Brandon Marshall ... it ain’t about the past, it’s about me. It’s about personal success, pay me, and now I’ll think about being a team guy.”
In his first video, posted through Twitter at about 9 a.m., Marshall filmed himself driving a car and blasted the former Pro Bowl defensive end for filing for bankruptcy, being divorced and apparently not being involved in his children’s lives.
“Good morning, world,” Marshall said. “Listen, I got a very disturbing heads up on something Warren Sapp said. He called me ‘retarded.’ That’s really disappointing to hear that from an NFL legend, but I’m going to take this as a lesson. And I think we all can learn from this. Be very careful who you take advice from. You want to surround yourself with good people, Godly people. When I look at Warren Sapp, I can’t go to him and talk about finances because he filed for bankruptcy. I can’t go to him and talk about my marriage because he filed for divorce. I can’t go to him and talk about being a great father, because one day I’m going to have children, because he’s not active in his children’s life. The lesson that we all should learn here is surround yourself with good people and be careful who you take counsel from. I’m not saying he’s been there on my side giving me counsel. But that’s not a guy that I can go to. Football doesn’t make us. There’s more to life than just playing football. Make sure you have a great balance in your life and surround yourself with good people. And guys like Warren Sapp, I feel sorry for. So hopefully, one day he’ll change his life. We’ll pray for him. Instead of using words to destroy, he may use words to uplift.”
Sapp long has been a lightning rod for controversy, in part because of his candid and blunt commentary.
Earlier this year, he filed for Chapter 7 bankruptcy. On Monday, he issued the following statement to the Tribune, “I want to apologize to all those who I offended with my poor choice of words. I certainly meant no disrespect to those who have some type of disability or special needs.”
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Marshall -- traded to Chicago in March after six successful yet stormy NFL seasons -- was diagnosed with borderline personality disorder last year. The mental illness is characterized by impulsive behavior and uncontrolled emotions.
Marshall posted a tweet at 1:02 a.m. Monday that read, “@WarrenSapp Retard? Really?”
In an email, Marshall declined further comment.
About 15 minutes after posting the first video, Marshall posted another.
“Hi. It’s me again, addressing Warren Sapp,” he said. “I usually don’t do this but I think it’s really important for all of us to learn from each other. You know, and I’ve always been one to try to use my story to help others. so this is not to destroy but to uplift whoever’s watching. Sometimes we put ourselves on a platform, or we’re given a platform where we can influence a lot of people and sometimes we use it the wrong way. Instead of using it to uplift we use it to destroy. And unfortunately it seems like Warren Sapp is choosing to destroy. And it’s not just me. It’s guys all around him. And it’s unfortunate to see. You know, you would think that a guy who’s been through his share of problems will remember the journey that he was on and he’s still on. So again, you guys always hear me talking about … one thing I learned from coach Tony Sparano. It’s all about the journey, not the destination. So, that -- that journey never stops so with Warren Sapp it seems that he’s forgotten the journey that he’s on.
"It’s one thing to give constructive criticism but when you talk down to someone, you’re rude to someone, you think you’re better than someone, that says a lot about who you are – not as far as outwardly, but deep in your soul. So, it seems like it’s a bigger issue, and all we can do is try to encourage him to be better but at the same time, we’re going to hold you accountable, warren. Just like I’m held accountable. I’ve made my share of mistakes, and I’m going to continue to make my mistakes, but I’m never going to put myself on a platform or a podium where I think I’m invisible or untouchable. So, warren, take this as words of encouragement and not words to criticize you or destroy you. This is out of truth and love. All right, Warren.”
Before the season, Sapp appeared on the NFL Network and said Marshall was talented and had the “physical tools” but was not an “elite” receiver in the league.
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