AT&T ending sponsorship agreement with Tiger Woods

2. ssjassassin posted on 31 Dec 2009, 15:57 0 0

Well now they have some extra cash to spend on network improvements Well I guess Tiger did provide superb coverage to at least a few women...

3. *HOVA* posted on 31 Dec 2009, 16:39 0 0

Don't hate the player hate the game!

4. Hotzb22 posted on 31 Dec 2009, 16:46 0 0

those companies are going to be quick to come back and want to sign him again

5. Kiltlifter posted on 31 Dec 2009, 17:17 0 0

Meh.... I think pro athletes get too much play within the system... If your friend's spouse was cheatling like mad with countless prostitutes you wouldn't forgive that person would you? But if an athlete does it... "oh... ummm... what? let's forgive and forget and pretend like nothing ever happened." Scum, all of them. Politicians, athletes, celebrities, and everyone idolizes and models themselves after cheaters and sex addicts, and people wonder why 10-year-olds are having oral sex parties nowadays... really. Punish them, they get paid millions to play a f***ing game and complain that they are "stressed" or "have problems".... really. QQ more, then maybe find some time in your "busy" schedule to grow up.

6. JeffdaBeat posted on 31 Dec 2009, 18:10 0 0

Pfft, he who hath not have sin, cast the first stone AT&T...

7. solidkid4 posted on 01 Jan 2010, 06:33 0 0

Its ridicules, I understand the whole role model thing but what big companies have to realize is that as a consumer I feel more close to a celebrity when I hear of the “HUMAN” mistakes they make. For example when ol’ bill was accused of the whole sex scandal I never felt more close to the realization that hey even though this guy is the President of the United States he is only human just like myself and will make mistakes. This is a personal issue that this man and his wife will need to work through. I say if the big companies want to drop his sponsorship now, then when this is all forgotten and has back to winning tournaments tiger should only remember the companies that understood he made a mistake and stood by him.

12. Mateo8326 posted on 04 Jan 2010, 11:32 0 0

i think it was a good business move you win some you lose some. But i'm sure if ATT wants him back they gonna have to pay him twice as much as he was getting from ATT.