Phil Fulmmer's Book

[BamaFan1971]

Read this review given for Legacy of Winning: It Doesn't All Happen on Game Day a book by ole fatty himself.

Link:
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Review:

5 of 19 people found the following review helpful:

Phat Phil Foolmore Is No Writer, May 15, 2002
Reviewer: A reader from Lake Charles, La. United States
Yes winning doesn't begin on gameday. It begins by winning your job by stabbing your former boss in the back. It is followed with lots of lying and cheating. Buy as many players as you can and fix their grades and status to reflect they are passing so they are elligable to play. Put the SEC front office in your hip pocket so they can run interference for you and make you appear clean. Show recruits forged letters on NCAA letterhead paper saying your rivals will be out of business in a couple of years. Be creative with Pell Grant Money and ATM cards. Lighten the classroom load for your athletes, Walking is a tough course and many fail this class. Learn to self-report any infractions and remember the best line of defense is to say there was nothing improper found. Cheat and cheat well and deny everything that anyone other than your mouthpieces have spoken. Be sure to send Christmas Cards and presents to Roy Kramer, Milton Kirk, Roy Adams, Doug Dickey and all the gang at the SEC office and the NCAA.



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[TommyMac]

You gotta agree with Phatty, most of the cheating happens well before game day.

 

[BamaZone]

THE LINK

Good review from the reader in Lake Charles, La.

I'm saving this review. Sums up Phat Phil pretty good!

 

[bayoutider]

I am the author of that review. No kidding.
Written over a year ago, maybe 2.

Do you think giving the book one star was too much?


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[TENNTIDE1]

It should have been named "A legacy of eating and cheating"

 

[Redwood Forrest]

Thanks

 

[naweofbama]

<font face="Verdana, Arial" size="2">Originally posted by bayoutider:
I am the author of that review. No kidding.
Written over a year ago, maybe 2.

Do you think giving the book one star was too much?


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Bayou-I just wanted to let you know that someone called in on PF yesterday and read your review on the radio.

When you gave the rating, could you use a minus symbol or thumbs down?

 

[SCrammerjammer]

I'll buy it! Er, the review, that is. You can keep the "book." Bet tutors wrote it for him.

 

[jthomas666]

I think the full title of the book is

It Doesn't All Happen on Game Day: Most of It Happens Late at Night When the "Hot Now" Lights are Flashing.

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