Pft- Allbert Haynesworth: "if I Have Haters, I’M Doing Something Right"

[21MadFan]

Not sure If I could of posted this in The Stadium but to be safe I put it in here. What a self absorbing ass clown.

 

 

http://profootballtalk.nbcsports.com/2013/08/20/albert-haynesworth-if-i-have-haters-im-doing-something-right/
    

In 2011, his final NFL season, Albert Haynesworth was voted one of the Top 5 most disliked players in the NFL. Haynesworth thinks that must mean he’s doing good things.

In an interview to promote a new restaurant he’s opening, Haynesworth told the Knoxville News that he sees all the criticism he takes as a positive sign.

“When you’re successful a lot of people are going to come after you. . . . A lot of people call it haters,” Haynesworth said. “If you’ve got haters, that means you’re
doing something right.”

Of course, there may be other reasons for people to dislike Haynesworth. Like

while wearing cleats. Or inappropriately touching a waitress. Or seriously injuring someone while driving recklessly. Or giving up on his team during games. Or showing up to training camp out of shape.
Or maybe Haynesworth is right, and everyone just hates him because he’s successfu

 

[Dan T.]

I get the impression that Haynesworth simply didn't like football all that much. He had all the tools to be the very best at something that he really didn't like to do. So at a strange, meta level, I have a sliver of sympathy for him.

[Hazel-Ra]

So... does he think that if he OWNS the restauraunt, then the waitresses HAVE to tolerate his groping???

[WhoRUSupposed2Be]

2009 seems so long ago.

 

mlm:Pmlm (for you Albert)

[Destructis]

http://www.playersview.net/albert-haynesworth-to-open-burger-joint/

 

Big surprise, it's a burger joint...LOL. I hope he makes his store managers take a fitness test.

 

I predict failure because he is going to eat all the profits.

[MassSkinsFan]

Logically you'd think he should succeed with a restaurant since he has an obvious love of food. However, the effort it takes to run one is more demanding than changing channels, so I predict failure.

[Jumbo]

Time will dish Albert his due.

[Boss_Hogg]

It's a burger franchise, BurgerFI. We have one in Leesburg.

 

Haynesworth was a customer before he became an owner of the Florida based chain.

According to the Knoxville Times, once he was introduced to the company’s founders, he knew he wanted to be the first person to bring the logo to Tennessee.

“I’m a big guy so I eat a lot and I’m not going to just jump on some place because I know somebody,” said Haynesworth. “But the food is unbelievable. It’s the best burger I think I’ve ever had.”

[Dan T.]

Burger Fi website

[spjunkies]

The name rings a bell....

[Rexx1240]

I doubt he actually puts in the time, effort, and extreme sacrifice it takes to run a business. He's too lazy to succeed at running a restaurant without capable business minds to hold his hand along the way. Then the fact that he feels the food is "the best he's ever tasted" doesn't bode well for the store's food cost or net profits. 

 

But oh well, so glad he's no longer a Redskin.

[2v2nv]

I bet he makes one heck of a restaurant. Only this he should have done is open a buffet.

[Mr. Sinister]

If only someone had waved a burger in front of him when he was chilling on the turf during the Monday Night Massacre. He'd have probably sprinted down the field, forced a fumble, and broken Vick's neck.

[squatch66]

So... does he think that if he OWNS the restauraunt, then the waitresses HAVE to tolerate his groping???

 

If he is the owner and he pulls some crap like that he will get slapped with a lawsuit so fast.  I kind of can't wait lol

[Johns Bass]

And Richie Incognito does not break the top ten of this list? Then again...no other OL made the top ten either. Still, he is a D-bag...

[zoony]

http://www.playersview.net/albert-haynesworth-to-open-burger-joint/

 

Big surprise, it's a burger joint...LOL. I hope he makes his store managers take a fitness test.

 

I predict failure because he is going to eat all the profits.

This sucks. I will want to try it when it opens but I don't want to give that pos my money

[Gibbit]

No Al, you don't understand the concept. It only works when opposing team fans boo you 

[WakkaWakka]

"Hater" is a term that is commonly used by people of some level of fame to shrug off criticism, warranted or unwarranted. It's en vogue to have "haters". In Fat Ass' case, it is totally warranted.

Hey Albert, people don't begrudge you your "financial success". People don't "hate on you". People just plain hate you because you are truly a fat piece of ****.

[hailyeah1]

Haynesworth and a burger joint what a surprise  so whats it called, Fat Alberts , opps Bill Cosby would not be happy with that!

 

hope he enjoys that 40 million he basically stole from us, that should buy alot of burgers !!!

[jdhawk4skins]

I hope his biz crashes and burns just like his career and reputation here did

[Kindred]

If people hate his restaurant and it bombs, does that mean he must be doing something right and thus successful? 

[hailyeah1]

well i guess he can now be closer to his hero ,"the pillsbury dough boy " ,played like him on the field soft,,gassed out .

now he can turn the gas and bake biscuits LOL!!! 40 million worth(less)!!!

[Mursilis]

I get the impression that Haynesworth simply didn't like football all that much. He had all the tools to be the very best at something that he really didn't like to do. So at a strange, meta level, I have a sliver of sympathy for him.

 

I have NONE.  I don't enjoy my job all that much, but I still try to do it to the best of my abilities (and my annual evaluations reflect that).  And I'm not getting paid seven figures for it, either.  Haynesworth had the talent to be a Hall of Fame player, but none of the desire.  What a waste. 

[Cooleyfan1993]

is he retired from the nfl yet?

[Mr. Sinister]

is he retired from the nfl yet?

 

I don't think he officially filed his papers or anything, but we all know he retired as soon as he signed his contract here in 2009.