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So you want them to spend the 3rd and final rounds talking about someone that isn't there while the "guy who is great for golf" is making a run at the tournament championship? lol, talk about warped logic.I'm not dogging Tiger, if anything I am dogging the OP and I guess you since you want to make this ridiculous argument.By the way, do yourself a favor and look up the difference between fact and opinion.
Oh, save your holier than thou lecture. I provided you a FACTUAL article addressing McIlroy's 3 straight missed cuts that referenced critics blasting him the previous week and you respond with a smarta$$ comment.The coverage is right. Not sure what you are complaining about. I'll try to remember that you are so temperamental from now on when I see outlandish statements by you.
When Woods won Palmer's tournament they media was all but giving him the Masters. He gagged and couldn't get his game from the range to the course. He took a beating which continued with his shoddy play. McIlroy is going through the same crap from the media.
Quote from: olafberserker on June 04, 2012, 12:47:00 PMQuote from: -ts on June 04, 2012, 12:41:42 PMOne thing I absolutely love is how the media treats the Tiger story. If he has one bad shot they immediately crucify him. However he gets on a roll and they all flock to him. Understandable given the enormity of the story he brings and the fact that he is still the most electric name in golf.Meanwhile Rory McIlroy has missed 3 straight cuts with hardly even a mention. Pretty incredible.McIlroy isn't an American for one and the spectacular fall of Tiger Woods and now the "attempt to climb back to the top" is a much bigger story. I'm sure that McIlroy's missed cuts have been mentioned on telecasts.Oh I understand the difference in the 2, and the 2 different stories.I'm just bringing up the point that the kid that was appointed the next great thing in golf has missed 3 straight cuts, and you will really not hear anything about it. I watched a lot of the tournament this weekend and I don't really remember them mentioning it. I'm sure they did once or twice that I didn't hear, but still.
Quote from: -ts on June 04, 2012, 12:41:42 PMOne thing I absolutely love is how the media treats the Tiger story. If he has one bad shot they immediately crucify him. However he gets on a roll and they all flock to him. Understandable given the enormity of the story he brings and the fact that he is still the most electric name in golf.Meanwhile Rory McIlroy has missed 3 straight cuts with hardly even a mention. Pretty incredible.McIlroy isn't an American for one and the spectacular fall of Tiger Woods and now the "attempt to climb back to the top" is a much bigger story. I'm sure that McIlroy's missed cuts have been mentioned on telecasts.
One thing I absolutely love is how the media treats the Tiger story. If he has one bad shot they immediately crucify him. However he gets on a roll and they all flock to him. Understandable given the enormity of the story he brings and the fact that he is still the most electric name in golf.Meanwhile Rory McIlroy has missed 3 straight cuts with hardly even a mention. Pretty incredible.
Quote from: olafberserker on June 04, 2012, 09:35:23 PMSo you want them to spend the 3rd and final rounds talking about someone that isn't there while the "guy who is great for golf" is making a run at the tournament championship? lol, talk about warped logic.I'm not dogging Tiger, if anything I am dogging the OP and I guess you since you want to make this ridiculous argument.By the way, do yourself a favor and look up the difference between fact and opinion.I'm not saying that I want them to spend anytime talking about someone who was cut, I was simply stating the extreme bias.Trust me, you are the last person that should be telling someone to look up the difference between fact and opinion, well actually maybe behind the OP, but thats about it.Try actually having discussions with people rather than just attempting to mock all the time, but I guess I can't really knock you on that since that is all this board has become over the years unfortunately with characters like Morgan and Java driving people towards it.Whatever though, later.
Quote from: -ts on June 04, 2012, 12:55:04 PMQuote from: olafberserker on June 04, 2012, 12:47:00 PMQuote from: -ts on June 04, 2012, 12:41:42 PMOne thing I absolutely love is how the media treats the Tiger story. If he has one bad shot they immediately crucify him. However he gets on a roll and they all flock to him. Understandable given the enormity of the story he brings and the fact that he is still the most electric name in golf.Meanwhile Rory McIlroy has missed 3 straight cuts with hardly even a mention. Pretty incredible.McIlroy isn't an American for one and the spectacular fall of Tiger Woods and now the "attempt to climb back to the top" is a much bigger story. I'm sure that McIlroy's missed cuts have been mentioned on telecasts.Oh I understand the difference in the 2, and the 2 different stories.I'm just bringing up the point that the kid that was appointed the next great thing in golf has missed 3 straight cuts, and you will really not hear anything about it. I watched a lot of the tournament this weekend and I don't really remember them mentioning it. I'm sure they did once or twice that I didn't hear, but still.Yes, very outlandish.You should give it up now.
Then I am seeing what you aren't ts - Rory is taking the "stick" as Feherty would offer - world wide. And the other players are taking up for him the same way as they did Woods - though it is pretty clear Rory is better liked than Woods. As Woods has been the world number 1 since damned near forever he does get more attention. Hell, if and the little lady don't have their accident by now he would be enshrined as the best ever in the golf all of fame. And he would have earned it. When he fell he fell a greater distance because he had farther to fall - just that simple. Rory is just (or perhaps was just) coming into his own with a great streak. The golf world is crying for someone to be "the guy". He crapped out and took the criticism. But did he fall like Woods - no way - he just stopped playing well. He didn't come off as the world's biggest jerk.
Quote from: olafberserker on June 04, 2012, 10:26:28 PMQuote from: -ts on June 04, 2012, 12:55:04 PMQuote from: olafberserker on June 04, 2012, 12:47:00 PMQuote from: -ts on June 04, 2012, 12:41:42 PMOne thing I absolutely love is how the media treats the Tiger story. If he has one bad shot they immediately crucify him. However he gets on a roll and they all flock to him. Understandable given the enormity of the story he brings and the fact that he is still the most electric name in golf.Meanwhile Rory McIlroy has missed 3 straight cuts with hardly even a mention. Pretty incredible.McIlroy isn't an American for one and the spectacular fall of Tiger Woods and now the "attempt to climb back to the top" is a much bigger story. I'm sure that McIlroy's missed cuts have been mentioned on telecasts.Oh I understand the difference in the 2, and the 2 different stories.I'm just bringing up the point that the kid that was appointed the next great thing in golf has missed 3 straight cuts, and you will really not hear anything about it. I watched a lot of the tournament this weekend and I don't really remember them mentioning it. I'm sure they did once or twice that I didn't hear, but still.Yes, very outlandish.You should give it up now.Ok, I give up, there is no point to argue this. If you take that sentence only literally, then absolutely. No disagreement. Of course it certainly wasn't meant to be.But hey, that wouldn't matter to you anyway. Continue on as you always do.
With McIlroy the talk is that it is between his ears, that was the gentle assessment of the World's #1 golfer at the moment - Luke Donald. Everyone is second guessing his swing, he choice of tournaments, his inability to focus - pick it - this is what they do with golfers as you know. The second guess every damned thing they do - right down to his girl friend getting too much of his attention (that is the European media) All interesting - none should get anymore of anyone's attention than a local hack - but that's how it works...