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Talking Points with Tim Kawakami (Free subscription) | yesterday
I want the Raiders to be relevant. That’s what the Raiders homers and Al Davis ultra-loyalists don’t get. They rage and see conspiriacies and when their team gets criticized, they accuse the critics of (how dare us!) hating the Raiders and Al. Speaking for myself, that’s... Continue reading...
Overview Petitions (Free subscription) | 12/04/2009
Al Davis has ceased to be an effective General Manager of the Oakland Raiders, and as such, should be removed. This is a petition by fans of the Oakland Raiders for him to step down as acting General Manager of the Oakland Raiders and to find a competent replacement and a Super Bowl caliber coach.
CBS SportsLine.com (Free subscription) | 12/04/2009
Raiders fans sent a message to Al Davis through a billboard. Ray Ratto appreciates the shape and style of the communication, but says there's only one way to reach the owner: dropping attendance numbers.
read and react (Free subscription) | 12/03/2009
Following the successful example set by Buffalo Bills fans earlier this season, a group of Oakland Raiders fans have taken the next logical step in trying to appeal to Al Davis’ sense of reason: billboards. The guys at MessageToAl.com spent $5,500 on this billboard (pictured above) near Oakland Alameda County Stadium, begging Davis to hire [...]
The Huffington Post (Free subscription) | 12/03/2009
(SCROLL DOWN FOR PHOTO) The Oakland Raiders have not enjoyed a winning season since 2002. No NFL team has a worse record since the 2003 season began. And the team's head coach, Tom Cable, has been accused of breaking an assistant coach's jaw during a summer meeting. The situation has gotten bad enough that fans have taken action. A group of unhappy Raiders fans have formed MessageToAl.com , a web site...
ESPN (Free subscription) | 12/02/2009
Disgruntled Raiders fans are making a high-profile plea for owner Al Davis to step down as the team's general manager.
SI.com (Free subscription) | 12/02/2009
OAKLAND, Calif. (AP) -- Disgruntled Oakland Raiders fans are making a high-profile plea for owner Al Davis to step down as the team's general manager.
The Inquisitr (Free subscription) | 12/03/2009
The story seems to suggest that the recession has nothing to do with sports, since a bunch of Raiders fans had enough money left over to buy a billboard in an effort to get Oakland Raiders owner Al Davis to give up the reins of his team and hire a General Manager. The Raiders are [...]
Realfootball365.com (Free subscription) | 12/02/2009
Under the control of Al Davis, the Raiders have captured three Superbowl victories, five AFC Conference Championships and landed twenty men in the NFL Hall of Fame, including Davis himself. On the flipside, Davis has also engineered one of the worst losing streaks in professional sports history, completing a record setting six straight seasons with less than five wins (and number...
CBS SportsLine.com (Free subscription) | 12/02/2009
Disgruntled Oakland Raiders fans are making a high-profile plea for owner Al Davis to step down as the team's general manager.
Fox News (Free subscription) | 12/02/2009
Disgruntled Oakland Raiders fans are making a high-profile plea for owner Al Davis to step down as the team's general manager. A billboard was posted on the freeway near the Oakland Coliseum this week, saying "MR. DAVIS, DO THE RIGHT THING, PLEASE HIRE A GM." The group the put up the billboard says it has gathered 21,000 signatures for a petition asking Davis to step...
San Diego Union (Free subscription) | 12/02/2009
Disgruntled Oakland Raiders fans are making a high-profile plea for owner Al Davis to step down as the team's general manager.
kuldeepw9hgw | 1 hour ago
... Russell was disappointed by the decision but worked hard in practice Wednesday Cable said owner Al Davis gave him the autonomy to make the decision on his own and supported the move. "As we all know, it's important to include him in everything so he knows what's going on with this football team," Cable said. Cable had pulled Russell for ineffectiveness in two of the past three
The FanHouse - NFL (Free subscription) | 9 hours ago
Filed under: Raiders , NFL Coaching Randy Hanson , the Oakland Raiders assistant coach who accused head coach Tom Cable of assaulting him and fracturing his jaw during a training camp altercation last August, is back with the team in an active role, this time in the personnel department Hanson, 41, has accepted one of the three options Raiders owner Al Davis offered him following the Aug. 5...
adima2g782 | yesterday
... Russell was disappointed by the decision but worked hard in practice Wednesday Cable said owner Al Davis gave him the autonomy to make the decision on his own and supported the move. "As we all know, it's important to include him in everything so he knows what's going on with this football team," Cable said. Cable had pulled Russell for ineffectiveness in two of the past three
