Last year, for the forthcoming
"alliance denied," Arian Foster expressed his dissatisfaction with the football game on Thursday
evening. He said that if the union actually cares about the safety of the
players, they will not match on Thursday. This week, the Texans will face the Indianapolis Colts on
Thursday, promote reiterated his concerns.
"When they began to emphasize the
litigation and concussion they care about the safety of the players, but
football is on Thursday evening will be in danger of every football player on
the pitch," foster said. "No one is ready to play games but we have
to go out after Sunday."
Foster, he has missed a game, because of a hamstring injury,
reiterated "nobody likes it" repeated several times, explain why the
Olympics not particularly competitive. It's all about money, foster said.
"I don't know if a player who likes it," he said. "I really
don't know who like to like it. Just a way of union attempt to generate more income,
but they are here."
He doesn't look confident NFL players
union, representatives of trade unions, can help. "The alliance and the
alliance of the same things, people," foster said. "They told to
do."
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