Comments on: EA: Tiger Scandal Didn’t Send Sales Into The Sand

By: JackC8

JackC8 — Mon, 25 Jan 2010 13:42:44 +0000

Oh good grief, you’re advocating the kind of media that the Soviet Union had with Pravda and Tas. Only report the good things and cover everything else up.

By: giese095

giese095 — Mon, 25 Jan 2010 06:38:11 +0000

you know what…if the media would just stay out of his life his private life could have remained his private life and no one except those closest to him would know any different and he could continue his career with no problems…but the media in this country isn’t capable of keeping anything private anymore is it? The same could go for Michael Phelps. Are they supposed to be role models? Yes, but if the media would never tell us how they screwed up we would never know any different and our children could still use the good qualities they know about them to influence their own characters. Did they both screw up? Yes. Is it really any of our business?? No. It’s disgusting how interested the average person is in the lives of celebrities.

By: claass21

claass21 — Mon, 25 Jan 2010 03:32:26 +0000

That isnt going to make a difference on a golf video game. If people want the game they are going to buy it regardless if it has his name on it. Tiger apparel might be a different case though.