Goldberg

[Guest Respect The 'Taker]

I'm so fucking against bringing the bastard in, how about using the talent available to make the product better?

 

Illusion Booking Idea #895 - Justin Credible & Hugh Morrus, aka Just Incredibly Humerous.

 

I still lose sleep wondering why Vince hasn't hired me yet.

 

Illusion

[Guest Jobber of the Week]

To me, it's not Goldberg's politics that make me not like the guy. It's the fact that he doesn't give a flying rat's ass about anybody else than himself, which is why he injures so many guys.

 

He's more into business for himself than he is for any promotion, other workers be damned.

[Guest Anglesault]

I'm so fucking against bringing the bastard in, how about using the talent available to make the product better?

 

Illusion Booking Idea #895 - Justin Credible & Hugh Morrus, aka Just Incredibly Humerous.

 

I still lose sleep wondering why Vince hasn't hired me yet.

 

Illusion

Justin Credible....

 

::AS gets that look on his face::

 

Now that's not just not over, that's not just apathy, that's JUSTIN DIFFERENCE!

[Guest Ram]

I'm so fucking against bringing the bastard in, how about using the talent available to make the product better?

 

Illusion Booking Idea #895 - Justin Credible & Hugh Morrus, aka Just Incredibly Humerous.

 

I still lose sleep wondering why Vince hasn't hired me yet.

 

Illusion

Justin Credible....

 

::AS gets that look on his face::

 

Now that's not just not over, that's not just apathy, that's JUSTIN DIFFERENCE!

Weird, I got this image of Angle saying that when I read that.

[Guest Trivia247]

I'm so fucking against bringing the bastard in, how about using the talent available to make the product better?

 

Illusion Booking Idea #895 - Justin Credible & Hugh Morrus, aka Just Incredibly Humerous.

 

I still lose sleep wondering why Vince hasn't hired me yet.

 

Illusion

Justin Credible....

 

::AS gets that look on his face::

 

Now that's not just not over, that's not just apathy, that's JUSTIN DIFFERENCE!

Now thats clever.

 

I Know there was more to the Austin pouting and walking out. Was more like you mean I can't main event every PPV anymore? well I don't wanna wrestle then Pout say...sounds like Goldberg... Freeeaakkyyyy

[Guest Anglesault]

I'm so fucking against bringing the bastard in, how about using the talent available to make the product better?

 

Illusion Booking Idea #895 - Justin Credible & Hugh Morrus, aka Just Incredibly Humerous.

 

I still lose sleep wondering why Vince hasn't hired me yet.

 

Illusion

Justin Credible....

 

::AS gets that look on his face::

 

Now that's not just not over, that's not just apathy, that's JUSTIN DIFFERENCE!

Now thats clever.

 

I Know there was more to the Austin pouting and walking out. Was more like you mean I can't main event every PPV anymore? well I don't wanna wrestle then Pout say...sounds like Goldberg... Freeeaakkyyyy

Austin carried the company on his back in 2001. He gets repayed by being openly disrespected and shunted down to the midcard in 2002. He had every right to walk.

[Guest Trivia247]

How should he be repaid? Every maineventer of Any time must Continue to Main Event?

by that time HHH already was back and the Crowds were backing HHH and his Pseudo NAZI Logo and McMahons backed their fiancial might to HHH which led to HHH getting the Title and Main Event spots. Austin got shoved to the side because they thought Austin wasn't it anymore... But Austin taking on the nWo and later Guerrero not like facing Albert or something. What could have Austin been doing before he quit?

[Guest Choken One]

Goldberg is McMahon's final resort. He has the contract ready locked in a drawer...Waiting for the right moment to sign and fax it to Goldberg.

 

It won't change much in the long run...instead of getting a Major draw...what they will get is a one shot draw and another egomaniac to deal with...and then you get to the truth. He won't start laying down to Brock, Rock, and Angle like Hogan did. Hogan was smart AND knew he had to go with McMahon. Goldberg could care less about what the boys think.

 

He might as well start his politcal career, which is likely where he is headed.

[Guest Anglesault]

Austin WAS that company in 2001. Between injuries, Hollywood, and what have you, he was the most consistant man on the roster in 2001. He should have gotten a reward, not a demotion, and sure as fuck not a feud with Scott Hall, a man that Austin CORRECTLY predicted would be fired in two months. From there he gets a feud with THE BIG SHOW? Are you fucking kidding me?

[Guest Choken One]

If I recall, they were cleary headed towards Austin Vs. Eddy/Flair/Beniot/Brock which now would be the main event.

He should have taken a note from his buddy Ric who during the heyday of NWO went away for a little bit to the midcard and waited to go back to the top as he did....He got angry because WWE was starting to focus on someone else besides him or Rocky and he got jealous.

[Guest Anglesault]

He got angry because WWE was starting to focus on someone else besides him or Rocky and he got jealous.

And why don't we see how well THAT worked?

The nWClique, the people who were deemed more important than Austin.

HHH: BOMBED

Hogan: Bombed, Off TV

Hall: FIRED

X-Pac: FIRED

Nash: Injured.

 

Wow, Vince, what a great business move that was! You alienated your biggest draw in favor of THIS. You ARE a Genius.

[Guest Choken One]

Regardless of how the success finally occured, He should remain a consumate business man and follow orders. Anywhere else in America, standing against your boss would rightfully get you fired or suspended w/o pay.

 

They cleary indicated that they were giving him the better wrestlers in compenstation for that 3 month segment they ask him to step down a little. He obviously had disagreements with the idea of giving Brock Lesnar a rub.

 

Ric Flair gave Sting a rub.

Rhodes gave Luger a rub.

Andre gave Hogan the rub.

 

 

Austin should known that he could only help the company by giving a new superstar a good rub but he only cared for himself.

[Guest Trivia247]

Ok Then Who should have Austin had been Feuding with?

 

Just Dance with HHH for months?

 

Actually Austin vs Angle was pretty good too...

 

Austin vs RVD?

 

Benoit??

 

Austin vs Benoit would be Money.

[Guest Anglesault]

They cleary indicated that they were giving him the better wrestlers in compenstation for that 3 month segment they ask him to step down a little.

There was no reason for him to ever have to step down. The biggest draw in the company had an embarassingly low spot on the card of the biggest show of the year facing a drunk. And they wanted him to lose to said drunk! That's unacceptable.

 

He obviously had disagreements with the idea of giving Brock Lesnar a rub.

 

Another point for Team Austin. This Brock experiment is working SO well, huh?

 

Austin should known that he could only help the company by giving a new superstar a good rub but he only cared for himself.

 

I assumed he was going to give Eddy the rub. There's your new superstar.

[Guest Anglesault]

Ok Then Who should have Austin had been Feuding with?

Angle. Simple as that. Austin/Angle had always been great, no reason for it not to be this time around. It sure as hell would have been better than what they ended up doing from March to June.

[Guest Choken One]

Um..dude, I cleary stated that he was headed towards a feud with Beniot and Eddy and Brock until he threw his fit and left.

 

So it wasn't like Austin was being asked to feud with Maven in a new/old angle...they were giving him established superstars and the chance to be known for giving the next superstar of WRESTLING the rub...something he had yet to do in his career.

[Guest Choken One]

 

They cleary indicated that they were giving him the better wrestlers in compenstation for that 3 month segment they ask him to step down a little.

There was no reason for him to ever have to step down. The biggest draw in the company had an embarassingly low spot on the card of the biggest show of the year facing a drunk. And they wanted him to lose to said drunk! That's unacceptable.

 

He obviously had disagreements with the idea of giving Brock Lesnar a rub.

 

Another point for Team Austin. This Brock experiment is working SO well, huh?

 

Austin should known that he could only help the company by giving a new superstar a good rub but he only cared for himself.

 

I assumed he was going to give Eddy the rub. There's your new superstar.

WCW's biggest draw was Ric Flair and they asked him to move aside for Hogan and he did. He was a business man and professional and did what was asked of him.

 

 

The Brock "EXpirement" has failed? No one can make that assumption yet until they remove the title from him and see if Ratings improve.

 

 

Austin giving Brock a rub would have likely made Brock an more credible threat. Just like Sting was this newcomer...Flair made him look good and the rest was history...WWE asked him to do the same with Brock.

 

What good would have another feud with Angle done? A couple more ****matches...Austin/Angle was getting to the Sting/Vader point...they needed to be sperated for at least half year.

 

All Austin had to do was be a professional...

[Guest Anglesault]

Um..dude, I cleary stated that he was headed towards a feud with Beniot and Eddy and Brock until he threw his fit and left.

 

So it wasn't like Austin was being asked to feud with Maven in a new/old angle...they were giving him established superstars and the chance to be known for giving the next superstar of WRESTLING the rub...something he had yet to do in his career.

And where does Scott Hall and the Big Show fit into all of this?

 

Face it. Vince wanted Austin gone. Someone was wHHHispering in his ear about how Austin wasn't needed or something, because Vince was going out of his way to piss Steve off. That's the only explanation I can think of as to why Vince would do something like that. Someonw had to be telling him that Hogan/HHH/Nash/Hall was the way to go and Austin was obsolite.

[Guest Choken One]

Jesus Christ...It always returns to Triple H doesn't it you fucking mother fucking cocksucking bitter mother fucking mother fucker. Get over, WWE isn't the Government...it's a business. Not every thing is a fucking mother fucking conspericy.

[Guest Anglesault]

Okay, then. "Somehow" Vince got it into his mind that Austin was no longer useful, so he was forcing him out. Is that better?

[Guest Choken One]

Whne did Vince decide that Austin was no longer useful? Maybe he decided to elevate some other people (weather you agree with those people or not is irrevelent) and simply asked Austin to be professional like Andre, Flair, Backlund before him and Hogan soon after....but NO he couldn't...Austin couldn't step aside for a few months...They were giving him Eddy, Beniot and Flair...the three best workers in the company...all they asked him was to step down slightly for a few months just like they asked UNDERTAKER to step down for a few months so they could elevate Austin.

[Guest Anglesault]

I have no idea when Vince decided that Austin was no loner useful. Probably some time in February.

 

Vince knew who Austin was. He knew how he felt about certain things and certain people. If He WASN'T trying to drive Austin out, than he was a blithering idiot, because he was pushing all the wrong buttons (Or right, as it were)

 

On your business annolgy. It's not very smart for a CEO of a business to go all the way the fuck out of his way to piss off his top employee.

[Guest Choken One]

It's not very intelligent for a Employee of a Business to all the fuck out of his way to defy his CEO BOSS that gave him the job in the first place and made him what he is today.

[Guest Anglesault]

If the employee is unhappy and isn't in desperate need of the money, He can do whatever he wants.

[Guest Choken One]

What? Are you insane? NO MATTER WHAT...you fucking moron...you do the job you signed a contract for...if you are unhappy...you inform your employer and request a release from your contract. You don't act like a prima donna and cry on your way home because you felt neglected for the first time in years.

[Guest Pop Culture God]

 

They cleary indicated that they were giving him the better wrestlers in compenstation for that 3 month segment they ask him to step down a little.

There was no reason for him to ever have to step down. The biggest draw in the company had an embarassingly low spot on the card of the biggest show of the year facing a drunk. And they wanted him to lose to said drunk! That's unacceptable.

 

He obviously had disagreements with the idea of giving Brock Lesnar a rub.

 

Another point for Team Austin. This Brock experiment is working SO well, huh?

 

Austin should known that he could only help the company by giving a new superstar a good rub but he only cared for himself.

 

I assumed he was going to give Eddy the rub. There's your new superstar.

Lesnar probobly would be even more over then he is now if Austin had jobbed to him. Oh and judging by the 3.7's SD! is pulling in I'd say the Brock experiment is working.

[Guest Choken One]

which is what I've been trying to explain to him but I'm sure he'll quickly place that on Angle if it's postitive...NEGATIVE...BROCK.

[Guest Anglesault]

Can't argue with you there. He should have asked for his release. He was probably just so annoyed and pissed off at that time that he wasn't thinking clearly. hell, He probaly had visions of Montreal dancing in his head at that point.

[Guest Choken One]

I really don't know how would be having Montreal in his head since he had no beefs with anyone that wasn't already gone anyways...

[Guest Anglesault]

He obviously saw something going on with his treatment. How was he supposed to know that Vince wasn't going to get what he wanted and embarass and humiliate Stone Cold (Which is a rumor going around.)