Originally Posted by redietz View Post
That must be it. I have failed miserably at that which I do best.

Here's a couple of free insights, mickey. You know, since you've read Mr. Walters' book so carefully.

Why don't you report on which sports Mr. Walters made how much money on? Not how much he bet, but how much he profited.

After you've figured that out, that'll help explain why he laid out his NFL priorities in the book. You see any college football strategies in the book? Any college hoops? Gee, I wonder why not. Mrs. Walters, I take it, didn't raise no fool. LOL.

You need to step back, my friend. All of this stuff is evident on a quick read through, but you evidently missed it. Tsk tsk. As for me, noting this stuff required no deep meditation or careful study. It's obvious.. Now yes, I have a few semi-deep cogitations regarding the book, as Jed Clampett might say and Mr. Walters would approve, but they ain't free. Mrs. Walters and Mrs. Dietz ain't no fools.

Have a good one, Mr. Crimm. Don't take no Montana-minted pennies. Or wooden nickels. Those nickels are next on the hit list.
Trying to baffle with bullshit is not a good look for you. It isn't covering up your shortcomings. You are just continuing to make a fool of yourself.

You continue to say that college football is your expertise. Why is the NFL not part of your expertise? It's plain and simple. Because you tried and failed so gave up on it. Walters didn't fail so continued on with it. His biggest bet was 4.5 million....on one NFL game.

Walters admitted that he couldn't beat baseball so quit trying. He admitted his failure there. But YOU damn sure ain't going to admit that you tried hard but couldn't beat the NFL.

All you ever were to Walters was a hired flunky.