Ben's Lawyers Win

From discussions on the ESPN board:

McPimpington says: April 9, 2010, 4:1 PM ET
All the loudmouths who assumed he was guilty before even being charged are now officially fools.

god_of_modesty says: April 9, 2010, 4:0 PM ET
Typical. Another case of fame and money > citizens rights.
Because it's normal to take women into a public restroom and post guards to prevent access AFTER buying the UNDERAGE woman drinks all night.
FBI should be checking bank accounts of Milledgeville, GBI and the club for sudden deposits.

natijim235 (4/10/2010 at 7:08 AM)
wonder how much he had to pay this girl? hey ben - guilty or not - why don't you act your age and if you and your boys need to show off - go out to grownup bars where people your age go.


brynorb (4/10/2010 at 5:27 AM)
Hey Steelers fans! Waddya say we pool our money together and send him an inflatable doll?? Y'know -- to keep him outta trouble


gulfcoastwriter (4/10/2010 at 4:51 AM)
I will never watch another football game in which Roethlisberger is involved. Never. I will not attend a game in which he is involved and I will not view the game of television. He needs to go away.

jwilso1 (4/10/2010 at 4:32 AM)
Actually, she was probably a Steelers fan who came on to Ben, who waanted something more than just a quickie, and Ben said, "Sure, baby," all the while knowing that it would be a quickie, but when she began to protest he turned deaf-oaf. It's who he is. It's what he does. He has been defined. He has the ultimate protection for a serial QB...and it sure aint his O-line.