Joe Namath comments not on ESPN.com?
 

http://www.local6.com/sports/2719807/detail.html

Joe Namath Makes Pass At ESPN Reporter On Camera
Interview Cut Short

POSTED: 7:27 a.m. EST December 22, 2003

NEW YORK -- It was a football sideline interview -- complete with a pass.

ESPN cut short an interview with Joe Namath during Saturday's Jets-Patriots game -- after some curious answers from the Hall of Fame quarterback.



When reporter Suzy Kolber asked Namath what the Jets' struggles this season mean to him personally, he leaned in and said: "I want to kiss you."

Kolber's reply: "Thanks, Joe. A huge compliment."

Namath later repeated: "I want to kiss you." Kolber sent it back to the announcers in the booth.

The network said Namath also "made some relevant football points" -- but adds it wouldn't have done the interview if it had known what Namath was going to say.

The Jets aren't commenting on the exchange.
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Here is my question: Why is this nowhere to be found on ESPN's website. This is a horrible thing to say to a professional woman who is just trying to do her job. I like Kolber - she knows her sports and was not hired just because she looks good. Shame on ESPN!

lol I saw that, he was shit housed

still the man after all these years

Some people are comparing this to the reporting covering the Patriots (sorry, I can't remember her name) who had Zeke Mowat walk up to her in the lockeroom with his dick in his hand saying "Isn't this what you came here for"

Of course, there were also reports that she had hit on players in the lockeroom.

Anyway, Joe made an ass out of himelf.

Local radio has a guy who is a friend of hers, he called her and she's fine, said she felt sorry for Joe cause he made an ass out of himself and if they had known before it started he was that bombed they never would have put him on the air.

lol. I saw that too. I was like... wtf?

LOL

Namath is the ****ing man.

Drunk old guy. Pathetic :shifty:

Why are they being so uptight about it? It was funny. I think the reporter found it funny too.

They who PsychoSport ?

"The network said Namath also "made some relevant football points" -- but adds it wouldn't have done the interview if it had known what Namath was going to say."

"The Jets aren't commenting on the exchange. "

All this stupid jargon. Just be human.

I see no uptightness in those comments.

Of course they wouldn't do the interview if they knew he was drunk.
As for the Jets, why should they comment, it's not like it's their business.

It's just the way they said it. I don't know, I'm picky.

Perhaps, I didn't see any live commnets about the incident. Just typed words.

Broadway Joe... :lol:

Here is my point - If this had happened on CBS or FOX, ESPN would be running the interview 24/7. Instead, they have not run it once since it aired.