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chemgear · 08-28-2014, 12:35 PM

http://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/toront...ents-1.2749289

Rossi told the board that Ford confronted Royiwsky, called him a "#####" and threatened to beat him up.

"He kept repeating, 'I will kick your ass, F you, you're a #####.' I run this program not you," according to one document.

In another incident outlined in the documents, Ford reportedly had his players "roll in goose scat" and called them "c--ksuckers" after he was unhappy with their efforts in a game.

He repeatedly disregarded requests for mandatory criminal record checks for himself and his coaching staff. Eventually, Ford did submit to a record check, which he passed, according to the documents.

Reneged on the $5,000 promise for football helmets. The school ordered the helmets, but Ford refused to pay. The school board ended up covering the bill.

Used his high-school players as a "human shield" so he could leave the field without having to speak to reporters.

Showed up "inebriated" and "incoherent" at the final practice before the Metro Bowl, the city's high school championship game.

08-28-2014, 12:35 PM	#1850
chemgear Franchise Player Join Date: Feb 2010 Exp:	http://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/toront...ents-1.2749289 Rossi told the board that Ford confronted Royiwsky, called him a "#####" and threatened to beat him up. "He kept repeating, 'I will kick your ass, F you, you're a #####.' I run this program not you," according to one document. In another incident outlined in the documents, Ford reportedly had his players "roll in goose scat" and called them "c--ksuckers" after he was unhappy with their efforts in a game. He repeatedly disregarded requests for mandatory criminal record checks for himself and his coaching staff. Eventually, Ford did submit to a record check, which he passed, according to the documents. Reneged on the $5,000 promise for football helmets. The school ordered the helmets, but Ford refused to pay. The school board ended up covering the bill. Used his high-school players as a "human shield" so he could leave the field without having to speak to reporters. Showed up "inebriated" and "incoherent" at the final practice before the Metro Bowl, the city's high school championship game.