Nalod wrote:Oak put himself in a situation where he was a danger to the fans around his seats.
When you are "Touch me and see what happens" kind of a guy with a history of this confrontation, then you need to safely extract him from a situation. Oak is not about being a fan, its about his beef with Dolan and he took it public and wants to be loved.
Its not like Oak is asking for help. He has his buinsesses a wife, and does good.
Might want to ask why is he a menace and why knicks don't want him around? Cuz of what happened!!!!!!
This is not about Dolan, this is about Oak looking for a confrontation and attention. What does Oak bring to a team? Advice? Look at all the people employed by the team, and they are not all that good, so what is he going to tell them? "Be confrontational, don't take crap, get tech's, flagerants and tossed out of games?"Nalod Loved oak the player, and love that he helps people. But "Touch me and see what happens" not a welcoming trait. Have to consider all that goes into that moment BEFORE that has to be said. Its not like Oak is signing autographs, making balloon animals and being charming, then the goons come out to spoil the party. That is not logical. NO other Knick is treated like this. Even Marbury can go to game.
1. Why are you talking in third person.
2. Dolan considered Oakley persona non grata long before the other night due to Oakley's criticism of him and the team.
3. Multiple accounts state Oakley was sitting in his seat when he began to be harassed by MSG security who noticed he was at the arena and too close to Dolan.
4. Every single person who has commented on this situation and knows Oakley personally - even just random non-friends of his - have said that Oakley is one of the most honest and straight up individuals you will find. If he said something went down the way it did then it's likely what happened.
5. Oakley's actions against security doing their job is not excused. You cannot behave in that manner regardless of the circumstance.
6. Former Knicks are afraid to criticize the team in fear of permanent exile. Look at Marv Albert, Dave Checketts, Jeff Van Gundy, etc. They are not wanted by Dolan at or around MSG.
7. What does Oakley bring to the team? How about just respect a guy who played hard for 10 years here. Played with passion and effort every night and left it all out on the court for the fans.
8. The only account you are going by is James Dolan's account, which includes ALL statements from MSG employees who have not been allowed to be interviewed. No video footage from the hundreds of MSG cameras has been released by the Garden other than security harassing Oakley after the fact. I wonder why.
9. Charley Oakley means means much more to the Knicks than James L Dolan.
10. Your username may be some sort of slight on Dolan but you sure are defending him in yet another pathetic record on his resume as Knicks owner.
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