Does Eric Mangini Have a Future with the Cleveland Browns?
11/25/2009
Brian was born and raised in the Youngstown, Ohio, area. He had a passion for writing from a very early age and a rabid interest in fantasy gaming that resulted in unfair stereotyping (He never dressed up, that would be stupid.)
Brian remembers Red Right 88 and the other great Cleveland Browns teams doomed to failures of epic proportions and hopes one day to see the Lombardi Trophy raised in Cleveland. He defends the Browns to the death, whether they deserve it or not and continues to try and convert his wife (A Steelers fan) to the orange and brown.
Brian's family was very sports-minded and he began following the Browns and Indians at a very young age. Most of his hair loss can be attributed to the departure of the original Browns franchise in 1995 and the 1997 World Series, which he refuses to admit ever happened.
Brian spent seven years in the newspaper industry until the economic downturn closed his last newspaper in 2007. He spent the last few years in the Internet Advertising business but is currently unemployed after yet another closure and is pursuing his dual passions of writing and sports.
So if anyone wants to start sending Brian paychecks to write things, he would be very appreciative.
Contact Brian at briandit1@hotmail.com
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I think there is a better chance of a snow ball fight breaking out in Hell than Mangini keeping his job with the new Czar in...
Jerry Desaulniers replied…
Sam, It's an outside shot but Mike Shanahan would be a good GM or Czar!
Brian DiTullio replied…
I find it hard to believe any football czar brought in to run the operation would...
Eric Mangini is on the hot seat for sure. More importantly, Lerner needs to hire his "Football Csar" and GM so they can start evaluating the...
I sometimes wonder if being Mangini's friend is the best way to get stabbed in the back. He's done it to at least three former colleagues...
Sam Ingro replied…
Lol he excels at pissing people off and blowing them simultaneously.
Daniel Wolf replied…
I respect that you are speaking your mind Sam, but........no comment.
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Brian DiTullio replied…
Thanks, Ron. Appreciate the support.
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