Joe Namath

[Lancecastor]

My kind of football dude.

 

[Lancecastor]

 

[Lancecastor]

 

[kotori]

Not bad in pantyhose, either.

 

[cybergirly]

Not bad in pantyhose, either.

Hey, you stole my line!

 

[Guest]

What else is he known for now? A bit sad really.

 

[Lancecastor]

On Confidence…
"When you have confidence, you can have a lot of fun. And when you have fun, you can do amazing things."

 

[kotori]

What else is he known for now? A bit sad really.

Why? "The majority of men lead lives of quiet desperation." He was good at something, the top of his profession. What more could you ask for?

 

[Lancecastor]

What else is he known for now? A bit sad really.

"Now in our 32nd year, the Joe Namath/John Dockery Football Camp offers instructional football for campers between the ages of 8-18. The camp is broken down into four divisions based on size, ability, and previous playing experience. Camp for the summer of 2003 is scheduled for July 6-11 at Nichols College in Dudley, Mass. "

http://cbs.sportsline.com/u/fans/celebrity/namath/

 

[zipman]

Joe Willy Namath was my hero growing up. I remember watching him play as a young kid and always idolized him. Unfortunately, even though I started watching football at a very young age, I missed him lead the Jets to the Superbowl!

He was the man back then, before anyone else was!

 

[Lancecastor]

Joe Willy Namath was my hero growing up. I remember watching him play as a young kid and always idolized him. Unfortunately, even though I started watching football at a very young age, I missed him lead the Jets to the Superbowl!

He was the man back then, before anyone else was!

I had zero interest in feetball at all until Broadway Joe came along. He was tres cool and classy and funny.

I used to love watching him and Howard Cosell.

 

[Lost Cause]

A funny Biker

Joe starred in a movie called, "Chrome Hearts". He rode a righteous zebra striped chopped Shovelhead, and tangled with William Smith, and did some carpet bumpin' with Ann Margaret.

 

[Purple Haze]

Joe could toss.

It seemed effortless for him to loft a bomb.

The ball seemed to actually shoot off his fingers.

I'm not lying...