NFL referees: Lingerie Football League says NFL using ref it fired
Mitch Mortaza, commissioner of the LFL (which is exactly what it sounds like: Women in lingerie playing football), took a shot at the NFL on Tuesday when he said one of the NFL's replacement referees had been fired by the Lingerie League a year ago ...www.latimes.com
NFL replacement ref debacle: League is ruining its $9 billion brand in a war ...
They just look stupid now, as if they all just showed up from throwing flags in the old Lingerie League, as if they are all as bad as their own replacement referees. And the longer they go with replacement officials working NFL games - games for which ...www.nydailynews.com
The Houston Texans, scab refs and more….
That's precisely the reason Texans fans should be particularly concerned about the replacement/scab/noob/fired-from-the-Lingerie-League referees. Reports suggest that progress has been made between the NFL and the NFLRA, that at least they are talking, ...blog.chron.com
Botched NFL Call Sparks Wide Support for Unionized Refs & Outrage at Owners ...
And first of all, I'm going to guess that the majority of Democracy Now! listeners do not know what the Lingerie Football League is. Let's just say they are better off for it. But the Lingerie Football League, several of its referees are actually ...www.democracynow.org
Lingerie Football League says it fired some NFL replacement referees
Consider the statement that was released from the office of Lingerie Football League commissioner Mitchell Mortaza on the league's Facebook page Monday night, an apparent shot against the NFL regarding the replacement ref controversy. "Because of the ...www.torontosun.com
Lingerie Football League Releases Statement On NFL Ref
The National Football League is having a dispute with its referees that we all know and now definitively love and miss with all of our hearts.www.rantsports.com
Refs fired from Lingerie Football League still officiating NFL games
If you think getting fired as a referee for the Lingerie Football League means you've lost the best job imaginable, have no fear - you can always get a job officiating NFL games.dailycaller.com
Lingerie Football League Fires Replacement Referees Currently Working in the ...
They've had such a tough time, in fact, that their other employers (remember, they're replacements who officiate non-NFL football games when there is no lockout) have decided to terminate them.www.opposingviews.com
Lingerie Football League Confirms That Former Officials Are Calling NFL Games
It should come as no surprise that the league is fully supporting the decision made by the replacement referees (minus the lack of the pass interference call) after Monday night's debacle that cost the Green Bay Packers a win.bleacherreport.com
Lingerie Football League fires its refs who were officiating NFL games as ...
The Lingerie Football League has done what many fans, players, coaches, and media members are waiting for the NFL to do: fire the replacement referees. The LFL emailed the following statement to many media outlets including LBS to announce their ...larrybrownsports.com
NFL using fired Lingerie Football League refs, NJ pol wants replacements banned
A report surfaced on Tuesday morning, just hours after the blown call, that the NFL hired some of their replacement officials after they were fired from the Lingerie Football League. "Due to several on-field incompetent officiating we chose to part ...www.nypost.com
Giants Leadership Would Help With Referee Situation
Monday night's officiating debacle in Seattle has drawn responses from far and wide, with even President Obama giving his two cents about the way a bunch of refugees from the Lingerie Football League and other nether regions of organized football have ...www.nbcnewyork.com
Lingerie Football League says it fired refs now controversial in NFL
Saying this statement was necessary due to the controversial call that saw replacement referees make what appeared to be the wrong call on a jump ball between M.D.wtvr.com
NFL follows corporate America's game plan in referees dispute
The NFL talks incessantly about regard for players' health and fans' enjoyment, and has undermined both by allowing refs from high school circuits and the Lingerie Football League (no lie) to officiate its games. In the referee dispute, the league is ...www.latimes.com
Some NFL replacement refs canned by Lingerie League
The Lingerie Football League put out a statement claiming some (it won't name names) of the very referees who fans are screaming at on Sundays couldn't make the grade in a league full of bras and garters. "Due to several on-field incompetent ...www.wtop.com
Following Monday Nightmare, Lingerie Football League says it fired refs now in ...
Saying it was necessary to come forward due to replacement referees making what appeared to be the wrong call on a jump ball between M.D.kdvr.com
Some NFL replacement refs had been fired from the Lingerie Football League ...
Although it had been rumored that some NFL replacement referees are castoffs from the Lingerie Football League, neither league would go on record to confirm that … until now. Arriving in my inbox at 12:49 a.m. this morning was this email from Lingerie ...offthebench.nbcsports.com
Goodell Must End Referee Lockout Immediately
For one, there's the fact that the commissioner of the Lingerie Football League, Mitchell Mortaza, released a statement saying the league "chose to part ways with with a couple crews which apparently are now officiating in the NFL." Ladies and ...bleacherreport.com
Help! Save Us From Replacement Refs!
This article is not an attack on the NFL's replacement referees, hard-working veterans of the Lingerie League and regional Pop Warner semifinals, dreamers who dare to ask for patience from thousands of seething, impatient football fans while they take ...www.sportsonearth.com
With Referees Out, NFL Stars Throw Flag on Novice Fill-Ins
In addition to Craig Ochoa, the referee who used to work in the Lingerie Football League (in which models play in underwear) as well as in college leagues, officials include Jim Winterberg, who last season worked Football Championship Subdivision ...www.nytimes.com
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