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Within hours, you and 200,000 others signed the petition telling MSNBC to put Keith Olbermann back on the air.
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— Julia Rosen, Jason Rosenbaum, Michael Snook, and the PCCC team
Thursday, Oct. 28, 2010
4:09 PM
By John Mullin
CSNChicago.com
Bears veterans took the rookies out Monday night for their traditional dinner but it didn’t all go well. The moveable feast went to a number of establishments but one, Angels & Kings in Chicago, turned away the group, according to some reports because of the presence of so many black players.
Defensive end Israel Idonije did not view the incident as racial in nature. “No, absolutely not,” Idonije said.
Lance Briggs was less certain. “I’m not to sure about all of that so I can only speculate on what happened,” Briggs said. “It sounded along those lines, that maybe the crowd was ‘too dark.’ But that’s just hearsay for me.”
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As far as going back, “probably not,” Briggs said. “No, not at all. You’re not going to see me in Angels and Kings.” Informed that people involved in the turn-away were fired, “then maybe we can think about going back,” Briggs said.
The club released the following statement:
“Every Monday night, operations of the bar are turned over to an outside vendor who hosts special events. We understand that this Monday night, members of the Chicago Bears were not admitted to the venue. We have terminated our relationship with the outside vendor. We will continue to investigate the facts and have started to reach out and apologize to the various Bears players who were involved.”
Click here for an in-depth report on the story from the Chicago Tribune.
John “Moon” Mullin is CSNChicago.com’s Bears Insider, and appears regularly on Bears Postgame Live and Chicago Tribune Live. Follow Moon on Twitter for up-to-the-minute Bears information.
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