November 5, 2009

Al Davis Should Talk to Cable's Accusers

Gwen Knapp, San Francisco Chronicle

Send to a Friend

AP Photo

Tom Cable said Wednesday that he had spoken with Al Davis about domestic-abuse accusations made by a former wife and ex-girlfriend on ESPN's "Outside the Lines." The coach's exes need to do the same thing, and the Raiders' owner needs to hear what they have to say, directly, not on a television screen or through a transcript.

Sandy Cable and Marie Lutz said Wednesday they had not been contacted by either the NFL or the team, which has said it is evaluating the allegations, in conjunction with league headquarters.

"I've been told they're going to talk to me," said Sandy Cable, the coach's first wife, who was married to him for six years in the 1980s. She was wary of talking to the media any further, but said she would welcome a chance to speak with Davis, as did Lutz,...

Read Full Article ››

TAGGED: NFL, Oakland Raiders, Al Davis, tom cable

RECOMMENDED ARTICLES

November 4, 2009
Raiders Can't Allow Cable to Continue
Ann Killion, Sports Illustrated
The exit door is open once again at Raiders headquarters. The path out is greased for Tom Cable. On Monday afternoon, the Raiders released a statement regarding the new crop of ugly allegations against Cable -- that he has a... more ››
November 2, 2009
Raiders' Cable Has Become a Liability
Monte Poole, Oakland Tribune
AS MUCH AS Al Davis cherishes loyalty — and loyalty is everything to the Raiders boss — there has to come a time when he takes a cold look at each employee's value to the organization. Loyalty alone is not enough to... more ››
October 31, 2009
Al Davis Could Learn From Steinbrenner
Cam Inman, Contra Costa Times
THE ICONIC OWNER sits above in a luxury suite, his health fleeting, his home crowd adoring him, his team playing for a world championship. This is supposed to be Al Davis. Instead, it is George Steinbrenner. Damn Yankees. Al... more ››
November 5, 2009
NFL Should Suspend Cable
Christine Brennan, USA Today
A month ago, in the midst of the whirlwind courtship and subsequent breakup of Rush Limbaugh and the National Football League, Commissioner Roger Goodell said something that is even more important today than it was then: "I've... more ››
October 23, 2009
Cable Case a No-Win Situation for D.A.
Ray Ratto, San Francisco Chronicle
So Tom Cable walks. That's how you'd have figured it to play given the other characters and circumstances involved. But more than that, Napa County District Attorney Gary Lieberstein said that Raiders assistant coach Randy Hanson... more ››