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NOTICE: MR. MEHTA HAS SINCE TWEETED A RETRACTION. MANNING’S PICTURES ARE STILL UP ON THE OTHER SIDE OF THE BUILDING.
Spotted in a tweet from New York Daily News reporter, Manish Mehta, the large image of Peyton Manning has been replaced with the Indianapolis Colts’ Horseshoe:
The Colts and their iconic future Hall of Fame quarterback look set to part ways after Manning underwent neck surgery last summer and missed the entire season. Colts’ owner Jim Irsay has publicly commented that the decision to remain is up to Manning provided the Colts can work out a contract that is also beneficial to the team. Manning is scheduled to receive a $28M bonus in March, after collecting $26M in 2011 without playing a snap. Manning has been the face of the franchise for over a decade since being selected with the #1 pick in the 1998 NFL draft. Subtle moves like this do nothing but reinforce the idea that in 2012, Manning will not be wearing a Colts’ uniform.
Peyton Manning's image no longer adorns the exterior of Lucas Oil Stadium.
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You idiot you were looking at the wrong side of the building.
hahaha fail by Mehta right there.
It wont be long until Manning himself is gone from Indy. The thing that shocks me is how long Irsay is stringing this out. Maybe we will all be shocked in a few days.
Peyton Manning should retire. The guy has nothing left to prove and he could need one more neck surgery as well. Why risk it. Go out while people still remember how great of a quarterback he is. No sense at all in sucking…
That’s some pretty hilarious epic fail right there.
The horseshoe is up where Bob Sanders pic used to be. It’s only been like that since September. This guy is some crackerjack reporter!
I dont live in Indianapolis, and as you can see from the article, I was relaying a tweet from a well respected journalist. Ive updated the article to reflect his retraction.
This is journalism? Putting the race of the scoop before verifying your work?
Well done.
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