I'm going 2 have 2 agree with Lance.

LAKE FOREST, Ill. -- Chicago Bears linebacker Lance Briggs reiterated his stance Thursday that female reporters don't belong in a men's locker room.

"No, I don't regret what I said," Briggs said, referring to a Wednesday interview with NBC Chicago. "My statement is that the men's locker room is for men. Just like the women's locker room is for women.

"I meant no disrespect to [the NBC reporter or] any women in our locker room, because we've never had any problems in our locker room. The fact that there is an issue over a woman in the men's locker room, to me is ridiculous. I don't think there should ever be a problem in the men's locker room. That's our realm."

http://sports.espn.go.com...id=5580208

Interviews do not belong in locker rooms either.

He must read Twilight with that anti-feminist mentality.

I don't disagree with him.

i actually agree with his stance

sweet said:

i actually agree with his stance

I would think most people would.

JustErin said:

sweet said:

i actually agree with his stance

I would think most people would.

sweet said:

JustErin said:

I would think most people would.

do u E?

Yes, I do...but I do not think interviews should be done in locker rooms at all. I don't care if athletes don't want to be bothered to come to a press area. They sure would start to care if reporters just stopped coming to them and they no longer got any airtime.

JustErin said:

Interviews do not belong in locker rooms either.

I was just gonna say...

JustErin said:

sweet said:

do u E?

Yes, I do...but I do not think interviews should be done in locker rooms at all. I don't care if athletes don't want to be bothered to come to a press area. They sure would start to care if reporters just stopped coming to them and they no longer got any airtime.

i agree with this as well

NDRU said:

JustErin said:

Interviews do not belong in locker rooms either.

I was just gonna say...

i agree

hi NDRU

How about the "locker room celebration"? Like when a team wins the championship etc?

I like seeing those celebrations, but otherwise agree that interviews in the locker room are not necessary.

If female reporters aren't allowed, then male reporters can't be allowed either. It's an either/or.

I'm all for keeping all but team personnel out of the locker room. I don't really care either way.

Lance is telling the truth, but of course our pussified society can't handle the truth, and he'll get fined by the league.

sweet said:

NDRU said:

I was just gonna say...

i agree

hi NDRU

Hi! long time no see I heard SOS is having something soon...

JustErin said:

sweet said:

do u E?

Yes, I do...but I do not think interviews should be done in locker rooms at all. I don't care if athletes don't want to be bothered to come to a press area. They sure would start to care if reporters just stopped coming to them and they no longer got any airtime.

CarrieMpls said:

If female reporters aren't allowed, then male reporters can't be allowed either. It's an either/or.

I'm all for keeping all but team personnel out of the locker room. I don't really care either way.

That makes no sense.

A man isn't allowed into a womens locker room and I think it should go both ways.

Do they all shower together in the NBA? I've always thought communal showers were weird.

NDRU said:

sweet said:

i agree

hi NDRU

Hi! long time no see I heard SOS is having something soon...

oh really? hmmm my box is suspiciously empty!

my orgnote box

Folks getting their panties in a bunch for the sake of so what if he said "women don't belong in the men's locker room"?

minneapolisFunq said:

CarrieMpls said:

If female reporters aren't allowed, then male reporters can't be allowed either. It's an either/or.

I'm all for keeping all but team personnel out of the locker room. I don't really care either way.

That makes no sense.

A man isn't allowed into a womens locker room and I think it should go both ways.

Male reporters are.

It's true. Male reporters shouldn't be in women's locker rooms, either.

Why do we, as Americans, argue the shit out of the most simple shit?

JerseyKRS said:

It's true. Male reporters shouldn't be in women's locker rooms, either.

Why do we, as Americans, argue the shit out of the most simple shit?

I'd like 2 know that as well.

Graycap23 said:

I'm going 2 have 2 agree with Lance.

LAKE FOREST, Ill. -- Chicago Bears linebacker Lance Briggs reiterated his stance Thursday that female reporters don't belong in a men's locker room.

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"No, I don't regret what I said," Briggs said, referring to a Wednesday interview with NBC Chicago. "My statement is that the men's locker room is for men. Just like the women's locker room is for women.

"I meant no disrespect to [the NBC reporter or] any women in our locker room, because we've never had any problems in our locker room. The fact that there is an issue over a woman in the men's locker room, to me is ridiculous. I don't think there should ever be a problem in the men's locker room. That's our realm."

http://sports.espn.go.com...id=5580208

completely agree. no one should be conducting interviews in locker rooms, imo

Nothinbutjoy said:

He must read Twilight with that anti-feminist mentality.

JerseyKRS said:

It's true. Male reporters shouldn't be in women's locker rooms, either.

Why do we, as Americans, argue the shit out of the most simple shit?

CarrieMpls said:

If female reporters aren't allowed, then male reporters can't be allowed either. It's an either/or.

I'm all for keeping all but team personnel out of the locker room. I don't really care either way.

i agree with that. if one gender is permitted in, the other should be as well.

JustErin said:

Interviews do not belong in locker rooms either.

I NEVER understood why cameras and reporters, of any gender, are allowed in locker rooms. Are male reporters and cameras allowed in female locker rooms???

SCNDLS said:

JustErin said:

Interviews do not belong in locker rooms either.

I NEVER understood why cameras and reporters, of any gender, are allowed in locker rooms. Are male reporters and cameras allowed in female locker rooms???

In the WNBA, yes. Here's an example:

sextonseven said:

SCNDLS said:

I NEVER understood why cameras and reporters, of any gender, are allowed in locker rooms. Are male reporters and cameras allowed in female locker rooms???

In the WNBA, yes. Here's an example:

Those interviews are probably pre-arranged. Show me a video of a shirtless woman as she's just stepped out of the shower then it's the same thing.