Talk:Chad Ford

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Source on Vescey comment[edit]

A note regarding sources from the creator of this article:

I can’t find the NY Post article online anymore where Peter Vescey referred to Chad Ford as “Chad Fraud”, but it did happen, and someone who does a little more investigating would be able to confirm this. If you do a search on Yahoo! for “Peter Vescey” and “Chad Fraud”, you’ll come across a few websites that make reference to when Vescey referred to Ford as such, so I’ll use that as proof that this incident did occur. Beisnj 05:18, 17 February 2006 (UTC)[reply]

Regarding my last edit, I fixed some grammar and added the Peter Vescey comment. Again, a search online easily backs up this statement. Furthermore, the person who edited this article and removed the comment has only made one edit at Wikipedia, and it was to the Chad Ford article. It almost leads me to believe that the editor was Chad Ford himself, a friend of Ford's, or a biased admirer of Ford's. Beisnj 07:16, 12 March 2006 (UTC)[reply]

Intriguing journey[edit]

Mr. Ford has had an interesting life. What are his basketball credentials? -Amit

Criticism paragraph[edit]

I have removed this paragraph. It was based on a blog comment and an opinion piece, and also suffered from original research. If there is valid criticism of Ford then it will need to be properly sourced. Kevin (talk) 22:52, 18 March 2010 (UTC)[reply]

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