Comments on: So That’s Why His Pro Football Career Tanked: Herschel Walker Claims He’s the New “Sybil,” Even Has “White” Personality

By: nicole

nicole — Wed, 02 Mar 2011 16:16:13 +0000

HW is a conceited, self centered OLD football player trying to remain YOUNG forever; with the spotlight on his every move! Now he is a boxer? Maybe is is using his “evil personality” to cash in on that one! His Therapist is a fake and phoney! He appears to be something he is not. He has had an affair with one of his staff members for years, teaches at DBU, has a wife, and speakes to churches? REALLY? I think they are both cheaters and are just trying to create one big alibi. Cindy made out like a bandit, but Mungadze’s dumbass wife is still married to him; believing that he is this faithful, fine, upstanding professional man! He is just as phoney as his diagnosis.
I went to his program for treatment for PTSD, and he had all kinds of personalities coming out of my head! All he is doing is giving people with problems an excuse to behave badly. No accountability for anything! That office was unorganized, cluttered and the director would say one thing with confidence, and then Mungadze would turn around and say another. Why have a staff at all? Oh, I forgot he wanted his little girlfriend around! Oh, I guess one of my alters came out and I forgot for a minute who I was! ROFLMAO!

By: hang

hang — Sun, 31 Jan 2010 06:35:31 +0000

Walker rushed for 5,562 yards in his USFL career.[9] His combined rushing numbers for the USFL and the NFL (13,787 yards) would place him 5th All-Time on the NFL’s career rushing list.[10]
In 12 NFL seasons, Walker gained 8,225 rushing yards, 4,859 receiving yards, and 5,084 kickoff-return yards.[11] This gave him 18,168 total combined net yards, ranking him second among the NFL’s all-time leaders in total yardage at the time of his retirement; as of the start of the 2007 NFL season, ten years after his retirement, he still ranks eighth.[12] He also scored 84 touchdowns: 61 rushing, 21 receiving and two kick off returns for touchdowns.[11] Walker is the only player to have 10,000+ yards from scrimmage and 5,000+ return yards (all of which were on kickoff returns). He is the only player to gain 4,000 yards three different ways: rushing, receiving, and kickoff returns. He is one of six players (Jim Brown, Lenny Moore, Marcus Allen, Marshall Faulk, and Thurman Thomas) to exceed 60 touchdowns rushing and 20 touchdowns receiving. Another NFL record he possesses is that he is the only player with a 90+ yard reception, 90+ yard run, and a 90+ yard kickoff return all in the same season (1994). He is also the only player to record an 84+ yard touchdown run and an 84+ yard touchdown reception, in the same game (December 14, 1986). That same day, he had 100 yards rushing and 100 yards receiving. Walker is currently ranked eighth all time in all-purpose yards with 18,168, despite spending his first three seasons in the USFL.

You Debbie, are a fucking idiot. Stick to subjects you know something about, if there are any.

By: Dave

Dave — Sun, 17 Jan 2010 22:22:33 +0000

This writer is full of it. Walker had an outstanding pro career. The tone of the article is negative and its obvious you have an axe to grind. Check out HW’s charity work, or how well he has done for himself in business. The guy is a success story and this ‘writer’ has the nerve to stuff a load of lies into his mouth. You should be ashamed. You are a hack.

By: Joe

Joe — Thu, 17 Dec 2009 00:33:43 +0000

HW was an outstanding pro player. His stats were highly above average. He holds the pro record for most rushing yards in a single season. Yes, MPD does not exist for it has a new name dissociative identity disorder. And, yes, more people than him suffers from it, i have a good friends mother who is now 67 and is suffering from it, i would definantley not call her attention seeking.As for the “I dropped “cause i’m white” he has never blamed dropping a ball on being white. Furthermore, this man has commited to many charities, and has helped people with DSID to come out and seek help.

By: Ben-Yehudah

Ben-Yehudah — Thu, 17 Apr 2008 05:46:07 +0000

B”H I’m always suspicious of therapists giving interviews about high profile clients, with or without their consent.
Doesn’t anyone care about how that will affect their course of treatment, even if they’re no longer your patient,…even if it does help sell a new book.

By: TallT

TallT — Wed, 16 Apr 2008 13:17:11 +0000

Debbie,
You had me laughing out loud!
Take it as a a major compliment that you’re a regular Ann Coulter!
I didn’t catch that touchdown because that wasn’t me. It was that unathletic White guy personality, Al the Cracker. Or: I dropped the ball because that was my stripper personality, Amber, who was looking for a pole, not pigskin.
Ha ha!!

By: playertwo

playertwo — Wed, 16 Apr 2008 08:57:17 +0000

remember when jocks were just dumb?
why do they all have to be crazy now? “I gotta CONDITION!!”
panem et circenes…
what i want to read about is your reaction to W promoting abu porno murphy?!!!

By: Buff

Buff — Wed, 16 Apr 2008 08:55:20 +0000

I am white and I never run my fingers through my hair and my husband and children do not do that either. Who does that?

By: Anonymous1

Anonymous1 — Tue, 15 Apr 2008 21:59:15 +0000

Debbie, HW wasn’t the dominant player he was in college, but harldy anybody is. He was actually an excellent pro if you look at his career statistics. He went to a couple of Pro Bowls for Dallas, and racked up a ***load of all purpse yards. He didn’t do much on a bad Minnesota team, but running the football is a team effort. His pro career was disappointing in that he didn’t win a championship, but to be fair he was considered a star player.

By: lexi

lexi — Tue, 15 Apr 2008 19:45:08 +0000

Dr Levy is correct: There is no such thing as “multiple personality disorder”. Those who carry that diagnosis are probably borderline personalities–highly suggestible, needy, manipulative individuals who have an accomplice in their therapist (who loves the excitement of having a “multiple” for a patient). You don’t get a multiple without an enabling therapist.