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Scandal-plagued Vikings unveil code of conduct
0 Comments | AFP, November, 2005
ST. PAUL, United States (AFP) — The Minnesota Vikings, embarrassed by a scandal stemming from a lake cruise that allegedly turned into a sex party, have unveiled a new code of conduct, to mixed reaction from players.
The 77-page document - a code of conduct and employee handbook - was presented to players and coaches of the National Football League team by owner Zygi Wilf and vice president Kevin Warren.
"Everything was, 'Be smart,'" said receiver Marcus Robinson. "You're a professional athlete. You're a big fish in a small bowl."
Receiver Koren Robinson added: "All it is, is common sense. Just be an upstanding citizen. Be the best person you can be."
Not all the players seemed to take the message too seriously.
"Live by the code, die by the...
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