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nfl.fanhouse.com - 4/3/2009

Mike Vick, Construction Worker?

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by JJ Cooper Michael Vick 's bankruptcy hearing on Thursday went pretty much as expected. There was the news that he'll be paid $600,000 for cooperating with a video company producing a documentary on him, and there was some explanations over how Vick will repay the many creditors he owes ...

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rushingtojudgment.com - 4/4/2009

Where will Michael Vick end up playing after jail?

— rushingtojudgment.com — Once Michael Vick is released from jail, the most logical place for him to end up is... on the Minnesota Vikings. (more) Where will Michael Vick end up playing after jail?

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sports.yahoo.com - 4/2/2009

Michael Vick would like to give you an estimate on that drywall

— sports.yahoo.com — From now on, when I think construction, Handy Manny won't be the first name that comes to... mind (I know a lot of three-year-olds). It'll be Handy Ron Mexico. Vick's lawyer told a bankruptcy court today that Vick plans on working 40 hours a week ... (more) Michael Vick would like to give you an estimate on that ...

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ajc.com - 4/2/2009

Vick's plan: Construction job, then NFL by Sept.

— ajc.com — Newport News, Va. Michael Vick’s agent testified in bankruptcy court today that he expects the NFL to... reinstate the imprisoned and suspended Falcons quarterback hopefully by September for the 2009 season. Joel Segal also confirmed that he has had ... (more) Vick's plan: Construction job, then NFL by Sept.

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Vick’s Bankruptcy Plan, Like Vick is Cut.
Two Big Boobs — ... holds a janitorial position in prison that pays him 12 cents an hour for a four hour shift. Quite a drop from the millions he was raking in while playing for the Atlanta Falcons. The plan was primarily rejected because the judge believed that the plan would leave Vick in an almost $10 million hole upon completion of paying off debtors. But, the judge will allow Vick another chance at offering up a more realistic plan. Earlier this week Vick’s attorneys stated that Vick planned on working a construction job after being released from custody, while Vick is now saying he expects ...