Fred “Scooter” Goodman is a thief. Here’s how he stole from me:

I’d like my shit back.

Me wife spared moneys and bought it for me for our anniversary.

Scooter knew and still knows this.

I just want me cue back exactly the way it was handed over.

Not from some $3 OF chick that’s texting me trying to cover his debts. Not Scooter’e baby momma from 12 years ago who hasn’t seen him in over 6 years; or his mommy for that matter.

I just want my fkn property and my moneys.

Scooter, Fred Goodman; you, sir; are simply despicable.


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Fred “Scooter” Goodman is a thief. Here’s how he stole from me:

your first mistake was thinking he was an old friend. second was giving him anything of value.

third coming on here and thinking someone will sympathize with you, as most knew what was going to happen as you started your story.

and you lent him your cue. he hasn't stolen it, just has not returned it yet.

Fred “Scooter” Goodman is a thief. Here’s how he stole from me:

There are many folks out there -- particularly in the pool world -- who live by a different (read "none") code of moral conduct.

What is wrong for you or me has nothing to do with them.

I have advised several guys who have been taken in one form or another on this issue over the years.

Lou Figueroa

I strongly disagree.

There lies a right and wrong in sportsmanship; and it has never been up to debate. One does NOT steal from a fellow sportsman. It’s simply unacceptable.


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Minnesota Fats Autographed Collectables

jeff you have been around here for a long time. no one thinks you are scamming but really all that knew fats knew his signatures were almost always a stamp. and if you knew him he took a long time to write anything as he was piss poor at it.

i would never buy one of his unless it was verified that he indeed signed it.

and i think paulie jansco had someone make the signature for him for his stamp.

but even having his stamp is something to remember him by as he did more for pool than anyone and was a real character.

and few know he gave money to almost all the broke pros that asked. and supported so many dogs, as he loved animals.

ill never forget him and of course the huge score i steered him into. and he said when we cut it up it was his biggest win in his life.
and probably the biggest score made by any pro pool player outside of detroit.

we had breakfast and he ate two large ones that were the size of four.

and the owner was overjoyed to pick up the tab.:)

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