Tiger Woods speaks and Millions Listen |
| Written by Charlie Jimenez | |||
| Friday, 19 February 2010 20:21 | |||
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Dozens of television and Internet media broadcast live the press conference, allowing the whole world watching and listening to Woods for the first time since her public image fell out of favor for nearly three months. Woods today publicly apologized for his infidelity and expressed shame at the conduct claimed to be "irresponsible and selfish", noting that the circuit again without specifying when. Millions of viewers watched and listened to the best golfer in the world. And no sooner finished speaking, commentators discussed each of his words. George Stephanopoulos, the U.S. network ABC, said the speech was "one of the most extraordinary public apology for a public figure." "He left nothing on the table," Stephanopoulos said. "This is a man who has thought about what he did." Cerrno Rick, a former director of public relations for the Yankees in New York, disagreed. "What I saw was arrogance ... basically it was an advertisement, "he told CNN. David Feherty, the CBS said he never "seen him so vulnerable ... I was impressed by what he said. " "Most people just want that Tiger Woods comes back," said Feherty. Golf Matchups Odds at Sportsbook.com
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