That was the perfect time to be a bachelor and famous in New York. Nowadays since it's not the 60s and 70s you can still have fun but nothing like the legend Broadway Joe did
I met F. Lee Bailey once. He was at the Pine Tree Bar in Youngstown Florida and I was on my way to Panama City from Tallahassee. My dad told me, pssst that's F. Lee Bailey a famous lawyer, he's probably doing something about the Youngstown Train Derailment thing. My dad went one way but I went over to Mr. Bailey. He smiled at me ( in a grandfatherly way ) I smiled back and asked him: Is your name really Flea? My dad told me your name is Flea. I guess I heard wrong. LOL he kind of chuckled but he got away from the crazy ( young lady ). As most of you know there did end up being a famous guy named Flea. I really laughed when I first saw that Red Hot Chili pepper.
I'm dying laughin!! he's so funny I adore him I work with a girl (a flight Attendant) she was at a function with him and her fake ponytail got set on fire...And guess what those hands ( he was still playing) put out her hair!! I bet everyone held their breath hoping he didn't get burned...she said he was very cute....#sigh
Well those are different from the stag parties with the young girls. Tell us a little bit about it, Joe. Well, uh...I can’t get into that. The dude had the ultimate life. Still does!
I think your decades are confused here! The '60's were not the '80's. Joe definitely had issues with both alcohol and pain killers to deal with the crippling pain he had during his football career. He has always been honest about that and other things, but never a mention of cocaine.
@@michaelbarnhart2593 I respect his honesty on these issues. I had read in a publication that Joe was using the white powder even in the late 60s because it was becoming fashionable in New York then
@@lendrury2771 Please note the source then, since I have found nothing in my web search showing that he used it. Just saying "I read it somewhere" does not make it true.
Somewhere. Theres a Beaver Falls boy that has worked at the same factory for 20 plus years. His only call to fame. Working is ass off to Raise a family of 4. - I guess he didnt "make good"?
That was the perfect time to be a bachelor and famous in New York. Nowadays since it's not the 60s and 70s you can still have fun but nothing like the legend Broadway Joe did
"strictly for decoration" lmfao... What a legend!
sure joe. we believe you ;)
He look and sound like he could be John Travolta brother
Love the whole thing! LOLOL from wall to wall bed with mirror on ceiling to hard to clean rug and couch " with the kind of parties I have..."
That smoked mirror is for decoration purposes only!
Namath was having the coke parties even back then
He did enjoy his nose candy
The baby batter was flying all over that place..🤣🤣🤣
Is this is the first episode of “Cribs” ever?
Namath was a natural with their interviewer. Dude was sly lol
Coolest Guy ever. Greatest NEW YORK JET of all time. Left us the valuable lesson of "hanging on" His last game with the LA RAMS was truly tragic.
I met F. Lee Bailey once. He was at the Pine Tree Bar in Youngstown Florida and I was on my way to Panama City from Tallahassee. My dad told me, pssst that's F. Lee Bailey a famous lawyer, he's probably doing something about the Youngstown Train Derailment thing. My dad went one way but I went over to Mr. Bailey. He smiled at me ( in a grandfatherly way ) I smiled back and asked him: Is your name really Flea? My dad told me your name is Flea. I guess I heard wrong. LOL he kind of chuckled but he got away from the crazy ( young lady ). As most of you know there did end up being a famous guy named Flea. I really laughed when I first saw that Red Hot Chili pepper.
Joe namath was ahead of his time with the swag he had.
also laughin at the $$ for the decorater...he said baby I'm from the farm but I ain't no dummy lol
Rent is so expensive in ny, even joe needed a roommate.
I'm dying laughin!! he's so funny I adore him I work with a girl (a flight Attendant) she was at a function with him and her fake ponytail got set on fire...And guess what those hands ( he was still playing) put out her hair!! I bet everyone held their breath hoping he didn't get burned...she said he was very cute....#sigh
I didn’t know who F Lee Bailey was back then. Was 17 in 67 very famous lawyer. Handsome Broadway Joe!!💚🏈🤍🥰
He reminds me I need a Medicare plan .
Well those are different from the stag parties with the young girls. Tell us a little bit about it, Joe. Well, uh...I can’t get into that. The dude had the ultimate life. Still does!
@Gingus Khan Namath wouldn't even remember
He had his head in a bottle of jack daniels constantly
Joe wants to get rid of this guy because he's waiting for his coke dealer to show up
Goddamn he was fine!
Love Joe namath ❤
@Gingus Khan who are you?
I would be VERY CAREFUL, if I were you, to use God's name as a curse word
@@vicepresidentmikepence889 is it really you?
Is that F. Lee Bailey with Joe?
You use the mirror for decoration. 😆 Yeah, sure!! F. Lee Baily is cross examining him. It's not an interview, it's a trial! 😀
Damn. That’s F. Lee Bailey.
That guy kept touching him.
Broadway Joe was already gettin liquored up on a daily basis in 67 . Dude loved the hooch
He sure could hold his liquor
By her ears!@@ianmangham4570
So much class.
Give me Joe Namath Julius Erving and Derek Sanderson and 12 girls.......Awsome!!!
The stories that llama skin rug could tell.
One word... Legend!!!
alcoholic
@@davidl6332 Namath was a drunken bum.
F. Lee Baily & Broadway Joe. WTF???
Namath definitely enjoyed the nose candy
The ol boy could sniff the cainus like a vacuum
Mirrors on the ceiling only mean one thing.....pink champagne on ice is next.
John Travolta’s bro for sure 🎉
Groovy pad.
Broadway Joseph enjoyed his Peruvian flake
The ol boy liked to snort the caine
good god hes hott ..omfg...
Lit up like Xmas 🌲
His groovy roommate is Austin Powers.
This man interviewing Joe is really nosey and doesn’t impress me
F Lee Bailey
I could care less about the team struggggling, I want to kiss u.
Joe was bangin the nose candy even at this point
.the boy loved his cocaine
I think your decades are confused here! The '60's were not the '80's. Joe definitely had issues with both alcohol and pain killers to deal with the crippling pain he had during his football career. He has always been honest about that and other things, but never a mention of cocaine.
@@michaelbarnhart2593 I respect his honesty on these issues. I had read in a publication that Joe was using the white powder even in the late 60s because it was becoming fashionable in New York then
@@lendrury2771 Please note the source then, since I have found nothing in my web search showing that he used it. Just saying "I read it somewhere" does not make it true.
@@michaelbarnhart2593 yes you are correct doesn't necessarily make it true but doesn't necessarily make it false either
@@lendrury2771 just show me the source you read this from... simple enough.
Mirror da ceiling? Ya freak!!😁
Joe was and still is the man.
Strictly for decoration, lolz 😂
Vinny Barbarino
To bad i was born twenty years later, if were alive as an adult living in NYC I'd definitely attend one of Joe's parties, dude had swagg
Beaver Falls boy makes good.
Somewhere. Theres a Beaver Falls boy that has worked at the same factory for 20 plus years. His only call to fame. Working is ass off to Raise a family of 4. - I guess he didnt "make good"?
Did I say he didn't make good?
@@theunknown4570 Well said. Hard work in the most honorable thing in life in my opinion.
I guess beaver falls is the ideal place for a poon chaser like Namath to originally be from lol
Lol what a g😤
Sharp looking
Clearly thats OG MR Steal Yo Girl ! Dude was extremely handsome & smooth..
Broadway Joe 🏈😎
Deutsche bag.
The Original....coolest NFL player ever!
But now he’s a scary looking old man
What!?
What an alpha male looks and talks like