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pallister said:i don't care what he says; I'm more interested in whether he wears a hoodie to the inductions.
pallister said:i don't care what he says; I'm more interested in whether he wears a hoodie to the inductions.
BYH said:sportschick said:PhilaYank36 said:mike311gd said:Should he be elected into the Hall of Fame, what do you think Belichick's speech will be like? And how many people will fall asleep during it?
There wouldn't be enough time for people to fall asleep. He'd probably say he had a fairly decent career, ***** about his time in Cleveland, make a quick dig at Mangini and that'll be all she wrote. Less than two minutes.
I know it's been asked a million times, but I don't care; I'm asking again: what in the bloody hell made Belichick such an angry, bitter *******?
If Bernie Kosar had kicked your ass, you'd be bitter too.
HA! That story just cracks me up.
John said:pallister said:i don't care what he says; I'm more interested in whether he wears a hoodie to the inductions.
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eThe Big Ragu said:Well, Dungy basically called Belichick a cheat and didn't back off the comment. And after Mangini violated a Belichick code, and we saw how post-game greetings got handled... well, the interaction live was pretty cold and icy, but not nearly as bad as I would have guessedd it might be.
mike311gd said:PhilaYank36 said:I know it's been asked a million times, but I don't care; I'm asking again: what in the bloody hell made Belichick such an angry, bitter *******?
It's probably got something to do with being a millionaire. I know that would **** me off.
patchs said:I used to play football with a guy whose brother would get so pissed off after a loss, he would actually **** in his hand and then go through the postgame handshake.
Maybe some coach could do that?
PhilaYank36 said:mike311gd said:Should he be elected into the Hall of Fame, what do you think Belichick's speech will be like? And how many people will fall asleep during it?
There wouldn't be enough time for people to fall asleep. He'd probably say he had a fairly decent career, ***** about his time in Cleveland, make a quick dig at Mangini and that'll be all she wrote. Less than two minutes.
I know it's been asked a million times, but I don't care; I'm asking again: what in the bloody hell made Belichick such an angry, bitter *******?
Simon_Cowbell said:How did Belicheat get a hold of the 49ers' 2008 1st-round pick?
Yawn said:Belichick: Living without a personality since 1952.
Belichick not only cheats on the playing field of football, he cheats in matrimony. Dungy is chums with James Dobson. Enough said.
Every time.Full of **** said:OK, Belichick is a ****. Even Pats fans (I'm one), as long as they haven't been swept away by the Kool-Aid, will admit that.
But answer me this, folks, and be honest even if it hurts.
Would you rather have your NFL team coached by a Pete Carroll, nicest-guy-you'd-ever-want-to-meet, hope-your-daughter-marries-someone-just-like-him type, and suck, or by He Who Is So Despicable He Must Not Even Be Named, and win lots of Super Bowls?
Yeah, I'm certainly not happy about Spygate, but overall, I'll go with a **** who wins.
Fenian_Bastard said:Yawn said:Belichick: Living without a personality since 1952.
Belichick not only cheats on the playing field of football, he cheats in matrimony. Dungy is chums with James Dobson. Enough said.
This is a tougher call than you think it is.
Fenian_Bastard said:"No, seriously, **** you."
No, I insist, really, **** you."
Fenian_Bastard said:This from a gent who hasn't the faintest hint of a connection to any reality at all.
Belichick hurt his wife.
Dobson has helped deform American politics.
Yawn said:Fenian_Bastard said:This from a gent who hasn't the faintest hint of a connection to any reality at all.
Belichick hurt his wife.
Dobson has helped deform American politics.
Well, too bad about Dobson, eh? On the other hand, he's got the psuedo-Catholic to balance him.