Belichick haters

[IGotWorms 4,057]

http://sports.espn.go.com/espn/wire?sectio...&id=2756535

 

After having nearly a month to cool down, Tomlinson no longer

blames Belichick. Tomlinson said both the coach and the running

back "kind of apologized" Monday.

 

"He was joking around, having a good time with all the guys,"

Tomlinson said. "We even joked about the (playoff) game. I told

him that I said some things that maybe I shouldn't have said, and

in return, Bill said he didn't even see Hobbs doing it, but after

the game, he definitely said something to him about handling the

situation better.

 

"I still think Hobbs was wrong, but when I sit back and think

about it, I don't think Bill has any control over how his players

act. He can tell them all day long, 'Guys, let's act like we've

been there before,' like Marty (Schottenheimer) does to us, but

guys can always do whatever they want to do."

 

Tomlinson now wishes he hadn't invoked Belichick's name -- and

he's excited to see how New England's coaching staff will use him

in the Pro Bowl along with Manning, Marvin Harrison and the rest of

the offensive talent.

 

"We talked," Belichick said. "I have all the respect in the

world for LaDainian as a person, as a player, and it's fun to be

out here working with all of those guys from the Chargers."

 

 

 

It sure seems to me like he chose the high road with the Tomlinson situation.

 

Maybe Belichick isn't as bad as so many of you like to make him out to be?

[DankNuggs 305]

its brutally obvious that LT was pissed about losing, and much like the jabronies on this board, he started whining about nonsense.

[IGotWorms 4,057]

its brutally obvious that LT was pissed about losing, and much like the jabronies on this board, he started whining about nonsense.

 

 

I'm sure he'd like to have those comments back now, they made him look very foolish.

 

But what I am trying to point out here is that players do apparently regard Belichick as actually being human, so maybe some of the posters on this board should as well?

[DankNuggs 305]

I'm sure he'd like to have those comments back now, they made him look very foolish.

 

But what I am trying to point out here is that players do apparently regard Belichick as actually being human, so maybe some of the posters on this board should as well?

Belicheck was nailing that broad on the side, im sure the players can all relate to that.

[parrot 789]

Glad to see the mea culpa from LT.

[Gepetto 1,301]

its brutally obvious that LT was pissed about losing, and much like the jabronies on this board, he started whining about nonsense.

 

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Webster's New Millennium™ Dictionary of English - Cite This Source Main Entry: jabroni

Part of Speech: n

Definition: in professional wrestling, a wrestler who loses in order to make another wrestler look good; also called [jobber]

Usage: slang

 

 

huh??????

[msudavedawg 5]

Belicheck was still a total ass to Peyton Manning after they lost to the Colts. I don't expect the guy to be high-fiving him or anything, but the only Patriot I saw show genuine congrats to anyone was Bruschi.

[OakHeadFootball 1]

Belicheck was still a total ass to Peyton Manning after they lost to the Colts. I don't expect the guy to be high-fiving him or anything, but the only Patriot I saw show genuine congrats to anyone was Bruschi.

 

 

http://www.fortwayne.com/mld/journalgazett...ts/16651964.htm

 

Manning also relishes the chance to play for New England coach Bill Belichick, who got this assignment after the Patriots’ wrenching loss to Indianapolis in the AFC championship game.

 

Belichick left a congratulatory voicemail message for Manning last Friday, and he joked around with the quarterback during stretching exercises before Wednesday’s practice.

 

And Manning’s teammates are looking forward to a week of relaxation. Saturday, his longtime center, spent just enough time at home to wash his clothes Monday night.

 

After throwing them back into the same suitcase he took to Miami, Saturday was off for the islands to play for Belichick.

 

“Bill even said that – as much as he hated to say it – congratulations,” Saturday said.

 

 

 

 

A Few pics from pro bowl practice.

 

http://www.patsfans.com/new-england-patrio...ead.php?t=50403

[GiantsRule 0]

its brutally obvious that LT was pissed about losing, and much like the jabronies on this board, he started whining about nonsense.

 

Yeah, the classiest player in the league is nothing but a whining sore loser. That must be it!

 

F'n clueless Pats putzes never stop!

[JScott 20]

Yeah, the classiest player in the league is nothing but a whining sore loser. That must be it!

 

F'n clueless Pats putzes never stop!

 

You might want to read the bored a bit more, not just post (good lord man, 23K+ posts). It wasn't just Pats fans saying LT came off as a sore loser. And truth be told there were Pats fans as well as others who didn't have a problem with what LT said/did, figuring it was just the heat of the moment that brought the comments out.

 

IMO you're just showing your true colors by twisting things

[jocstrap 8]

I thought you are aloud to be happy when you win - Belicheck

 

I'm sure you're also aloud to be totally pissed off when you lose in front of your home crowd - Tomlinson

 

actions and words happen immediately after all sports, some for the good, some for the bad. The best of the best can even show they are human sometimes by letting out their emotions. It's all water under the bridge as far as I'm concerned. By the sounds of it, these guys have made up also.

 

Seasons over, time to move on!

[The Moz 69]

LT2 Slant in middle - ball thrown high -- 1st down

LT2 slant middle - ball thrown high -- 2nd down

LT2 slant middle - ball thorwn high - 3rd down

 

 

LT2 - returns punts and kickoffs

 

When Peyton is in game LT2 plays Left tackle

 

[IGotWorms 4,057]

I thought you are aloud to be happy when you win - Belicheck

 

I'm sure you're also aloud to be totally pissed off when you lose in front of your home crowd - Tomlinson

 

actions and words happen immediately after all sports, some for the good, some for the bad. The best of the best can even show they are human sometimes by letting out their emotions. It's all water under the bridge as far as I'm concerned. By the sounds of it, these guys have made up also.

 

Seasons over, time to move on!

 

 

Agreed. I didn't mean to re-hash it by posting this, I just wanted to point out to people that Belichick CAN and DID take the high road.

[edjr 6,578]

You might want to read the bored a bit more, not just post (good lord man, 23K+ posts). It wasn't just Pats fans saying LT came off as a sore loser. And truth be told there were Pats fans as well as others who didn't have a problem with what LT said/did, figuring it was just the heat of the moment that brought the comments out.

 

IMO you're just showing your true colors by twisting things

 

 

GiantsRule, GiantsFan. it's all the same, just ignore 'em.

[Walter34 3]

Agreed. I didn't mean to re-hash it by posting this, I just wanted to point out to people that Belichick CAN and DID take the high road.

 

Why single him out and not LT? Its just two guys that put it all behind them a month later. There is no high road here, they are just moving on.

 

 

LT2 Slant in middle - ball thrown high -- 1st down

LT2 slant middle - ball thrown high -- 2nd down

LT2 slant middle - ball thorwn high - 3rd down

LT2 - returns punts and kickoffs

 

When Peyton is in game LT2 plays Left tackle

 

 

funny

[msudavedawg 5]

http://www.fortwayne.com/mld/journalgazett...ts/16651964.htm

 

Manning also relishes the chance to play for New England coach Bill Belichick, who got this assignment after the Patriots’ wrenching loss to Indianapolis in the AFC championship game.

 

Belichick left a congratulatory voicemail message for Manning last Friday, and he joked around with the quarterback during stretching exercises before Wednesday’s practice.

 

And Manning’s teammates are looking forward to a week of relaxation. Saturday, his longtime center, spent just enough time at home to wash his clothes Monday night.

 

After throwing them back into the same suitcase he took to Miami, Saturday was off for the islands to play for Belichick.

 

“Bill even said that – as much as he hated to say it – congratulations,” Saturday said.

A Few pics from pro bowl practice.

 

http://www.patsfans.com/new-england-patrio...ead.php?t=50403

 

 

Yes, I saw that after I posted. Good for them to make up, but it still does not excuse what he did when the whole world was watching that day. No class when it counted. I heard that Brady was the first one off the field.

[Tusekan Raiders 0]

Belichick lovers, read this.

 

Nothing says "class" like Fed-exing boxes of cash to a married mother with your work's return address.

[football_scooter 0]

I saw the Belicheck & LT2 interviews on ESPN from pro-bowl training camp and they both seemed sheepish about it.

 

It was definately a more humble Bill than we're all used to seeing. I think his arrogant fock persona is a byproduct from how hard he works during the season.

 

Not that he's not an arrogant fock - hell, I don't know the guy. he's certainly had some public D-Bag moments....but it was a ncie change to see him more real and down to Earth.

 

I think when we all knee-jerk to conclusions about some of these guys, we do it based on a small sample size of what we see of them during the season - these guys work 16-18 hours a day and "live and breathe" their jobs. I've been working 10-12 hours a day and the stress of that is getting to me...and my job isn't televised in front of millions of people.

 

At some point we need to give HC's a break.

 

My $.02

 

 

 

 

that said, he still looks like a focking bum in that dirty-ass hoodie

[msudavedawg 5]

Pesonally, I think next season Bill should wear the leg warmers that go with his lucky Flashdance sweatshirt that he wears every game. Maybe they will get back to the Super Bowl!

[football_scooter 0]

Belichick lovers, read this.

 

Nothing says "class" like Fed-exing boxes of cash to a married mother with your work's return address.

 

sounds like she must be able to suck a golf ball through a garden hose if this is true. Somehow I have trouble believing it.

 

Good luck proving there was cash in those Fed Ex boxes, and good luck proving she's anything but a friend. This reeks of someone wanting to cash in on the connection of their wife to a famous coach.

 

I wouldn't put anything past anyone, but a 40-something married chick? I mean come on - the dude's won 3 superbowls. Why lavish gifts and cash on her when you can get all the hookers/single gals you want? Makes little sense.

[Jeff Garcia 8]

I still hate him.

[NOSRAC247 0]

Please, the guys is a bonafide arrogant priick. Nobody can say or point out any of his positive moments to make me thing otherwise.

[IGotWorms 4,057]

Why single him out and not LT? Its just two guys that put it all behind them a month later. There is no high road here, they are just moving on.

 

 

Because LT came out like a whining crybaby after the game and attacked Belichick publicly. What did Belichick do? Nothing, as far as we know. He didn't retaliate, he didn't call LT a sore loser, he didn't mention that the Chargers could be viewed as classless themselves, etc., etc. Instead he ignored it, focused on the important thing (trying to win the championship) and was then willing to make nice when LT finally came around. He handled it as well as anyone could, LT certainly did not.

 

Yes, I saw that after I posted. Good for them to make up, but it still does not excuse what he did when the whole world was watching that day. No class when it counted. I heard that Brady was the first one off the field.

 

 

Brady doesn't respond well to losing. I wouldn't say he's a "sore loser" because he doesn't come out complaining about the other team or the refs or his teammates, but he certainly doesn't want to stand around on the field and bask in a loss.

 

Also, Giselle was waiting for him.

[The Next Generation 10]

Please, the guys is a bonafide arrogant priick. Nobody can say or point out any of his positive moments to make me thing otherwise.

 

[GiantsRule 0]

GiantsRule, GiantsFan. it's all the same, just ignore 'em.

 

Considering you're the most worthless fvck on the planet, your advice really doesn't mean much.

 

Care to bump any other threads about how Manning was blowing his shot at the Super Bowl Sunday?

[OakHeadFootball 1]

Considering you're the most worthless fvck on the planet, your advice really doesn't mean much.

 

Care to bump any other threads about how Manning was blowing his shot at the Super Bowl Sunday?

 

Considering the ways that you present yourself I don't think you would know class if it hit you square in the teeth.

 

Enough with the BS please.

 

If you don't like Belichick thats peachy but the I hate em cause he has "no class" shtick is past laughable.

 

Anyone who has that much of a problem with him that they feel the need to discredit the guy for arbitrary reasons like class, the hoodie or arrogance might as well just come right on out and say "I don't like him because his team beat mine" IMHO of course

[GiantsRule 0]

Considering the ways that you present yourself I don't think you would know class if it hit you square in the teeth.

 

Enough with the BS please.

 

If you don't like Belichick thats peachy but the I hate em cause he has "no class" shtick is past laughable.

 

Anyone who has that much of a problem with him that they feel the need to discredit the guy for arbitrary reasons like class, the hoodie or arrogance might as well just come right on out and say "I don't like him because his team beat mine" IMHO of course

 

How do I present myself? With facts? I know that's a foreign concept around here.

[IGotWorms 4,057]

How do I present myself? With facts? I know that's a foreign concept around here.

 

 

And what "facts" did you present in this thread?

[GiantsRule 0]

And what "facts" did you present in this thread?

 

That you and "Dark Nuggs" were wrong about labeling Tomlinson as a whiner and a sore loser.

[Foghorn Leghorn 0]

That you and "Dark Nuggs" were wrong about labeling Tomlinson as a whiner and a sore loser.

 

I have to disagree. A gut reaction after a tough loss is one of the purest forms of truth you'll see. I'm not saying he shouldn't have been upset - but instead of releasing his emotions on say, a punching bag in the locker room or something, he CHOSE to fire unsubstantiated accusations at Belichick. And while it's commendable that he owned up to what he said and apologized, to me this aura of Tomlinson being the "classiest" guy in the league has been shattered. Now I'll always be asking "is Tomlinson taking his O-line out for dinner because he really means it, or because he thinks it will look good on him?". I had no reason to doubt his motives until his outburst, but that seed of doubt is now planted.

 

Now if you'll excuse me, I'll just sit here waiting for the inevitable F-bombs and "butt pirate" response by JahRasta....

[birdbrain3X 0]

God bless Bill Belechick.

[Gepetto 1,301]

I still hate him.

[BMoney 0]

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Webster's New Millennium™ Dictionary of English - Cite This Source Main Entry: jabroni

Part of Speech: n

Definition: in professional wrestling, a wrestler who loses in order to make another wrestler look good; also called [jobber]

Usage: slang

huh??????

 

 

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[shovelheadt 68]

Considering you're the most worthless fvck on the planet, your advice really doesn't mean much.

 

Care to bump any other threads about how Manning was blowing his shot at the Super Bowl Sunday?

 

Easy dude. He's well respected in the "let's tie up our dates on the back porch and only come outside to piss on them" circles.

 

sounds like she must be able to suck a golf ball through a garden hose if this is true. Somehow I have trouble believing it.

 

Good luck proving there was cash in those Fed Ex boxes, and good luck proving she's anything but a friend. This reeks of someone wanting to cash in on the connection of their wife to a famous coach.

 

I wouldn't put anything past anyone, but a 40-something married chick? I mean come on - the dude's won 3 superbowls. Why lavish gifts and cash on her when you can get all the hookers/single gals you want? Makes little sense.

 

Sharon Shenocca denies that she and Belichick are more than friends but admitted in a recent deposition that he has given her thousands of dollars worth of cash and gifts over the years. He also reportedly bought a $2.5 million townhouse in Brooklyn where Sharon wants to relocate with the kids. Her hubby is opposing the move.

 

He's doing her.

[Tusekan Raiders 0]

I wouldn't put anything past anyone, but a 40-something married chick? I mean come on - the dude's won 3 superbowls. Why lavish gifts and cash on her when you can get all the hookers/single gals you want? Makes little sense.

 

Clinton-Lewinski...Prince Charles-Camilla Parker-Bowles...Kobe Bryant and a 16-year old...since when did being rich and successful stop guys from making bad decisions with their d1ck? History is full of affairs that made little sense.

 

Now her sister and brother-in-law are living in a house BB reportedly bought for her...and she "doesn't know" if BB also banged her sister This story keeps getting better...

Update

[Franknbeans 46]

Clinton-Lewinski...Prince Charles-Camilla Parker-Bowles...Kobe Bryant and a 16-year old...since when did being rich and successful stop guys from making bad decisions with their d1ck? History is full of affairs that made little sense.

 

Now her sister and brother-in-law are living in a house BB reportedly bought for her...and she "doesn't know" if BB also banged her sister This story keeps getting better...

Update

Sharon testified that in addition to the $3,000 a month in cash Belichick supplied, he footed the bill for a summer rental on the Jersey Shore that cost between $25,000 and $27,000. Additionally, Sharon stated that Belichick helped pay the cost of the $11,000 retainer she gave her divorce attorney and that he gave her a “Fast Pass” to pay for gasoline.

 

Sharon also divulged that she used money she “borrowed” from Belichick to purchase two pair of earrings - one for $796.83 and one for $531.79 - and to take trips to Disney World, Jamaica, a spa in Utah, and, most recently, the posh Intercontinental Hotel and Resorts in San Juan, Puerto Rico.

 

Belichick’s largesse also allowed the non-working mom to purchase $4,500 worth of Giants season tickets, to employ a personal trainer, to pay babysitting expenses and to buy furniture for her daughter’s bedroom. Sharon said Belichick has never discussed repaying the “loans” and there are no documents detailing exactly how much cash he’s coughed up over the years.

[IGotWorms 4,057]

HONOLULU - For several AFC stars, the most interesting part of Pro Bowl week was the opportunity to investigate Bill Belichick.

Sure, the Patriots [team stats] coach is widely respected after leading his club to three Super Bowl wins. But his competitive nature and sometimes ruthless personnel decisions left some players wondering what he would be like in such a relaxed setting.

“I never really met Belichick before, and you always hear about how he’s a mean guy,” Baltimore linebacker Adalius Thomas said yesterday, prior to returned a fumble 70 yards for a score in the AFC’s 31-28 win. “But it’s real interesting to see how he reacts with different players, how he gets comfortable over here. He’s actually a really nice guy. I was surprised.”

Belichick got the job running the AFC squad after the Patriots lost to the Colts in the conference championship game. He kept his practices comfortable and quick in Hawaii, clearly enjoying himself - though he repeatedly said he would rather have been coaching last week in the Super Bowl.

“For Bill, this is his peace on the football field,” said league MVP LaDainian Tomlinson, who’d made comments critical of Belichick following the Chargers’ playoff loss to the Pats. “He’s definitely happier out here. This is where he loves to be. Out here, I get to talk to him and understand the man.”

 

 

http://patriots.bostonherald.com/otherNFL/...rticleid=182310

 

A good thing to keep in mind too is that the Patriots are likely to take a shot at Adalius in free agency.