bill belichick

[DDWH]

:fdance:POOR LOSER!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!:fdance:

[RubHer Yellow Ducky]

Miami Dolphins
still the
ONLY

PERFECT
SEASON !!!

[DDWH]

I was talking about how he ran off the field like a little bish with time still on the clock...he's a poor sport, sore loser, cock sucking...:jump: bitch!:jump:

[BKLYNH2]

:iagree: :iagree: :iagree:
worthless ahole. thankfully he got what he deserved. nothing

Belichick = :OWNED: :OWNED: :OWNED:

[RuggedH2]

Miami Dolphins
still the ONLY PERFECT SEASON !!!



I am an AFC guy...but I am so sick of hearing the relentless media ass kissing of the Patriots that I have been cheering for the Giants!

The only thing I'm more sick of hearing about than the Patriots are the damn "perfect season dolphins". These Patriots would've beat that fish team 50-0! :fdance:

[NJ H2]

These Patriots would've beat that fish team 50-0! :fdance:


Yeah and the Giants would have beat them 53-0 :D

[3Hummer]

Miami Dolphins
still the
ONLY

PERFECT
SEASON !!!


AMEN :dancingbanana: :beerchug: :fdance: Patriots !hahah! talk about a sick upset last two minuts 45 seconds

[NewHummerGuy]

I personally blame the RED sweatshirt he wore.

[RubHer Yellow Ducky]

I am an AFC guy...but I am so sick of hearing the relentless media ass kissing of the Patriots that I have been cheering for the Giants!



The only thing I'm more sick of hearing about than the Patriots are the damn "perfect season dolphins". These Patriots would've beat that fish team 50-0! :fdance:


anyone who's location is a " SLUT " has an opinion that is worth "CHIT"

MIAMI DOLPHINS
17 & 0
the only undefeated team
EVER...

[RuggedH2]

I see why you are always being fawked with RYD.

If I had the authority......I'd ban your ass too. :D

The fish suck.......last in the NFL.......I'll leave you to your past glory. ;)

[RubHer Yellow Ducky]

I see why you are always being fawked with RYD.

If I had the authority......I'd ban your ass too. :D

The fish suck.......last in the NFL.......I'll leave you to your past glory. ;)

So as i understand you there should be no such thing as a
" RECORD BOOK"

If you win, thats it, no talk about the past (things like Baja 1000, Indy, World Cup, SuperBowl, World Series, Stanley Cup, Mt Everest,
ALL THAT CHIT means nothing once its done, the past is the past, EVEN if no one person or team can ever do that again...

Sounds Socialist or Communist to me...

ARE YOU A COMMUNIST OR SOCIALIST SLUT ????

[RuggedH2]

RYD,

In my first post I stated that, "The only thing I'm more sick of hearing about than the Patriots are the damn "perfect season dolphins".

By the end of this season I was so sick of hearing about the undefeated Pats, that I ended up cheering for the NFC team.

Every year I gotta hear Mercury Morris come out and talk about the perfect season. That fish team was in a weak division and barely won most games, but whatever......scoreboard, you got that. What was it? 1972? I just wish we didn't have to hear about it every year.....three decades later.

As far as SLUT........you wish you were a fawkin hypocrite. :D

[Sewie]

I just wish we didn't have to hear about it every year.....three decades later.


So when should they stop talking about it? :confused: Do sports records have an expiration date? ;)

Seriously, it's a tremendous accomplishment. One that has yet to be repeated. And the only time its really brought up is when a team has a chance to match it. Even if the Pats had won, next time it came up it would be....."The only TWO teams to ever go undefeated......."

But I do agree that RYD is annoying. :D :D

[CO Hummer]

But I do agree that RYD is annoying. :D :D

Agree? It's a proven fact, not something you can agree/disagree with.

[Big Dad]

RYD,

In my first post I stated that, "The only thing I'm more sick of hearing about than the Patriots are the damn "perfect season dolphins".

By the end of this season I was so sick of hearing about the undefeated Pats, that I ended up cheering for the NFC team.

Every year I gotta hear Mercury Morris come out and talk about the perfect season. That fish team was in a weak division and barely won most games, but whatever......scoreboard, you got that. What was it? 1972? I just wish we didn't have to hear about it every year.....three decades later.

As far as SLUT........you wish you were a fawkin hypocrite. :D

I remember seeing that game as a kid...the old man and his buddies playing poker and drinking...they said the Dolphins sucked and didn't belong in the Superbowl back then...maybe we should start a petition to give em an asterisk....

:giggling:

[CO Hummer]

I've was hoping for a Pats victory so I could finally hear a different team brag, other than those annoying '72 Dolphins.

Now, I can only for the deaths for the '72 team members so their yaps will be permanently shut.

[RuggedH2]

So when should they stop talking about it? :confused: Do sports records have an expiration date? ;)

Seriously, it's a tremendous accomplishment. One that has yet to be repeated. And the only time its really brought up is when a team has a chance to match it. Even if the Pats had won, next time it came up it would be....."The only TWO teams to ever go undefeated......."

But I do agree that RYD is annoying. :D :D

Sewie,

Jeez man.....it was the same thing with the Colts instead of the Pats. If Dungy hadn't rested his starters going into the playoffs, that record could have already been broken. ;)

I've heard this with every team that gets 10-0......almost every year. The Pats already beat the 17-0 record, then they lost the only one that counts. I don't care about the Patriots, but the only upside of them winning would've been to shut up the fish fans.

I'm sick of Mercury Morris.

[wpage]

When Bellicheck threw the BS red flag over the extra man on the field he sealed his fate as a loser:twak:

[RubHer Yellow Ducky]

So when should they stop talking about it? :confused: Do sports records have an expiration date? ;)

Seriously, it's a tremendous accomplishment. One that has yet to be repeated. And the only time its really brought up is when a team has a chance to match it. Even if the Pats had won, next time it came up it would be....."The only TWO teams to ever go undefeated......."

But I do agree that RYD is annoying. :D :D

SEWIE, you don't love me anymore ???

[Frank2005]

Here is a great column written in Long Island's Newsday this morning. It says it all.

http://www.newsday.com/sports/football/giants/ny-spwally0205,0,5972113.column

[BKLYNH2]

That was so good I had to put it right here for the lazy folk. I think Belichick was most sore seeing the the Giants play for their coach with far more passion than any of his players ever would for him. :OWNED:

Belichick's early exit proves he lacks class
Wallace Matthews
11:46 PM EST, February 4, 2008

Sometimes a man's character, if not his whole life, can be encapsulated in the blink of an eye. For Scottie Pippen, it was the moment he decided to sit down rather than play out the last 1.8 seconds of a crucial playoff game when he learned the final shot would not be his. For Mike Tyson, it was the moment he decided it would be easier to bite his way out of a beating from Evander Holyfield than to face it.

And for Bill Belichick, it was when he decided that 59 minutes and 59 seconds of a football game, no, the football game, was enough for him.

His Patriots had played a superb season, 18 straight wins, and a damned fine Super Bowl XLII, but now it was about to end. They had been outhit, outsmarted and outplayed by the underdog Giants, a team that was hungrier and, yes, just plain better than them on this night. With the Patriots having turned the ball over on downs, the three-point deficit New England faced now was officially insurmountable.

But there still was one second left on the clock. One more snap needed to be taken, one more play needed to be run, one more tick had to tock before they could put it in the books.The game wasn't over yet and the players knew it, the officials knew it and the fans knew it.All Bill Belichick knew was that it was over as far as he was concerned. And so he took the walk that true losers take, the walk of shame, off the field and up the tunnel and out of any claim he once may have had to a sense of dignity or honor or sportsmanship. You know he didn't walk out of any stadium before the final gun of any of those 18 wins, but now he couldn't wait to run away from his only loss.

Way to go, Coach.

It really shouldn't come as much of a surprise to learn that Belichick is a bad loser; after all, he's a bad winner, too. Ask Eric Mangini, for one. But that doesn't make it any less disturbing or infuriating to watch.

The best time to judge a man's character is not when things are going well for him, but poorly. This was the first time all season that anything went wrong for Belichick and the Patriots. You saw how well he handled it.

Yeah, sure, he sought out Tom Coughlin, his conqueror, before he left, and did what it obviously killed him to have to do: credit another man for beating him. But he robbed Coughlin of the moment every Super Bowl-winning coach is entitled to, a gracious midfield concession by the loser.

So instead of the perfect season, we got the perfect sore loser, the perfect sourpuss, the perfect rat. The coach who couldn't even stick around one more second to pay proper tribute to a worthy opponent and lead his own equally worthy players out of the stadium in a respectful manner.

Of all the shameful and shameless things Belichick has done in the course of his career, that one second of disgrace should follow him around for the rest of his life.

Because this can't just be shrugged off as gamesmanship, as Belichick's apologists have done on Spygate, and it can't be characterized as a personality conflict, as they have done to justify his treatment of Mangini, and it can't be explained away as a shy, socially awkward man's bungling attempt to extricate himself from a bad situation, as I mistakenly did with his infamous "I hereby resign as HC of the NYJ" note of eight years ago.

No, this was simply a public hissy fit by a spoiled punk who couldn't accept defeat. There was nothing fluky or controversial or questionable about the Giants' 17-14 win. In fact, it was the kind of game Belichick should have admired, even if for once he came out on the wrong end of it. Instead, he acted as if he were the victim of some particularly heinous crime.

By walking away before the game was over, maybe Belichick thought he was diminishing Coughlin and the Giants, the way he tried to diminish Mangini and the Jets last season. But all he did was diminish himself and the players who had fought so hard for him all season. He brought shame upon an organization that had brought him nothing but glory. Regardless of whether they would be willing to admit it, he embarrassed his owner, his players, his assistant coaches and his fans.

If he has any left.

There's no shame in losing but plenty of shame in losing gracelessly. In losing to the Giants, the Patriots had nothing to be ashamed of. They may have lost, but they weren't losers. On Super Bowl Sunday, that honor was the sole property of their coach.

[RubHer Yellow Ducky]

Here is a great column written in Long Island's Newsday this morning. It says it all.

http://www.newsday.com/sports/football/giants/ny-spwally0205,0,5972113.column

EXCELLENT article...

[Andy C]

So when should they stop talking about it? :confused: Do sports records have an expiration date? ;)

You have got to be joking - in Scotland we have to listen to daily reminders about England winning the soccer world cup in 19 fu@@#$g 66. I think the last surviving member of the team died 2 years ago - but they keep barking on about it like it was yesterday. "Oh we will win the world cup this year, just like we did before" - get a f@#$@#g grip these are the grandchildren of the team that fluked their way to victory 42 YEARS ago.

So until another team does it you will have to listen to them from here to eternity - even when they totally suck - they will still throw that into the fray. "Oh but you dont understand we were the ONLY team to ever finish with the perfect season" is all you will ever hear from one of them when you pass the comment "So I see the Dolphins were beaten by a team playing in wheelchairs yesterday".

[BKLYNH2]

:giggling: :giggling: :giggling: :giggling:

Still, I'm glad I will never hear a Pats fan saying we were the only team to go 19-0. :giggling:

[Big Dad]

:giggling: :giggling: :giggling: :giggling:

Still, I'm glad I will never hear a Pats fan saying we were the only team to go 19-0. :giggling:

NO $hit aint that the truth! Nobody would've ever heard the end of it!

:giggling: :giggling: :giggling: :giggling:

And I thought RYD could gum-up the Miami Dolphins...whew!