If the Patriots Super Bowls are tainted then so is the Saints Super Bowl. Yes there was poor sportsmanship involved in both cases but they should let bygones be bygones.
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I refuse to believe that Mangini was that naive about the possible repercussions of snitching on BB and the Patriots.
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I refuse to believe that Mangini was that naive about the possible repercussions of snitching on BB and the Patriots.
erik is just ~back-peddling~ to get back into coaching [nfl],.......nobody wants a ''rat'' working for them,...... [erik].
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If the Patriots Super Bowls are tainted then so is the Saints Super Bowl. Yes there was poor sportsmanship involved in both cases but they should let bygones be bygones.
There was nothing tainted about the Patriots Super Bowls. This whole situation has been greatly exaggerated in my opinion. The people that complain are just jealous.
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erik is just ~back-peddling~ to get back into coaching [nfl],.......nobody wants a ''rat'' working for them,...... [erik].
THIS!!! Nobody is going to believe that sniveling Mangina rat.
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I refuse to believe that Mangini was that naive about the possible repercussions of snitching on BB and the Patriots.
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If the Patriots Super Bowls are tainted then so is the Saints Super Bowl. Yes there was poor sportsmanship involved in both cases but they should let bygones be bygones.
If the NO GM WAS listening in on oppsong teams conversations THEN YES the NO Sb win is tainted.
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If the NO GM WAS listening in on oppsong teams conversations THEN YES the NO Sb win is tainted.
IMO the perception of that, and the eight game suspension will cost him his job.
I think the owner will want a clean slate.
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I refuse to believe that Mangini was that naive about the possible repercussions of snitching on BB and the Patriots.
he thought he was a hot shot. he's certainly not head coaching material and i doubt any head coach wants to watch over his back with a guy like that lurking so i don't see him being hired in any capacity in the NFL.
i believe mangina was with the Enemy-jets when he ''dropped a dime'' on coach/B.B.........maybe rat-boy thought the AFC-East was all his with B.B. bruised-n-shaken ??!......old-newz.
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There was nothing tainted about the Patriots Super Bowls. This whole situation has been greatly exaggerated in my opinion. The people that complain are just jealous.
The Patriots' spying reminds me of boxer Antonio Margarito. Margarito bloodied and battered opponents (Citron, Cotto) until Shane Mosley's trainer observed him cheating. Since then, Margarito has been unable to reach the heights he achieved prior to the discovery. There is no empirical evidence that Margarito used the illegal hand wraps to his advantage prior to the Mosley fight. However, his performance since leads to the conclusion that something changed during that time. Obviously, the parallels between New England and Antonio Margarito aren't exact. While the Pats have achieved some success since Mangino's "discovery", they have yet to achieve the ultimate success. That could just be coincidence, if you believe in such things.
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While the Pats have achieved some success since Mangino's "discovery", they have yet to achieve the ultimate success. That could just be coincidence, if you believe in such things.
That will be remedied this season.
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he thought he was a hot shot. he's certainly not head coaching material and i doubt any head coach wants to watch over his back with a guy like that lurking so i don't see him being hired in any capacity in the NFL.
Is it a coincidence that his coaching career when into a rapid decline thereafter?
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Is it a coincidence that his coaching career when into a rapid decline thereafter?
Not at all. What surprises me to this day is that the Browns hired him after the Jests let him go.
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Not at all. What surprises me to this day is that the Browns hired him after the Jests let him go.
Well, the Browns have built an entire portfolio of curious decisions over the years.
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^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^HOMER ALERT !!!
^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^NERD ALERT !!!
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The Patriots' spying reminds me of boxer Antonio Margarito. Margarito bloodied and battered opponents (Citron, Cotto) until Shane Mosley's trainer observed him cheating. Since then, Margarito has been unable to reach the heights he achieved prior to the discovery. There is no empirical evidence that Margarito used the illegal hand wraps to his advantage prior to the Mosley fight. However, his performance since leads to the conclusion that something changed during that time. Obviously, the parallels between New England and Antonio Margarito aren't exact. While the Pats have achieved some success since Mangino's "discovery", they have yet to achieve the ultimate success. That could just be coincidence, if you believe in such things.
umm,..... 3-AFC-ch./games = 2 s.b.'s after [01,03,04] and countless AFC-East banners are alot more than three-quarters of the NFL-teamz even get a ~whiff~ of !.........5-SB/apps.in 11-yrs.[c'mon ?]
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If the NO GM WAS listening in on oppsong teams conversations THEN YES the NO Sb win is tainted.
I agree!
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