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And me. Actually most of Boston's sports personalities are incredibly obnoxious and thick headed. I had to stop listening to EEI due to the sheer stupidity of some of the shit they say...it almost lead to road rage on at least 2 occasions.Quote:
Originally Posted by Thief Silver
That being said, these next two games should be great to watch. 4 more TD's for both Moss and Brady to break records. And between the Jets and Miami that should be a cakewalk.
If evarr is post-salary cap, then there's little argument.
I don't really understand all this "the Jets are scared" nonsense. Does it really make a difference whether we lose by 3 or 30 or 60? We already have 10 losses and a nightmare season. We're not the best team ever with a perfect season on the line...but we have nothing to lose and a chip on our shoulder. Mangini is going to run his shit like a playoff game.
We lose by any amount, I shrug my shoulders and change the channel. We win, I run through the streets and drink like we won the fucking Super Bowl. Sounds like a good deal to me.
Wait someone said the Jets are Scared? That's just stupid.
Shaughnessy is a hack who will write anything to be controversial.Quote:
Originally Posted by Thief Silver
I was paraphrasing. But I'm reading and hearing a lot of "oh shit yo the Pats are gonna put up 80" vibe. Does that really matter? The Colts put up 40 before the half in Baltimore last week before they pulled Manning for Sorgi. Did the Ravens take any solace from only losing by 20 instead of 60? What a bunch of bullshit.Quote:
Originally Posted by Thief Silver
Didn't write that shitty "Curse of the Bambino" too?Quote:
Originally Posted by stormy
Write it? The Fucker practically invented it. Or at least claimed too.Quote:
Originally Posted by kingoffighters
Go read Schilling's blog www.38pitches.com for more hilarity. Every time Schilling refer's to the "Curly headed boy friend", he's speaking of Shaunessy. The two hate eachother, and its great comedy.
Mangini said something really interesting during his press conference yesterday. Something about taping the ends of the fields during a their game with the Pats last year, and management asking him to leave. I find it interesting since its the Jets official policy that they don't do that (I think the owner or someone said that). Something tells me Mangni let something bad slip yesterday.
We covered this. He was not taping defensive signals so this is a non-story.Quote:
Originally Posted by youandwhosearmy
In the New York and Boston media, nothing is a non story.Quote:
Originally Posted by burgundy
Also it doesn't matter what he was taping.
I'm not talking in terms of caring about what actually happened. I'm wondering why Mangini didn't just not mention it. In fact, he went out of his way to mention it, and thats gonna come back and bite him in the ass. Especially with him saying that he wasn't here to talk about spygate but then moronically contradicted his own management by going out of his way to mention that incident.