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On Feb 4, 11:55 am, Chuck Gould wrote:
On Feb 3, 8:37�pm, "CalifBill" wrote:

What a poor showing by the coach after the game. �Leaving the field before
the last snap, �The interview after. �Very classless. �He could have
congratulated the Giants for good game, heaped some praise on his team for a
super year. �Was the least sportsman like showing I have ever seen from a
professional coach.
Anybody can be gracious in victory.
It takes a mature adiult to be gracious in defeat.

The clock ran to zero and Coach ran out to congragulate the other
coach who met him in the middle of the field and shook his hand. Coach
went to the locker room and the officials said one more play. Was
coach supposed to go out, stand by and have another handshake and
photoop after the kneeldown? Who knows, lot's of stuff going on we
don't know how the communications went from the teams, to the
officials, to the NFL, either way, lots of confusion. Either way, the
clock went to zero, coach shook the other coaches hand, kinda' like
throwing in a towel in a boxing match, it's over.... I don't see
why I have to explian this stuff to you, no one here knows what was
going on at the time, what we do know is the two coaches shook hands,
then the NFL said one more play... Period.. that is all we really
know..



It's obvious you care more about a football game than you do about your
country.

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On Feb 3, 11:38 pm, wrote:
On Sun, 03 Feb 2008 20:37:51 -0800, CalifBill wrote:
What a poor showing by the coach after the game. Leaving the field
before the last snap, The interview after. Very classless. He could
have congratulated the Giants for good game, heaped some praise on his
team for a super year. Was the least sportsman like showing I have ever
seen from a professional coach.

Typical Belichick. Great coach, but not a very likable person.

Just gets me, the Pats lost the game and it's still the rest of you
all cryin' We all say, great game, congrats to Manning, you could
learn from us

Was a great game. Pat's just could not get it going except for that one
drive. But Belichick detracted from the accomplishments of the team with is
after game crap.

"HK" wrote in message
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wrote:
On Feb 4, 11:55 am, Chuck Gould wrote:
On Feb 3, 8:37?pm, "CalifBill" wrote:

What a poor showing by the coach after the game. ?Leaving the field
before
the last snap, ?The interview after. ?Very classless. ?He could have
congratulated the Giants for good game, heaped some praise on his team
for a
super year. ?Was the least sportsman like showing I have ever seen from
a
professional coach.
Anybody can be gracious in victory.
It takes a mature adiult to be gracious in defeat.

The clock ran to zero and Coach ran out to congragulate the other
coach who met him in the middle of the field and shook his hand. Coach
went to the locker room and the officials said one more play. Was
coach supposed to go out, stand by and have another handshake and
photoop after the kneeldown? Who knows, lot's of stuff going on we
don't know how the communications went from the teams, to the
officials, to the NFL, either way, lots of confusion. Either way, the
clock went to zero, coach shook the other coaches hand, kinda' like
throwing in a towel in a boxing match, it's over.... I don't see
why I have to explian this stuff to you, no one here knows what was
going on at the time, what we do know is the two coaches shook hands,
then the NFL said one more play... Period.. that is all we really
know..



It's obvious you care more about a football game than you do about your
country.

You don't really care about either. Very obvious.

On Feb 4, 11:32Â*am, HK wrote:
wrote:
On Feb 4, 11:55 am, Chuck Gould wrote:
On Feb 3, 8:37�pm, "CalifBill" wrote:

What a poor showing by the coach after the game. �Leaving the field before
the last snap, �The interview after. �Very classless. �He could have
congratulated the Giants for good game, heaped some praise on his team for a
super year. �Was the least sportsman like showing I have ever seen from a
professional coach.
Anybody can be gracious in victory.
It takes a mature adiult to be gracious in defeat.

The clock ran to zero and Coach ran out to congragulate the other
coach who met him in the middle of the field and shook his hand. Coach
went to the locker room and the officials said one more play. Was
coach supposed to go out, stand by and have another handshake and
photoop after the kneeldown? Who knows, lot's of stuff going on we
don't know how the communications went from the teams, to the
officials, to the NFL, either way, lots of confusion. Either way, the
clock went to zero, coach shook the other coaches hand, kinda' like
throwing in a towel in a boxing match, it's over.... Â* Â*I don't see
why I have to explian this stuff to you, no one here knows what was
going on at the time, what we do know is the two coaches shook hands,
then the NFL said one more play... Period.. that is all we really
know..

It's obvious you care more about a football game than you do about your
country.- Hide quoted text -

- Show quoted text -

Caring about your contry? I believe you're the one, Krause, that said
being in the army was "stupid."

On Mon, 4 Feb 2008 09:41:30 -0800, "Calif Bill"
wrote:

It's obvious you care more about a football game than you do about your
country.

You don't really care about either. Very obvious.




Actually Harry cares a lot ...


.... about himself.

On Feb 4, 2:48*pm, Wayne.B wrote:
On Mon, 4 Feb 2008 09:41:30 -0800, "Calif Bill"

wrote:
It's obvious you care more about a football game than you do about your
country.

You don't really care about either. *Very obvious.

Actually Harry cares a lot ...

... about himself.

Screw Harry, Manning wanted it bad, so did his team. The kid was
something to watch out there...

On Mon, 4 Feb 2008 08:55:07 -0800 (PST), Chuck Gould
wrote:

On Feb 3, 8:37?pm, "CalifBill" wrote:
What a poor showing by the coach after the game. ?Leaving the field before
the last snap, ?The interview after. ?Very classless. ?He could have
congratulated the Giants for good game, heaped some praise on his team for a
super year. ?Was the least sportsman like showing I have ever seen from a
professional coach.

Anybody can be gracious in victory.
It takes a mature adiult to be gracious in defeat.

Bull feathers as my Maternal Grandfather used to say in polite
company.

You go, shake hands, congratulations, the best team today won and oh,
by the way, I'm going to kick your ass to the Moon and back the next
time we play. :)

And then you go out and do everything you can to win - including
cheating if that's what it takes. As the great Ernie Irvin once said
to Dale Ernhardt, "if you ain't cheatin', you ain't trying".

Sportsmanship is for liberal pansies. :)

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On Feb 4, 2:48 pm, Wayne.B wrote:
On Mon, 4 Feb 2008 09:41:30 -0800, "Calif Bill"

wrote:
It's obvious you care more about a football game than you do about your
country.

You don't really care about either. Very obvious.

Actually Harry cares a lot ...

... about himself.

Screw Harry, Manning wanted it bad, so did his team. The kid was
something to watch out there...

Both offense and defense were something to watch. Clearly Belichick and his
staff was out coached.

Short Wave Sportfishing wrote:
On Mon, 4 Feb 2008 08:55:07 -0800 (PST), Chuck Gould
wrote:

On Feb 3, 8:37?pm, "CalifBill" wrote:
What a poor showing by the coach after the game. ?Leaving the field before
the last snap, ?The interview after. ?Very classless. ?He could have
congratulated the Giants for good game, heaped some praise on his team for a
super year. ?Was the least sportsman like showing I have ever seen from a
professional coach.
Anybody can be gracious in victory.
It takes a mature adiult to be gracious in defeat.

Bull feathers as my Maternal Grandfather used to say in polite
company.

You go, shake hands, congratulations, the best team today won and oh,
by the way, I'm going to kick your ass to the Moon and back the next
time we play. :)

And then you go out and do everything you can to win - including
cheating if that's what it takes. As the great Ernie Irvin once said
to Dale Ernhardt, "if you ain't cheatin', you ain't trying".

Sportsmanship is for liberal pansies. :)


Boys will be boys.

Scott,

You're 100% correct. I saw the clock go to 0, and so did he. He already did
his congrats handshake to the other coach, and there was no reason to do it
again.

--Mike


He got reamed on sportstalk today because of that. Not one single person
mentioned that the clock had gone to 0 before they re-set it.
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On Feb 4, 11:55 am, Chuck Gould wrote:
On Feb 3, 8:37?pm, "CalifBill" wrote:

What a poor showing by the coach after the game. ?Leaving the field
before
the last snap, ?The interview after. ?Very classless. ?He could have
congratulated the Giants for good game, heaped some praise on his team
for a
super year. ?Was the least sportsman like showing I have ever seen from
a
professional coach.

Anybody can be gracious in victory.
It takes a mature adiult to be gracious in defeat.

The clock ran to zero and Coach ran out to congragulate the other
coach who met him in the middle of the field and shook his hand. Coach
went to the locker room and the officials said one more play. Was
coach supposed to go out, stand by and have another handshake and
photoop after the kneeldown? Who knows, lot's of stuff going on we
don't know how the communications went from the teams, to the
officials, to the NFL, either way, lots of confusion. Either way, the
clock went to zero, coach shook the other coaches hand, kinda' like
throwing in a towel in a boxing match, it's over.... I don't see
why I have to explian this stuff to you, no one here knows what was
going on at the time, what we do know is the two coaches shook hands,
then the NFL said one more play... Period.. that is all we really
know..