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SVN · 12-04-2008, 06:55 PM

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Disco Volante · 12-04-2008, 06:59 PM

Why did I click that nonsense?

*shoves pencil in ear*

***Jackson 2*** · 12-04-2008, 08:01 PM

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This guy has come to despise BB, the Patriots and, most of all, their fans more than anyone in recent memory. He was livid at what he viewed as mistreatment of Tomase by some other media members and most fans when the Rams tape story turned out to be false. Immediately thereafter, he wrote a scathing piece about Patriots fans in the Herald which bordered on maniacal. His inability or disinclination to be impartial render his opinion worthless, in my view.

patsfaninpa · 12-04-2008, 09:08 PM

I knew more about football by the time I was 10 than squeeky voice knows now.
I don't even bother reading him or Tomase anymore. Because, I don't respect them.

***fgssand*** · 12-04-2008, 09:27 PM

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Originally Posted by Jackson 2

This guy has come to despise BB, the Patriots and, most of all, their fans more than anyone in recent memory. He was livid at what he viewed as mistreatment of Tomase by some other media members and most fans when the Rams tape story turned out to be false. Immediately thereafter, he wrote a scathing piece about Patriots fans in the Herald which bordered on maniacal. His inability or disinclination to be impartial render his opinion worthless, in my view.

He is becoming this Pats fans media enemy #1, I don/t listen to him, read him or click on his links. He told us how he feels about fans and that's fine with me, "mazz" your dead to me!

He is # 1 followed closely by Tomase and schlereth (sp),

Pats726 · 12-04-2008, 09:42 PM

Visit the nearest Panera west of Boston and see him hanging out there..I saw him one day and had a few words with him..I jad met him about 8 years ago through a close friend of his..who happened to be an active athelete. He was an arrogant SOB then..even with people who respected him..just chatting with. Now, he's a complete jerk who thinks beacuse he writes for the Herald all should bow down to him. He despises the Pats because...ONE..he doesn't get anything inside from the team..LIKE Borges...who was close friends with Drew and company..and TWO because of his baseball connections and doing ANYTHING to keep the town Red Soc 24/7/265. Biased?? You bet...and his defending Tomase's LIES is typical of putrid journalism..like Ryan who I used to respect and think he's a senile piece of manure.

RayClay · 12-04-2008, 09:57 PM

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Originally Posted by Disco Volante

Why did I click that nonsense?

*shoves pencil in ear*

You're right.

What if I don't read the second sentence?

***IcyPatriot*** · 12-04-2008, 10:24 PM

He does make some good points ... most notably we don't force many turnovers like we did when winning our 3 Super Bowls. This team has too many soft spots ... I still love them but like they say ... it is what it is.

***MassPats38*** · 12-05-2008, 12:29 AM

Good grief. He could have written this about the team in 2005 (and probably did), to be followed by a conference championship appearance and a Super Bowl appearance.

Successful seasons are the product of skill, planning, execution and good fortune. The days of success using pure brute talent from a cast of assembled superstars evident in the pre-salary cap era are gone. The best teams can hope for is to be in the mix at playoff time and try to win the games that matter. With all their vulnerabilities, the Pats may be in a position to do just that this year without their NFL MVP. I'm not about to welcome back the bad old days. The Pats continue to evolve and succeed.

bitsygirl · 12-05-2008, 04:54 AM

I don't read any of them, either. When did any of them play football or any sports professionally ?