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Old 09-06-2009, 06:33 PM   #1
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A lot of crap coming from the media today bashing this trade before the team even takes the field (I actually like the trade myself)

I would give it a week or two to be negative if the defense turns out to suck but man,premature nausea today!

If you are suicidal about today's trade and want some reassurment that everything will be alright then DO NOT read this article from the Globe,it could drive you to your nearest window ledge or cliff

You know I liked Seymour but he played ONE position,the defense won't be destroyed by ONE player

After groundshaking trade, will Belichick stand tall? - Tony Massarotti sports blog - Boston.com
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Old 09-06-2009, 06:38 PM   #2
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A lot of crap coming from the media today bashing this trade before the team even takes the field (I actually like the trade myself)

I would give it a week or two to be negative if the defense turns out to suck but man,premature nausea today!

If you are suicidal about today's trade and want some reassurment that everything will be alright then DO NOT read this article from the Globe,it could drive you to your nearest window ledge or cliff

After groundshaking trade, will Belichick stand tall? - Tony Massarotti sports blog - Boston.com
Didn't Maz call all Patriots fans cellar-dwelling, bb suck off yahoos? (or something like that )

Maz knows baseball and Veriteks genitals. Football, not so much. The weasle works for the Globe - owned by the Times - partial owner of the Sox. 'nuff said.

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Mazz is a buffoon like his POS buddy Tomasse and knows just as much about football. McDonough must be spinning like a top in his grave at the thought that the Globe has hired hacks like this turd.

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Maz is a hack that should stick to hacking the Red Sox. His football knowledge would put him in the visitors locker room in this forum. His stories get attention when he shoots from his azz.
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Duh duh DUHHHH.

Cool the dramatics, Massarotti.
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We trade an all-pro, one of the best players at his position, for a draft pick two years from now. How can this help us in 2009? How can this NOT be a 2009 gamble.

The only way that the Seymour trade could help the 2009 is if the money is used to sign someone.

My preference would be to lock down a player for 2010, perhaps Gostkowski.

But I don't think that we can spin this as a help to the 2009 team.

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A lot of crap coming from the media today bashing this trade before the team even takes the field (I actually like the trade myself)

I would give it a week or two to be negative if the defense turns out to suck but man,premature nausea today!

If you are suicidal about today's trade and want some reassurment that everything will be alright then DO NOT read this article from the Globe,it could drive you to your nearest window ledge or cliff

You know I liked Seymour but he played ONE position,the defense won't be destroyed by ONE player

After groundshaking trade, will Belichick stand tall? - Tony Massarotti sports blog - Boston.com
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I wonder how the papers that these guys are hired by allow these guys to bash a trade so soon before real football even happens?

It makes the paper and the writer look like clowns if this defense shows it can hold its own - Apparently from what I have read in the local Boston papers it looks like the only way NE can win games this year is if they score 40 or more every game,I don't think this defense is going to be rock solid nor do I think they are going to be horrid either but these writers already are assuming the latter.
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Massarotti also called Randy Moss a cancer and said it would never work out in New England.
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We trade an all-pro, one of the best players at his position, for a draft pick two years from now. How can this help us in 2009? How can this NOT be a 2009 gamble.

The only way that the Seymour trade could help the 2009 is if the money is used to sign someone.

My preference would be to lock down a player for 2010, perhaps Gostkowski.

But I don't think that we can spin this as a help to the 2009 team.
It's all part of the revisionism that takes place when a player leaves. By Tuesday, Seymour will have been a locker room cancer who threatened to kick Belichick's ass and who never was any good on the field.

People can't just accept that BB made a move that might not have been the greatest in NFL history.
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Does anyone remember this classic thread here?

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