frankiesfly

On cold pizza that sh_t head was saying BB is a sore loser, and that Dungy isnt. BB said some comments about Manning and said he respected him, and that if the Pats didnt win, hes glad Peyton did. It looked to me that BB was being sincere. They even showed BB and Peyton talking on the practice field for Probowl. Who likes to lose? To me a sore loser is someone that cries, and whines, like what LT did after the Pats/Chargers game. I didnt see BB do anything like that, so how is saying you respect Manning being a sore loser?

rsd

1. Don't listen to what people on cold pizza say
2. Better yet, don't watch cold pizza at all
3. Lay off the coffee son and/or use paragraphs

BelichickFan

Even if he is a sore loser - so what ? This isn't Kindegarten.

mcsully

Typical media move.. a few years ago they loved the guy and team... So they built them up.. Now that Bill and the team reached the top, the media loves to tear them down.. Its called a trend.. Peaks and valleys.. Peaks and Valleys.. All it is..

patsox23

Agreed. Meanwhile, he's NOT. Belichick, if anything, gives credit where credit is due, doesn't blatantly ***** about the officiating, and takes responsibility for losses, "the better team won," all that. The media has a huge bias, and it ain't liberal - it's lazy and sensational.

belichickaholic

Sorry, but I give him a pass for snubbing Manning. I can't even imagine what it must have been like to have to congratulate that fraud Dungy knowing that the refs gave them the game.

It's a shame because I'd like to give the Colts credit, but if they had gotten beaten by the Colts fair and square, than that would be one thing. But that's not what happened in that game.

Digger44

That's just it. You have it all wrong. BB never snubbed Peyton. Peyton said this week that on the Thursday b4 the SB that BB called him and wished him the best of luck. In a totally different interview, BB said Peyton called him multiple times before the last 2 SB we won. Peyton even talked to BBs kids for a while. There was no snubbing. Peyton said that BB's call meant a lot to him and that he greatly appreciated it.

When is the last time you heard Marty call Tom? Class act right there.

Commander Shears

It might be splitting hairs, but I think there is an important distinction between a bad loser and a sore one. He certainly clams up, gets pissed off, and lets it affect how he deals with other people, so I think he qualifies as a bad loser.
It may not be ideal, but it certainly shows how much he hates losing, and personally I think there is a big difference between that and complaining or make excuses - things he never does. (And which I would term a sore loser).

Digger44

Huh? I don't even think it is that. What is the difference between BB in post game press conference when we win or lose? There is not much difference there. He is what he is. He has never been open to the press. He always says the minimun and never stirs the pot. He is always consistant. He is not a bad loser because he happens to give the same responses when he wins. That is why he is BB.

Clonamery

BB hates to lose (Thank God!!!) but doesn't diminish his competitors in doing so unlike others of recent memory....in warmer climates.....