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CLICK HERE to Register for a free account and login for a smoother ad-free experience. It's easy, and only takes a few moments.The whole part of him being always "lucky" and landing in the right place at the right time, etc. is sad. It is very Borgesian.
shoot, we fans are the lucky ones.
I saw this yesterday and didn't want to give this fellow any attention for his "work", but since it's now on the board........
Reading that column, my overriding reaction is that the writer has serous issues. I usually hate it when people say that about a columnist with whom they disagree, because it is a cop out most times. However, the innuendo and emotional whining of this author just screams out "I have serious jealousy/hatred problems regarding Bill Belichick".
The whole part of him being always "lucky" and landing in the right place at the right time, etc. is sad. It is very Borgesian.
Evidently, this guy writes for a NJ paper and perhaps has had some personal run-ins with BB in the past.
it can't be that tough to jump on and off the bandwagon...people seem to do it every week in the game threads when the Pats aren't blowing people out
The is a hack who makes statements which are on their face false and misleading but then no one holds journalist to any set of rules for they are empowered by the the first amendment which allows them to do and say anything without consequence.
I read a sport page at Steelers newspaper last week and a sport columnist predicted that Steeler would win for 33 listed reasons and everybody knows what happened.
There will always be biased if you live in the same state as your team does. From what I read so far, majority of NY newspapers know the outcome of this game on Sunday.
So what if this guy said something differently. The outcome is going to be the same.
it can't be that tough to jump on and off the bandwagon...people seem to do it every week in the game threads when the Pats aren't blowing people out