@calfoxwc said:

how about being such an arrogant asswipe, he dumped Kosar off the team because Kosar changed his called play for a TD? and his asswipe behavior about talking to fans via the media?

oh, let's just go further back....when the buttichek was a joke of a hc for.... wait for it...

http://www.cbssports.com/nfl/news/remember-when-bill-belichick-quit-as-hc-of-the-nyj-after-one-day/

The Patriots had a stable ownership, were a very pitiful football team, but had a lot of very high first round picks for him to work with, so he went there and became successful eventually. big whoopee.

@calfoxwc said:

same personality as:

I loved Bernie, too, but Bill was right about Bernie. He was done. It wasn't one audible...

How is an HC supposed to talk to the fans? Conference call?

Did you actually read the CBS article? All of it? Or just the title... And the Pats lost a 1st round pick signing Bill away... that was in the article, too.

Yeah... "whoopee"... think of all that tiresome winning we've avoided under the leadership of a 1st ballot HOF HC...

Personality? Besides Butch who have we hired since '98 that had one? Hue shows signs, but he's no Butch. Before '95? Sam pretty much is the list.

Actually I'm sitting here trying to think of a personable HC currently in the league... Rexy? No thanks... Maybe Pete Carroll...

Past HC's? OA "Bum" Phillips tops the list...

On a list of the ten most important attributes for my ideal HC, fan-perceived personality would be #11... at best... and that's even if I could not come up with 10 others. Seriously, if he can't put a winning product on the field, then who gives a flying fuck about "personality"? If he produces a winner... then who would care if he had the personality of an eggplant?

Ability to relate to players? That would be on my list... pretty high, too.

would you come back to this shit show?

HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA!!!!!!!!!!!!!

@calfoxwc said:

I was at the Seattle game the week after he pulled that shit seats on the 50 first row, I cussed his sorry ass the entire game

@clevfan4life said:

And people would be calling for his firing halfway through season 1.

@calfoxwc said:

you still don't. get a spellchecker. probably any homeless person in your town would suffice.

" hevwould twar wevsawsrdlybwouldem"

Typing on a touch screen phone old man. It happens

@mudfly said:

Definitely his sense of fashion......garbage bags and old cut off sweats....blech.....he's a pig....

I sometimes wonder if that's the real BB or all an act for the media and cameras?

Hey he might have $4,000 Armani suits in his closet that he wears at home, who knows?

same personality as:

Kosar changed his called play for a TD?

and his asswipe behavior about talking to fans via the media?

oh, let's just go further back....when the buttichek was a joke of a hc for.... wait for it...

http://www.cbssports.com/nfl/news/remember-when-bill-belichick-quit-as-hc-of-the-nyj-after-one-day/

The Patriots had a stable ownership, were a very pitiful football team, but had a lot of

very high first round picks for him to work with, so he went there and became successful

eventually. big whoopee.

@tour2ma said:

Definitely his sense of fashion......garbage bags and old cut off sweats....blech.....he's a pig....

@calfoxwc said:

Sure you did... so then you must be ready for this:

... and the "bad side" is??? His contempt for MSM Sports reporters?

@calfoxwc said:

sure, he has a good side. it's the bad side that is disconcerting. I knew his good side would be brought up, it

balances out to him being mediocre scum.

Yeah Hitler and Bin Laden had a good side too I imagine.

balances out to him being mediocre scum.

@calfoxwc said:

Yeah that 4-year build to an 11-5 team really sucked...

As does the work of his charitable foundation... how dare he focus on his love of sports and coaching and education... and his father...

Throughout his career, Coach Belichick has been active in a wide array of charitable endeavors in New England, New York, Cleveland and beyond. Coach Belichick has been involved in the establishment of scholarship programs in New England, Maryland and Ohio. He has supported and participated in events to aid Wesleyan University, his alma mater, which established a full, four-year scholarship for incoming students, named the Belichick Scholarship.

Additionally, he has presented the Steve Belichick Award in conjunction with the Annapolis Touchdown Club. The award, presented in the name of Coach Belichick’s father, a longtime Naval Academy assistant coach, honors an Annapolis resident deeply involved in sports without seeking a spotlight for their achievements. Upon returning to New England in 2000, Belichick established an annual scholarship recognizing an outstanding student athlete at Annapolis High School.

http://billbelichickfoundation.org/

" hevwould twar wevsawsrdlybwouldem"

@calfoxwc said:

He was a jackass loser when he was here the first time, and hasn't grown

into enough of a human being to help the Browns. baloney on that idea.

Well at least u make sense on the football forum, theres that i guess.

Yeah i dont want belichick in cleveland. And frankly you all dont get that hevwould twar this mother up all over again and it would be 4-5 years before wevsaw anything. The guy would trade down for half a decade till he got the base he wanted. I srdlybwould rather just watch hue grow as HC here. No more armchair coaching, just let em be for 5 years. Let some kind of competetive foundation be built

into enough of a human being to help the Browns. baloney on that idea.