Polian and Dungy complaining again!

[mtbykr]

Ya i know it's Felger, but here:

 

http://bostonherald.com/sports/football/patriots/view.bg?articleid=1040486&format=text

 

 

"Indianapolis general manager Bill Polian and the Colts are complaining, again. This time, it’s about a schedule that has them playing a road game this Sunday at Carolina on a short week following a road Monday night game in Jacksonville. After the Panthers, of course, the Colts return home for Armageddon Day against the Patriots on Nov. 4.

 

Research conducted by the Indianapolis Star showed that over the past decade, 24 teams have played road games on a short week following a road Monday night game. Those teams are 12-12 in the second game and have lost seven of the past 10. The Colts are further chafed because the Panthers are coming off a bye. The Star pointed out that that scenario has presented itself just three times since 1997.

 

Coach Tony Dungy said the team lodged a complaint with the league. Shocker!

 

“It’s harder, it definitely is,” said Dungy.

 

Of course, fans in New England are well aware of this routine by now. They’ve seen Polian go to the league over injury timeouts (Willie McGinest in 2003), illegal contact in the secondary (2003 AFC title game) and poor field conditions (divisional round in 2004). Just add another log to the fire.

 

Meanwhile, the Patriots are no stranger to the above schedule quirk. The Pats were asked to do it in 2004, playing Monday night at Miami on Dec. 20 (a 29-28 loss) and then traveling to the division rival Jets six days later (a 23-7 win).

 

The Pats had a similar case last year where the schedule had them on the road for a Monday night game on Oct. 30 (a blowout win at Minnesota) and then returning home to face the toughest team on their schedule six days later, the Colts. The Colts ran over the Pats in that game, 27-20.

 

If the Patriots publicly complained about any of those instances, there’s no record of it."

[TheKilo]

Your Patriots homerism knows no bounds.

 

How is this any different from Sox fans complaining about early June, when the Sox had the Sunday night ESPN game and then flew out to Oakland?

 

Tony Dungy is a class act. Belichick can learn a thing or two from him, namely humility.

[mtbykr]

Your Patriots homerism knows no bounds.

 

How is this any different from Sox fans complaining about early June, when the Sox had the Sunday night ESPN game and then flew out to Oakland?

 

Tony Dungy is a class act. Belichick can learn a thing or two from him, namely humility.

 

 

For starters, that is the fans complaining and not the organization. I agree that Dungy is a class act, but Polian is the farthest thing from it (insert story of Polian ripping apart the Gillete press box screaming "break Flutie's leg" ) and complains to the NFL on a regular basis.

[TheKilo]

For starters' date=' that is the fans complaining and not the organization. I agree that Dungy is a class act, but Polian is the farthest thing from it (insert story of Polian ripping apart the Gillete press box screaming "break Flutie's leg" ) and complains to the NFL on a regular basis.[/quote']

 

You know who else is far from being a class act? Bill Belichick.

[mtbykr]

You know who else is far from being a class act? Bill Belichick.

 

Big surprise, you don't like the pats or BB.

[mtbykr]

Here's the Polian article:

 

http://www.boston.com/sports/football/patriots/articles/2006/11/03/to_battle_on_and_about_the_field/

 

According to Jay Glazer's report on FoxSports.com, when Indianapolis played the Jets at the Meadowlands earlier this season, the Colts president roughed up a Jets employee who placed loudspeakers too close to the Colts' bench.

 

 

Much like Oakland godfather Al Davis, Polian pounds his fists on the table and makes loud remarks throughout the games. In the waning seconds of the Colts' 40-21 win here last season, several people heard Polian yell, "Break his leg," when he watched a Colts lineman pursue a scrambling Doug Flutie.

[TheKilo]

Big surprise' date=' you don't like the pats or BB.[/quote']

 

And you can't stand any criticisms of them.

 

What's worse, complaining about a road game after a Monday night game or refusing to shake hands with an opposing coach after a game?

 

edit - And how exactly did Dungy complain? All he said was "it's definitely harder."

[rician blast]

Exactly Kilo.

 

Polian files a complaint and I'm guessing someone in the media asked Dungy if this scheduling is difficult on a team...and he says yeah, its harder.

 

Now he's prtrayed as complaining.

 

This is a non-story, or should be, but the media is doing what it feels is there job, I guess, by blowing things out of proportion.

[mtbykr]

And you can't stand any criticisms of them.

 

What's worse, complaining about a road game after a Monday night game or refusing to shake hands with an opposing coach after a game?

 

edit - And how exactly did Dungy complain? All he said was "it's definitely harder."

 

I don't care who critizises the pats, I've never said otherwise. I will defend them though if i don't agree with it. So when exactly did BB refuse to shake hands with a coach after a game? I would critisize him for that, but I didn't hear about it.

 

I like and respect Manning and Dungy, it's Polian I don't care for!

[redsoxrules]

So when exactly did BB refuse to shake hands with a coach after a game? I would critisize him for that, but I didn't hear about it.

 

 

and you're a pats fan ?

 

BB HATES to shake hand after a loss , and he's refused it before , dont act like you dont know it

 

remember mangini? he brushed him off and right after punch a video camera

[TheKilo]

I don't care who critizises the pats, I've never said otherwise. I will defend them though if i don't agree with it. So when exactly did BB refuse to shake hands with a coach after a game? I would critisize him for that, but I didn't hear about it.

 

I like and respect Manning and Dungy, it's Polian I don't care for!

 

BB refused to shake hands with Mangina.

 

And if you respect Dungy, why is the thread titled "Polian and Dungy complaining again!"

[schillingouttheks]

This is a pretty dumb thread. Polian complains a lot ... Dungy's quote was probably taken out of context. Who cares? They have to play the game anyway, as do a lot of teams.

[Rodney Harrison]

At least he's not suing the league like his idol Al Davis.

[Mr Crunchy]

f*** the irsay family bill polian and their lap dog tony dungy

""they hit me so hard and called me a faggot""

jesus christ

touch football dont pay that well

[mtbykr]

BB refused to shake hands with Mangina.

 

 

I don't ever remember BB refusing to shake hands with Mangini...maybe i missed it somehow. I know he has a great disdain for the guy and probably has the record for the shortest handshake ever...but that's not refusing to shake the guys hand. After what Mangini did to BB, I can't really blame him for that...I mean here's a guy who was a water boy that you bring along everywhere you go, give him a job, promote him, ect.... Mangini works hard, but he wouldn't be anywhere near where he is without BB. So Mangini asks BB's advice on the Jets job opening and BB says "there will be plenty of great opportunities, but the Jets job wouldn't be your best option" Mangini then takes the Jets job while still employed by the pats, steals all the pats playbooks, laptops, ect... from Gillette, tries to recruit members of the coaching staff (and does take some with him), tampers with the whole Deion Branch thing, and more......................I don't blame BB for not wanting to play nice with Mangini.

 

And if you respect Dungy, why is the thread titled "Polian and Dungy complaining again!"

 

The reason the thread was titled that is I found this story on a pats message-board and just kept the same title

[See Red]

I will say this... their past complaints were justified. Marvin Harrison had to wear Ty Law like a wintercoat and it was known that Belichick liked to keep the field crappy before they got Field Turf.

 

And Belichick definetely refused to shake hands with Mangini... and I don't know if anybody remembers, but Peyton Manning went through a crowd of people to shake hands with Belichick and BB refused to do so. The guy's a jerkoff.

[mtbykr]

I will say this... their past complaints were justified. Marvin Harrison had to wear Ty Law like a wintercoat and it was known that Belichick liked to keep the field crappy before they got Field Turf.

 

And Belichick definetely refused to shake hands with Mangini... and I don't know if anybody remembers, but Peyton Manning went through a crowd of people to shake hands with Belichick and BB refused to do so. The guy's a jerkoff.

 

 

Funny, because I saw an interview with Manning recently where he said he and BB were good friends..... he talked about back at the probowl this year where he and BB sat around talking the whole time they were there. Then went on to say that a lot of the players that were there (AFC players) got to know BB well and it completely changed their view of him as they got to see who he really is and not what they see on TV. (Adalius Thomas actually credits his time at the probowl as a major factor in his decision to come to NE)

[See Red]

Funny' date=' because I saw an interview with Manning recently where he said he and BB were good friends..... he talked about back at the probowl this year where he and BB sat around talking the whole time they were there. Then went on to say that a lot of the players that were there (AFC players) got to know BB well and it completely changed their view of him as they got to see who he really is and not what they see on TV. (Adalius Thomas actually credits his time at the probowl as a major factor in his decision to come to NE)[/quote']

 

He left Peyton hanging. The guy is a world class jerkoff.

 

And who could forget, in his attempt to make-up for not shaking Mangini's hand, he shoved a reported out of the way the next time they played to get to Mangini.

[mtbykr]

He left Peyton hanging. The guy is a world class jerkoff.

 

 

Do you have a link to this? If he did it it's classless....but I'm skeptical considering what I heard from Peyton.

 

And who could forget, in his attempt to make-up for not shaking Mangini's hand, he shoved a reported out of the way the next time they played to get to Mangini.

 

Link? The first time they played he shook Mangini's hand....although it was very quick. The next time is the 'toss the reporter out of the way to hug mangini' game. I don't think much changed between them during the games, but I think BB was sick of the media making such a big deal out of the quick handshake that he did that to quiet it down (and it worked).. that's purely speculation on my part though.

[TheKilo]

[youtube=Shoving Reporters]GwDJ_7L8zi0

[TheKilo]

Do you have a link to this? If he did it it's classless....but I'm skeptical considering what I heard from Peyton.

 

 

 

 

http://sports.aol.com/fanhouse/2007/01/23/belichick-shows-his-lack-of-experience-with-being-a-gracious-los/

[See Red]

Do you have a link to this? If he did it it's classless....but I'm skeptical considering what I heard from Peyton.

 

 

 

Link? The first time they played he shook Mangini's hand....although it was very quick. The next time is the 'toss the reporter out of the way to hug mangini' game. I don't think much changed between them during the games, but I think BB was sick of the media making such a big deal out of the quick handshake that he did that to quiet it down (and it worked).. that's purely speculation on my part though.

 

I actually can't find a video of the Peyton Manning one, but Peyton goes through a bunch of people to get to BB and BB ignores his outreached hand. Peyton then just pats him on the stomach as they walk by.

[TheKilo]

I actually can't find a video of the Peyton Manning one' date=' but Peyton goes through a bunch of people to get to BB and BB ignores his outreached hand. Peyton then just pats him on the stomach as they walk by.[/quote']

 

Pssst....look at the post above yours.

[See Red]

Pssst....look at the post above yours.

 

Ahh, I missed that. Looks like there may have been a slight handshake after all, but he barely acknowledged the man. And I forgot all about that great postgame interview.

[TheKilo]

Ahh' date=' I missed that. Looks like there [i']may[/i] have been a slight handshake after all, but he barely acknowledged the man. And I forgot all about that great postgame interview.

 

I saw no handshake at all. Manning pats BB on the chest, but that's about it.

 

No gamesmanship, sportsmanship at all. What a class act.

[See Red]

I saw no handshake at all. Manning pats BB on the chest, but that's about it.

 

No gamesmanship, sportsmanship at all. What a class act.

 

I don't actually see one but there is a little hangup as they're walking by so I'm wondering if one got slipped in there. But upon further review, there is no conclusive evidence of a handshake. Therefore, the ruling on the field that there was no handshake stands. Belichick's a jerkoff.

[mtbykr]

Sorry to spoil the fun;

 

http://www.bostonsportsmedia.com/bbmanning.jpg

 

Now please continue with your BB bashing!

[See Red]

Fair enough... it was still a real great moment, BB looking him in the eyes for a split second and all. Gotta hand it to him for that insightful postgame interview.

[mtbykr]

Fair enough... it was still a real great moment' date=' BB looking him in the eyes for a split second and all. Gotta hand it to him for that insightful postgame interview.[/quote']

 

True, but it's not like that is unusual...that's what he has done his whole career with the media.

[See Red]

True' date=' but it's not like that is unusual...that's what he has done his whole career with the media.[/quote']

 

Cause he's a jerkoff. Keep up!