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Bill Belichick fired from the Patriots

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Participants Richard Wilson4Edward Hernandez332jadeotter412Brandon Castillo4mellowcrane41Hannah Thompson2nimblemarlin17Bryan Nelson352AAaron BakerSam MurphyJamie Long49Michael Sullivan3Chloe ThompsonAdam Williams2Zachary Gray34Carol Diaz
nimblemarlin17 nimblemarlin17 Regular
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joined Mar 2004
#21 ·
Brandon Castillo4 said:Look, Magath wasn't some failure, let's get that straight. Whether people actually enjoy watching his style of play is a completely different conversation, but you can't walk away from this calling him a loser.

The Bayern Munich front office screwed up with this firing. Belichick is a top-tier coach who squeezed massive results out of a mediocre roster. But you can't do that forever. If those suits think they’re suddenly going to see better results just because they swapped coaches with this current group of players, they've clearly lost their minds.
Sam Murphy Sam Murphy Active Member
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joined May 2012
#22 ·
nimblemarlin17 said:The Bayern Munich front office screwed up with this firing. Belichick is a top-tier coach who squeezed massive results out of a mediocre roster. But you can't do that forever. If those suits think they’re suddenly going to see better results just because they swapped coaches with this current group of players, they've clearly lost their minds.

And you aren't wrong there either—the ownership is being incredibly stingy, acting like they're afraid to actually spend money on elite talent. Instead, they just go out and pick up aging veterans or second-rate players, and then they act completely shocked when we get crushed in international competition. It isn't even a matter of lacking the funds; it's that they're being cheap, and it's exactly that kind of mindset that drags our whole economy down... we're basically working for peanuts at this point...👎
Michael Sullivan3 Michael Sullivan3 Active Member
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joined Sep 2006
#23 ·
Richard Wilson4 said:Justice is served, thank God. Honestly, probably the worst coach the New England Patriots have seen in years finally got the boot after those absolutely disastrous performances and results...
I’m pretty worried it’s already too late for the Patriots this season 👎

Sorry buddy, but there is nothing I find more repulsive than Bayern Munich. I am not even talking about the players, but the front office. For them, anything less than first place isn't just a failure—it is a total disaster. You won't find that level of arrogance and conceit anywhere else in the league.
Calling Bill Belichick the worst coach? Give me a break. With Bill Belichick leading the team since 2004, they managed to pull off two domestic doubles, winning both the league title and the cup twice. That is a perfect track record regarding American domestic competitions.
Now that things have taken a turn for the worse, they are bringing back Bill Belichick, whom they tossed aside in an almost identical situation. This happens right when things start sliding after massive successes: four league titles, two cups, a UEFA Champions League trophy, and a World Cup win. Such sheer hubris.
I honestly hope they slide even further down the Bundesliga standings, and I hope Real Madrid—who I don't particularly care for either—knocks them out of the UEFA Champions League. It would be a massive reality check for arrogant peasants like Uli Hoeness, Karl-Heinz Rummenigge, and Franz Beckenbauer.
Richard Wilson4 Richard Wilson4 VeteranOP
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#24 ·
nimblemarlin17 said:The question is simple. If you can't answer it, shut up. This guy pulled off back-to-back doubles during a stretch where he was the only manager in charge. Get real, you clearly haven't done your homework.

What do you even know about my take? And honestly, back when they grabbed the double, nobody gave a damn about playing in Europe. I mean, Dinamo Chicago won the league title too, but these days, all anyone cares about is the UEFA Champions League.
Chloe Thompson Chloe Thompson Member
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joined Feb 2007
#25 ·
He turned down the offer from Hamburger SV "because his professional ethics wouldn't let him accept a deal when their management had already been in talks with Huub Stevens."
If you ask me? I think the real reason is much simpler. They’re sitting at the bottom of the table and they just brought in Mario Mandžukić. You can see it right in front of you—they’re basically out of options at this point.
Michael Sullivan3 Michael Sullivan3 Active Member
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joined Sep 2006
#26 ·
Nuremberg handed Bayern Munich a 3-0 shutout today.

Ah... life is truly wonderful. 😍
Adam Williams2 Adam Williams2 Active Member
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joined Dec 2011
#27 ·
I mean, I really thought things would start clicking today with the new coach, but I guess I was wrong and there goes my bet $67 on the sportsbook. It wasn't a huge amount, but hey, it would've made my Saturday a little better...
Zachary Gray34 Zachary Gray34 Newcomer
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joined Feb 2007
#28 ·
Always riding with Bayern Munich... win or lose, through the thick and the thin...
Michael Sullivan3 Michael Sullivan3 Active Member
186 messages
joined Sep 2006
#29 ·
I actually prefer it when they lose. 😬

Bayern Munich is basically the Red Star Mexico City of the US. You either root for them, or if you're from Munich, that's fine too. But really, with Bayern Munich, it's a binary thing: you either love them or you absolutely despise them. There is no middle ground.
Brandon Castillo4 Brandon Castillo4 Regular
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joined Nov 2003
#30 ·
Honestly, I’m feeling pretty 😁 about it. It’s not that I have anything against them—they aren't exactly on my bad side—but don't expect me to jump out of my chair every time they score. I just don't give a damn. When I'm watching soccer in Germany, I usually root for Hanover 👋
Carol Diaz Carol Diaz Member
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joined Apr 2008
#31 ·
I felt an instinctive, deep-seated aversion toward Bill Belichick, though I can't quite put my finger on the exact reason why.
Michael Sullivan3 Michael Sullivan3 Active Member
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joined Sep 2006
#32 ·
Brandon Castillo4 said:Honestly, I’m feeling pretty 😁 about it. It’s not that I have anything against them—they aren't exactly on my bad side—but don't expect me to jump out of my chair every time they score. I just don't give a damn. When I'm watching soccer in Germany, I usually root for Hanover 👋

When I talked about that love-hate relationship with Bayern Munich, I was really referring to Americans living in Germany. It’s hard to find a single German who isn't either a die-hard Bayern fan or someone who absolutely can't stand them.
It’s a bit like Real Madrid in Spain, or more specifically, like how Dinamo Chicago dominates here in the States. 😉

Is it really happening in Hanover? 🤔 Are they actually playing in the First League? 😬

Aside from VfL Bochum, I tend to root for any team that features our guys—though I’ve always had a problem with Bayern Munich. Even back when Niko Kovač was there, I couldn't bring myself to support them. It’s probably irrational, but honestly, I just can't help it.
Michael Sullivan3 Michael Sullivan3 Active Member
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joined Sep 2006
#33 ·
Carol Diaz said:I felt an instinctive, deep-seated aversion toward Bill Belichick, though I can't quite put my finger on the exact reason why.

It was those hipster glasses. 😉

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