By Spencer Hall
I'm watching the NFL Live feed of Tom Brady's press conference:
--Some woman named Ines Gomez Mont just proposed to Tom while wearing a wedding dress. Brady smiles, is very complimentary, and then gives his line of the day: "I got a few Mrs. Bradys in my life."
--Actual useful information: his ankle feels good, and he says he's put the boot on EBay. Jos keeding! He gave it back to Mr. Kraft, because it's "Patriots Property."
--Tom says he wouldn't switch places with anyone. "I kinda like what I'm doing right now." Now that's a nice bright Michigan man for you: recognizing the absolute and total awesome that his life is right now.
--Tom Brady, when asked if Boston fans are spoiled, replies: "I'll spoil the crap out of my fans."
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Yeah, I know what you mean. That is a frustrating thing as a coach. I love your quote that you had to start on your blog. Its very true.
Anyways, I tried to get you an ad, somehow. That was the best that I could come up with. I may look to get you another idea in a future blog.
Thanks for the nice comment on my blog the other day! If you haven’t seen my new blog, you need to check it. It is a song and that is all I will tell you. I don’t want to give anymore away.
I’m out and keep bloggin’, my friend!
BSF
by Big Sooners fan on Jan 29, 2008 12:55 PM EST reply actions
Watching your team underperform is fairly agonizing and taxing, especially during half time/ between periods/ during time outs, when you have to get them back on track.
One of the things I will aways adhere to is my own rule to not critisize my teams when they are underperforming. At that point morale is low and you have to encourage them as well as instill some self confidence. But boy, seeing your team be uninspired out there can make it pretty damn hard.
Anyway, coaching is way better than playing in my view (and I was an above average player); there is no better moment in my week than after 6 days of hard work stand on the sideline watching my team warm up and watching the crowd walk in. Almost better than…
by KoenDenissen on Jan 29, 2008 12:55 PM EST reply actions
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