Belly Pelicik played a “half -century old man” by Boston Radio host Boston

Mike Filger, who participated in hosting the athletic centers Wilger & Mayz in 98.5 with Tony Masarotti, the former US Football Association coach as a “half -century old man”, was described alongside many other pointed criticisms.

Masaruti also tore Bill Pelicik, describing him as “-SS” and claimed that the Carolina Football Coach is now refusing to be accountable for what led to his departure from the patriots.

Boston Mike Filger and Tony Massarotti Radio hosted Bill Pelechik’s comments related to Patriot Robert Kraft comments that were published in A. Boston Globe An article on Thursday.

In the article, Belichick conveyed comparison of university football with his previous job with Patriots, saying that there is “no owner” or “son of any owner” to answer him when managing a team.

In response to Dig, Felger rushed to Belichick with a series of sharp observations, and it also appears to be a criticism of the coach’s relationship with former fan Gordon Hudson.

Felgger also said that Pelicik ultimately defeats university football in the same way that the American Football Association did would be a great thing, despite the controversy of it.

“If he can look like this illusion, stubbornness, stubbornness, and completely arrogant,” said Felgger, for both the old man and goes 10-1 and goes to the NCAA qualifiers. New York Post.

“Yes, he is nuts, but the old man is still getting it. I will take this story.”

As for Masarotti, Pelicic described as “-sshole”, adding that the 73-year-old has always been this way from his days in the American Football Association.

Masarotti then indicated that although Pelicik is a “great coach”, he refuses to realize that he was the one who organized the loss of his job with the patriots.

“Just the need to throw people under the bus, to be completely unaware of the facts of the reason they won,” said the radio host of Pellichik.

Masarotti continued, “Things are mainly on his way, or that he indicates that with ownership and administration, the more complicated, the more difficult it is. When the reality is that he runs everything to a large majority of time. He lost control of the organization, which is why the force has been transferred from it.”

Double his remarks, Masterti claimed that the Tar Heels coach lacks “accountability”, which is “in vain.”

In Tide, Masarotti criticized the statements of Beichick as “unauthorized” for those who worked next to him during his national work period.

He went on to say that the comments of Belichick may have been a hidden message aimed at leading in North Carolina, where he is now working as a major football coach.

“I feel it was a kind of warning for people in North Carolina: Stay away on my way. So I do it,” said Massaruti.

The radio host also mocked the paradox of Pelichik’s claim about the existence of “any owner” or “son of the owner”, saying that even in North Carolina, the veteran coach still has presidents who must answer and will lose his job if he does not perform.

“There are people who answered them in North Carolina. I have already had to respond to them with Gordon Hudson,” Masaruti continued.

“So do not deceive yourself to think that somehow, everyone will stay away from your way,” the participant host. “Because in the first sign of trouble, they will discharge -and this will be the end.”