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Giants and Pats Vie For GM and Maybe Coach?
SoFLPhillyFan
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A lot of talk over the last two days about Pats GM Scott Pioli going to the Giants and possibly bringing Belichick with him. Most likely a very outside chance that the Pats coach will leave.
Pioli is the son-in-law of Parcells.
Tuna's return to the Big Apple?
NY Daily News
Also, more info at profootballtalk.com .
Pioli is the son-in-law of Parcells.
Tuna's return to the Big Apple?
NY Daily News
Also, more info at profootballtalk.com .
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<< <i>A lot of talk over the last two days about Pats GM Scott Pioli going to the Giants and possibly bringing Belichick with him. Most likely a very outside chance that the Pats coach will leave.
Pioli is the son-in-law of Parcells.
Tuna's return to the Big Apple?
NY Daily News
Also, more info at profootballtalk.com . >>
Belichick is not going anywhere. He has made his permanent home in the Boston area, and would rather keep the Pats dynasty going than anything else. With Coughlin's imminent firing, these rumors will fly, however.
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<< <i>A lot of talk over the last two days about Pats GM Scott Pioli going to the Giants and possibly bringing Belichick with him. Most likely a very outside chance that the Pats coach will leave.
Pioli is the son-in-law of Parcells.
Tuna's return to the Big Apple?
NY Daily News
Also, more info at profootballtalk.com . >>
Belichick is not going anywhere. He has made his permanent home in the Boston area, and would rather keep the Pats dynasty going than anything else. With Coughlin's imminent firing, these rumors will fly, however. >>
Another interesting note that will probably prevent Belichick from going to NYC is the divorce lawsuit of his present or ex girlfriend.
She's in North Jersey(?) and the Giants may not want the bad publicity. The husband is making the suit pretty bloody, now charging her with adultery and naming Belichick.
December 19, 2006 -- A JILTED New Jersey husband has officially accused New England Patriot coach Bill Belichick of sleeping with his estranged wife. Months ago, Vincent Shenocca accused the gridiron genius of having a "relationship" with his attractive blond wife, Sharon. Now he has amended his divorce complaint in Morris County to include adultery among his many grievances. He claims that Sharon, 42, received FedEx parcels of cash in $30,000 lots from Belichick and that the three-time Super Bowl coach paid for exotic luxury vacations and a Jersey Shore summer house. But Sharon has asked her ex to provide proof she slept with Belichick.
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“This relationship appears to have blossomed, including more frequent telephone calls, and (Mrs. Shenocca’s) receipt of large sums of money and expensive gifts from Mr. Belichick, which she has used to purchase expensive clothing, pocketbooks, watches, a treadmill and maid service, most of which she initially hid from (her husband),” the New Jersey court papers say.
Shenocca told his wife “that he did not feel comfortable with her receipt of expensive gifts and large sums of money from Mr. Belichick,” the papers continue, but she “refused to consider (his) feelings and has continued her relationship with Mr. Belichick.”
Shenocca’s attorneys filed a request with the court yesterday asking for permission to take Belichick’s deposition to quiz him about what exactly is going on between him and the attractive blonde. A hearing is set for early August.
Sharon Shenocca, described as a slim, blue-eyed 41-year-old stay-at-home mom, reportedly met Belichick when she was with the Giants. Belichick, 54, was the defensive coordinator there until 1990 and Vincent Shenocca believes that his wife and the coach have been involved for several years.
He claims that Belichick has sent limos to the house to pick up his wife, that he flew her to Super Bowl XXXVIII in Houston, and that he has plied her with large amounts of cash. Mrs. Shenocca reportedly is looking at posh pads in Brooklyn, N.Y. and her husband is questioning how she can afford pricey real estate when she doesn’t work.
“He is heartbroken,” said one inside source. “He loved his wife and strongly surmises something is going on with her and Bill Belichick.”
Sharon Shenocca did not return calls yesterday. In her court papers she admits receiving gifts from “an individual,” but says that she never hid the friendship from her husband and that the relationship was “plutonic” (sic).
“Monies that I received from this individual were shared with (her husband),” Mrs. Shenocca said, adding that Vincent Shenocca “became unreasonably upset and jealous regarding my friendship with this other individual, often becoming loudly and profanely critical of (her) friendship outside of the marriage.”
She claims that her husband’s outbursts have been so virulent that “her health and safety have become endangered and it is improper and unreasonable to expect (her) to cohabit with (her husband).”