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Tom Coughlin needs a mind coach

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Yes, technically, this is panther related

"Losing, it kills you," Coughlin told the team's official website, adding that "it's 10 times more difficult" to move on from that type of defeat.

"You just think, particularly based on our experiences, that when we're in that position, we're going to win," he said. "We had a minute and something left. We're going to win the game. Now, to be honest with you, we always have our timeouts preserved and if we had one timeout in our pocket, I believe we're going to win the game."

"The losses are much more difficult to get over the further you are in your career. They're killers," Coughlin said. "You don't sleep. I went on that couch right there at 3 o'clock in the morning and I could not get to sleep because, to be honest with you, I kept going over, over and over saying, 'How could I have helped our team when it was 15 seconds left?' Of course, I've got all the scenarios the next morning. Sure, it's easy. But who's telling you a 44-yarder is an easy field goal? We had made two yards on a run and they know we're throwing the ball."

http://espn.go.com/blog/new-york/giants/post/_/id/17981/tom-coughlin-losing-it-kills-you
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That is completely unfair. There is no basis for your accusations. Do not understand why "fans" want to trash our coach. Football based criticism is one thing...this is another.

some people merely have 2 brain cells crashing against each other trying their hardest to form something worthy of analysis..

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Yes, our players and coaches don't revisit things or think about what could have been done to get better results. They just mope. *PERCEPTION*

Truth be told, had Cam verbalized his feelings like Coughlin did, it wouldn't matter because it differs with the perception that already exists. Only difference is that Coughlin has respect around the league from winning.

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