Bill Belichick's girlfriend licks bizarre and gave e -mails from Coach

The bizarre saga around Bill Belichick, Jordon Hudson and the media became a bit strange on Tuesday.

Hudson, Belichick's girlfriend, has published an e -egg mail from the former New England Patriots trainer, in which he complains about the media cherries, who select the juicy details from his upcoming book “The Art of Winning: Lessons from my life in football”.

“This is a book about how I did my job and lessons from my 50 years in and around the NFL – no bathroom book that highlights my mistakes,” wrote Belichick.

You can see the complete email on the Hudson Instagram page and a message from the 24-year-old to expect that a “complete explanation will be published later today”. In the past few months, Hudson seems to have taken on an influential role in the treatment of Belichick's public image.

In the e -mail, Belichick seems to question with an article in which the expression “I (exploetled) as” the click bait you used for history “pulled.

“This is about what I expected from the media,” wrote Belichick.

It is unclear what story Belichick refers to. The requirements of the book were limited. The Ben Volin von Boston Globe in particular wrote a review of the book on April 9, but did not value this quote.

The email, which was sent on April 10, seems to be sent to Hudson together with Richard Pine by Inkwell Management and Berj Najarian, Belichick's long-standing right man. Other recipients are people named David, Jofie and “Michael.

“Sometimes I reluctantly went with the title, the cover and the language in the book. I will not be the conductor of a hype train in book promotion – we have enough hype we can work with.”

The leaked e -mail follows an unpleasant interview that Belichick held with CBS to advertise his book. Hudson made headlines when she interpreted the interview to close a number of questions about her relationship.

When Belichick was asked how the two met, Hudson cut in from the camera to say: “We don't talk about it.”

According to Pro Football Talk, Hudson broke the interview several times.