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What a great game that turned into.
Shame the Squealers one but at least it was a good game. Good end to a good season in my book. |
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I was thinking that exactly this morning, great TD and all that however in hindsight, they would have been better off running that clock down a bit more.
Still should expect to win, what was the 1:40 or something on the clock. Big Ben did good. |
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Seems, yet again, you have taken over the tool crown. |
Notice the wink.
I've also called him Ruthlessberger, Worthlessweiner and Ruthlessburglar in the past. Since the other day you moaned about me not talking about the SB, maybe you should give your accurate report of the game. From PFT: Quote:
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As a keen American football fan during my teens, I now always make an effort to watch the final. This year three friends of mine decided to come round and fight shut eye with me. We were all rooting for the cardinals as they were the underdogs and everyone likes an upset. It seemed like the steelers had it in the bag after that 100 yard run just before half-time. Couldn't for the life of me figure out why the cardinals threw the ball when they were so close to the endzone.
It really looked like it wasn't going to be the cardinals day as they gave penalties away left, right and centre. Then the fourth quarter brought a little hope with that superb catch from Ronaldinho's better looking brother. It was so exciting one of my friends who had fallen asleep found himself sitting on the edge of his seat again. When the cardinals got the football again we were praying that either Ronaldinho's better looking brother or Robocop (the guy with the black visor who seemed the only one to have done any good in the first half) comes into play again. It was the former who saved the day and we were off our seats cheering the sprint straight down the middle of the park. We thought it was written that the cardinals would be crowned champions. But some great play saw the steelers creep ever closer to the endzone and then that catch! Our only hope was that our own interpretation of the feet having to be grounded would mean the touchdown wouldn't be given but it sadly was. All in all a thoroughly enjoyable affair that met and exceeded last year's nail-biting final. Hope that camera man is okay after Bruce Springsteen's knee power-slide :p |
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Sheffield 14-21 Hallam.
:-( They were v good. Superbowl was v good though. |
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As for the comment about rings, that makes sense. I have 7 years to get 2 rings. I can do it :S: And as for players not being given nicknames, I take it Big Ben is an awful nickname since he doesn't look like a clock and isn't in the UK. And the Greatest Show on Turf was never proven either, it could have been someone else or a completely different sport :rolleyes: |
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But then coming from a kid who knocks one out over Matt Cassel, I won't hold my breath waiting ;) |
I've just noticed something about the Steelers, similar to our own football team.
Palace had this knack of promotions in years that ended in 9 (1969, 1979 and 1989) only broken so far by 1999 (wait for 2009!). Three of the Steelers Superbowl appearances have been in years ending in 6 - 1976, 1996 and 2006. Not really sure what I'm trying to show there, just, er, you know, bored... :D |
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I didn't really follow it this year but I was pleased to see the Steelers won the big one. Its not a fashionable place, built around an unfashionable industry but they have a great football team.
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a) I'm not apologising over a jokey comment between myself and jj.
Ben, you were right on the Berger. Hill, Thigpen, Wallace, Schaub and Cassel. Up arrows. Romo, Favre and Delhomme. Down arrows. I'll find mine and see what a tit I made of myself. |
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He was good last night but not amazing. Made a couple great throws and benefits from his size in that (as seen in the first drive) he can run the ball himself well. But he got patted out of the air twice once was an interception and nearly got sacked in the last drive due to indecision. Saying that he gets the ball away well under pressure and is hard to sack due to his size. Overall I'm not disputing that he is a good player, but lets keep some perspective. |
You'd think I called him the worst ever.
I mean, the whole point of being a sports fan is that you hate players. Patriots fans hate Peyton Manning. The funniest think I heard was the Manning face during interviews. As well as when someone said that his head actually looks like a penis. Tony Homo etc etc. What is the point in a sport if you cant laugh at it :rolleyes: |
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