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Told you guys it was impossible to predict the outcomes. Who would've thought the Bears would win by that much! And the Colts vs. Patriots game was the greatest game I've ever seen in my life. 18 point comeback. And the best part of all is Tom Brady threw a pick to end the game. :lol: I live in Indiana, so you can imagine how many Colts jerseys and clothing was worn by kids at school. Talk about jumping on the bandwagon. Quite a bit of Bears clothing also, since it's not very far from here at all. Fort Wayne's right in between the two (I live very very close to Fort Wayne). I'm hoping the Colts will win. Have to root for the home team (my team didn't even make the playoffs... I bet they will next year).
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01-23-2007, 02:20 AM
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Sorry if this is a STUPID question, but did the Super Bowl already happen? I saw something on the news about it... If it didn't, it must have been something about last Super Bowl.
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01-23-2007, 09:29 AM
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Prediction? Boredom.
Watch real football instead. You know, were it's actually a ball and not an egg? And it involves using your feet as opposed to standing round for 60% of the 'match' trying to look hard.
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01-23-2007, 10:24 AM
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hehe, I'm with Pagnell, there may be some strategy to it, but at the end of the day its only a glorified game of catch.
Anyone see the Man.u. v Arsenal match on sunday? I only saw the highlights but Henry's goal was great.
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01-23-2007, 12:50 PM
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soccer is boring
just 11 fairies running around the field in frilly shorts gaining minimum points in the 90 minutes of play kicking the ball back and forward no offense if you play it
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01-23-2007, 03:07 PM
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Ok, don't turn this into an argument about which is the better sport. Pagnell, if your not interested in the Superbowl don't post in this thread, especially if you are going to post something like that which could insight arguments. [/Rant] I'm backing the Colts for this one. The Bears D was outstanding for the first 10 games of the season but after that they started going downhill. In the NFC playoff game their Defense was back to the way they had been playing the first 10 weeks. If they can play that way again in the superbowl then they will certainly give the Colts a hard time. However I think the high powered Colts offense will, in the end, get it done. The Bears offense is kinda hit and miss with Grossman at QB. When he plays good he's a decent quarterback, but when he plays bad he 'really' plays bad. In the NFC game there were some REALLY easy passes he should have completed but just plain overthrew his recievers. As a result I just think Grossman is too unpredictable as QB to result in a Superbowl victory. Who knows though, only time will tell. 'mon the Colts!
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