SuperiorBrew
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Giants 17 ~ Patriots 14
Sorry Bulls Beers 18 & 1 is still pretty good
Cookiebaggs said:Sweet win by the Giants! :rockin:
Sucks they beat the Packers but I'm happy for them. No one gave them a chance. Tip of the cap to NY.
SuperiorBrew said:The Giants defense was awesome
Belichek leaving early was very tacky and pretty poor sportsmanship.
Flyin' Lion said:Wow, what a game. I was jumping around so much I'm sure I pulled something.
+1 again. Even without gloating, I thought that was completely disrespectful.SuperiorBrew said:The Giants defense was awesome
Belichek leaving early was very tacky and pretty poor sportsmanship.
SuperiorBrew said:Giants 17 ~ Patriots 14
Sorry Bulls Beers 18 & 1 is still pretty good
SuperiorBrew said:Belichek leaving early was very tacky and pretty poor sportsmanship.
Bernie Brewer said:Anyway, I'm glad the Pats got beat. I wish it was the Packers that had done it, but this was still fun to watch
SuperiorBrew said:Belichek leaving early was very tacky and pretty poor sportsmanship.
Bernie Brewer said:The question was- How could a man caught cheating win Coach of the Year????
Didn't really bother me; he had already congratulated Coughlin when they first ran the clock to zero, so why hang around for a kneel-down.Belichek leaving early was very tacky and pretty poor sportsmanship.
rickylr said:Didn't really bother me; he had already congratulated Coughlin when they first ran the clock to zero, so why hang around for a kneel-down. Rick
To each his own opinion, I guess. I'm not a fan of the Patriots or Belichick, though what they have accomplished over the past few years is amazing. But I watched the post-game interview and press conference and he seemed as reserved (or as demonstrative) as nearly every other interview. He looks/sounds the same after a win or loss. Again, not a fan, but didn't see a problem with him hitting the tunnel after congratulating Coughlin midfield or with his post-game comments.Even during the post game interview he was a *****
knarfks said:I feel sorry for their brother. Both of his brothers have superbowl MVP's and superbowl rings. He could be a successful doctor and still be a loser now.
rickylr said:Didn't really bother me; he had already congratulated Coughlin when they first ran the clock to zero, so why hang around for a kneel-down.
ohiobrewtus said:So where are all of the Pats fans who wouldn't stop running their mouths about how great their team was?
It seems only fitting that they should have a chance to participate in this thread as well. Perhaps it's too soon and their tears have not yet dried.
I'm normally not one to twist the knife, but I am SO glad that the Patriots lost. It's very nice to see and hear the enormous egos of the Pats players, Belicheat, and fans go out with one huge pop - followed by lots of crying.
ohiobrewtus said:So where are all of the Pats fans who wouldn't stop running their mouths about how great their team was?
It seems only fitting that they should have a chance to participate in this thread as well. Perhaps it's too soon and their tears have not yet dried.
I'm normally not one to twist the knife, but I am SO glad that the Patriots lost. It's very nice to see and hear the enormous egos of the Pats players, Belicheat, and fans go out with one huge pop - followed by lots of crying.
mr x said:The defense definitely won that game. I honestly don't see Eli as leading the Giants to any kind of dynasty. AFAIAC, he didn't play all that well. The final drive was good, but up until that point he was throwing bad passes into double and triple coverage, and the offense was in low gear in general. And the ball he tossed into the middle on the last drive, real lucky. The Giants deserved to win no doubt, but it was athe defense that made the game.
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