pcmodem wrote:

Parcells decided to hang it up again: http://www.sfgate.com/cgi-bin/article.cgi?f=/n/a/2007/01/22/sports/s085905S70.DTL

Maybe he'll stay retired this time: he's put his foot in his mouth way too much lately.

bmwracer wrote:

Gross-man is a bum. A lucky bum. With the Colts winning, it makes it very easy to root for them over the Bears......

lol. yes. He's one amazing lucky bum.

Very easy to root for. Too bad i don't got anyone to bet with on this game.

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Yow, that was one wild game... Fortunately, the Colts one..... Finally!!! w00t!

It was one crazy game. I got sooo worried in the last 2min of the game. I was hoping Manning wouldn't throw an interception and that they would continue to get them first downs and they did

Definitely one of the most exciting games i've seen in my life.
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K.T.Tran wrote:

It was one crazy game. I got sooo worried in the last 2min of the game. I was hoping Manning wouldn't throw an interception and that they would continue to get them first downs and they did Definitely one of the most exciting games i've seen in my life.

Did you see that one guy on the colts who caught the ball then fumbled it in the air, only to grab it again... Whoa.

It was like a jump ball using a football.

bmwracer wrote:

Did you see that one guy on the colts who caught the ball then fumbled it in the air, only to grab it again... Whoa. It was like a jump ball using a football.

i saw that.

Both my mom and i screamed out loud and we were sitting next to each other. Our ears hurted, but our heart skipped a beat or a few Scaaarryyy moment. I wondered how all of the Colts players felt
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K.T.Tran wrote:

i saw that. Both my mom and i screamed out loud and we were sitting next to each other. Our ears hurted, but our heart skipped a beat or a few Scaaarryyy moment. I wondered how all of the Colts players felt

They probably all freaked as well... It's like the ball hovered in the air for a moment and everyone was looking at it...

Felt like bumping this thread up to get it ready for the Super Bowl this coming Sunday. So I guess most of you here, who follow football, are rooting for the Colts. Is that right?

Enna wrote:

Felt like bumping this thread up to get it ready for the Super Bowl this coming Sunday. So I guess most of you here, who follow football, are rooting for the Colts. Is that right?

I know I am.


GO COLTS.

Go Bears!
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sorry to interrupt superbowl talk but i believe there are plans for a football game to be played in the uk next year. i wouldn't mind going but i bet it'll be played down south, say london. they always get things like that. us northeners don't exist!
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Yeah, but it's still England, right? So Land's End in the North to London is still only a 15 minute walk.
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GO COLTS.

Just as a follow up.

Yup, there will be a game played in England next season. It'll be in London, and it'll be between da Jints and da fish.
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lets go bears

Geezer wrote:

Just as a follow up. It'll be in London, and it'll be between da Jints and da fish.

what a surprise!! is jints = giants and fish = dolphins? but dolphin not fish.
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Geezer wrote:

Just as a follow up. Yup, there will be a game played in England next season. It'll be in London, and it'll be between da Jints and da fish. kenjilina wrote: what a surprise!! is jints = giants and fish = dolphins? but dolphin not fish.

They announced this on our evening news:
The Miami Dolphins will host the New York Giants at London�fs Wembley Stadium in the first NFL regular-season game to be played outside of North America on 28 October 2007.
The Mayor of London said they are expecting 10,000 Americans to attend that game. Watch out London!

Enna wrote:

They announced this on our evening news: The Miami Dolphins will host the New York Giants at London�fs Wembley Stadium in the first NFL regular-season game to be played outside of North America on 28 October 2007. The Mayor of London said they are expecting 10,000 Americans to attend that game. Watch out London!

Do the Brits know how to tailgate?

Enna wrote:

They announced this on our evening news: The Miami Dolphins will host the New York Giants at London�fs Wembley Stadium in the first NFL regular-season game to be played outside of North America on 28 October 2007.

that's if the new wembley stadium will be ready. already plenty of games and concerts have been cancelled due to the delay in building the place!

bmwracer wrote:

Do the Brits know how to tailgate?

we're the best in the world at queueing!
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kenjilina wrote:

we're the best in the world at queueing!

Gomen, I meant tailgate parties: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tailgate_party

bmwracer wrote:

Gomen, I meant tailgate parties: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tailgate_party

naruhodo! this is a good idea. over here though we tend go straight in the stadium and straight out after the game and then queue for hours trying to get home!!
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kenjilina wrote:

over here though we tend go straight in the stadium and straight out after the game and then queue for hours trying to get home!!

We do that too.