PATS' SACK DANCE TICKS OFF TOMLINSON (Class Alert)

NY Post | 1/15/07 | Mark Cannizzaro

[bannie]

Why is it that the word "classy" sounds so base?

[mainepatsfan]

Thanks. Between that game and watching "24" on my Tivo I don't know how I got to sleep last night.

[rlmorel]

LOL...my wife, who rarely watches football, said the same thing..."Who is that guy...you can barely understand what he says, and all the words come out in a solid stream mixed up with each other..."

[beyond the sea]

Great post! You are so right.

I've seen a lot of luck in my day ....... I am from "The Immaculate Reception Pittsburgh" after all.

[beyond the sea]

It's a tough game. Hard on the heart and joints.

Squash was even nastier!

A harder little ball to hit you in the back of your leg or *ss.

;-)

[rlmorel]

"...Shotmyselfinthefootagainheimer..."

rlmorel spits all over keyboard...

[rlmorel]

LOL.

Uh huh...

[beyond the sea]

Unlike you (most likely), I have a job, so I might have rushed my typing a bit. Typical Pats fan. As classless as their coach.

ROFL

You stupid fool. Your "rushed typing" had NOTHING to do with your spelling the New England coach's name incorrectly! The "e" and the "i" are nowhere near each other on your keyboard. You just don't know his name, you dumb*ss.

Not only cannot you spell, you think I have no job. Mine is here at my home, goon.

And, you are ignorant in just one more way (that we all can see now), I am a life-long Steeler fan not a Patriot fan.

Time for you to stop thinking, T.F. ........ we all can smell the wood burning.

[beyond the sea]

He should have told his friend Steroids McGee to not do the dance throughout his suspension-shortened season.----

Yes indeed! That would have shown him to have the class that he implores us to see.

[beyond the sea]

Why is it that the word "classy" sounds so base?

Hmmm .............. I think it's because Paris Hilton and Madonna used the word the other day about themselves.

[misterrob]

Past tense now. He tuned up his wife a few times....

[Pharmboy]

LOL...I'll say.

[beyond the sea]

Maria Sharapova............

lovely!

[maineman]

THERE'S NO CRYING IN FOOTBALL!!!

[beyond the sea]

L.T. can run (after his comments) ...... but he can't hide.

;-)

I still think he's a good kid ............ I just think he wanted the ball more. And he should have had it.

Good luck, Pats.

You beat my Steelers so many times when it counted, I know you guys are great. Good luck next weekend.

[PajamaTruthMafia]

[SamAdams76]

It is true that football is mostly luck. But it is also true that the more that teams practice, the luckier they get.

[Tallguy]

Bring back Barry Sanders, he ran into the endzone, handed the ball to the ref and went and sit down on the bench. "He" was a football player, not a "star".

What's the saying? "Act like ya been there before (& will again)!"

[Tallguy]

I sometimes wonder if Sanders had any clue on how he did those moves. I just don't think the human mind can react that fast via conscious thought.

... and I sometimes wonder how Barry's knees didn't explode when pulling off some of those moves!

I remember another back, Kijana Carter, an All-American out of Penn State. His knee exploded in his first pre-season game with Cincinnati while turning a swing-pass upfield. First time he touched the ball as a pro. Man, what might have been. He was never the same after that.

[Tallguy]

Granted, in earlier eras, the typical playoff season ran 2 or 3 games as opposed to the 3 or 4 games of today. But still. Playoff games are still playoff games. You are playing the best in the playoffs and to win 12 of 13 is astounding.

Most of the earlier dynasty teams that your mentioned also played in the era before "parity". A lot of those playoff games weren't really competitive. How many times did an AFC Champion get to play Bud Grant's Minnesota Vikings in the SuperBowl? See what I mean?

No disrespect to Brady & the Pats. I am pulling for them because they best fit my ideal of what a Team should be. (Plus it's safe now that my Iggles are out).