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I think Omar does not appreciate negativity directed towards his Patriots.
The real reason NE is so good,
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sensitive, much? DIC your little brother or something? wring out that maxi-pad, Veronica
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The pats whole gameplan is based on the notion that the refs won't call it if you do it every play and it works. The offense is based on illegal picks and the defense is based on holding
Maybe part of why the Ravens do well against the Pats is because Harbaugh whines to the refs, That works. Tomlin will never do it.
If i was preparing for a game vs the pats, i would pre-whine the whole week leading up to the game. I'd put together a reel of all the illegal picks that go uncalled. I'd be in that ref's ear all game and he'd hate me but he'd also start calling those picks. Even if they called just 1 out of 4, that's enough to derail the pats cheater offense.
Maybe part of why the Ravens do well against the Pats is because Harbaugh whines to the refs, That works. Tomlin will never do it.
If i was preparing for a game vs the pats, i would pre-whine the whole week leading up to the game. I'd put together a reel of all the illegal picks that go uncalled. I'd be in that ref's ear all game and he'd hate me but he'd also start calling those picks. Even if they called just 1 out of 4, that's enough to derail the pats cheater offense.
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You like cheaters, I get it.
Actually I don't really think you like the Patriots. I think it's more that you very much enjoy being a contrarian and being "different" from the majority of posters here. You're "that guy" that enjoys ******* with people and getting them all riled up for your own amusement. To each their own I guess.
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Yeah that's totally me.
Relax, professor, it was a joke. Are you this uptight in real life?
ok, ok, hold on, i think i got the drink_iron_city schtick down . . . *turns back to crowd to gather self*...*ahem*.....
We root for da BLACK AND GOLD, yaz DIG?!?!?! FLUCK da FLUCKING CHEATRIOTS, our boys ain't no gizzelle bradys!! STEEL CITY FOREVER!! we bleed da black and da gold and we ain't taking no stuff, not this year!
This isn't last year's team and our boys are gonna TEACH DAZ CHEATERS HOW TO FLUCKIN PLAY FOOOOTBALL!!!!......................... Our Coach may surprise yaz too,...........as in TWO TIMES !!!!!!!!!!!
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Holy crap! Drink, he nailed it.
The Patriots ride the line of the rules. They contstantly run rub routes and commit defensive PI.
They know the refs can't call it every time so they do it habitually knowing that getting away with it 90% of
the time is worth the 10% it's called. The refs can't/won't make all those calls. The game would take 4 hours.
They know the refs can't call it every time so they do it habitually knowing that getting away with it 90% of
the time is worth the 10% it's called. The refs can't/won't make all those calls. The game would take 4 hours.
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Having been an official for a long time it is undeniable fact that the belief that a team should win has effect on the way the game is officiated. To me it often looks like this. You give the underdog some calls early. Then when it is tighter then expected everything flows to the favorite.
Patty players who would make repeated mistakes like Artie Burns would never see the field. Belichick would sit his arse and call for the next man.
Seriously? So much for impartiality. "Back in the day" I used to umpire baseball and belong to an association. They would send out QC guys to watch your game and if your strike zone wasn't consistent or you blew calls on the bases etc., they would yank the offender off the field and have someone else finish. Guys that were consistently bad got their credentials lifted.
So the Pats are underdogs? The whole game?
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TRY this,..........Give the STEELERS 15% of opposing team's plays, both offense and defense. Just tell us what play they are calling 15% of the time........ GAURANTEE yaz our STEELERS would look world beaters too.
Essentially the CHEATRIOTS have found a way to get plays from the opponents via their cheating ways. What is the percentage may surprise even the conservative ones around here. I'm only speculating at 15% as I think it's a little higher than that.
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Essentially the CHEATRIOTS have found a way to get plays from the opponents via their cheating ways. What is the percentage may surprise even the conservative ones around here. I'm only speculating at 15% as I think it's a little higher than that.
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Just a bit...
Ok,
Problem: Cheaters run illegal rub routes just about every play.
Solution: James Harrison makes it his life ambition to annihilate the "rubbing" receiver on his crossing route a'la that Brown's receiver that got the league all up in a ***** clench a few years ago. Sure... The Steelers may give up 10 or 15 yards. But if done properly, the cheaters lose a receiver.
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Problem: The cheater's DBs hold on virtually every play
Solution: A trailing receiver or RB going by grabs the DB in a horsecollar and throws him to the ground. Violently. Sure, again there's that penalty, but both the player and Tomlin explain exactly WHY the DB was grabbed and thrown down and ask him "politely" to watch for it if he wants to keep the game under control. If the refs refuse to call it, a few errant balls fly at the ref's heads at max velocity once or twice with the excuse "It was meant for AB but he was held."
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Wig, I fully agree with you on the MULTITUDE of ways the cheaters cheat !!!!!!! They wouldn't be hated quite as much if it was just one or two things but it's a multitude of cheat. I'm all for this physical crap that is needed to combat the **** that they do. You're right about Hairball bitching and complaining to the ref's that they probably give in just to shut his pie hole up and something our panzy *** quiet sideline coach won't do. The degree of physicality should match their degree of cheating but then if that truly were the case,.....they'd have no players left to play.......
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Buffalo receiver Jones just got mauled 3 times in the end zone by Cheats defensive backs, no calls.
and Gronk just speared a Bills DB after an INT while he was down on the turf. What a POS. His *** better be suspended for a few games for that BS.
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They called two personal fouls on Buffalo instead. One was for something said to a ref. I cannot believe Gronk didn't get thrown out of the game. That was more egregious that anything that has gotten guys ejected this year. If there would have been a minute left in the game they would have tossed him to try and look impartial. Too much time left on the clock. The refs couldn't risk allowing the BIlls to try and come back. The league would have docked them a couple paychecks if they would have.
yea, i chuckled that the Bills came out the worst of that play. I was expected him to get thrown out too, but realize that the NFL protects their golden boys. The Bills need to throw up a hefty stink to get him suspended. That wasn't football.
Won't be more than a game if he does get suspended. No way he's out of the "afc game of the year"
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Pretty sure he went thru a divorce recently and he has to pay her like 1.5 million a year