Kingofpain89 wrote:Xaxaxe wrote:I suppose that makes the Cowboys' Drew Pearson SHOVING the Vikings' Nate Wright out of the way with 20 seconds left in their 1975 playoff game — in full view of the back judge — the second-worst call.Oh, wait — there was no flag. I guess it's just the worst NON-call in NFL history.The Super Bowl loss to the Steelers four weeks later was just God's way of making things right.Cowboys fans ... selective memory ... discuss.[donning +5 flame-proof armor now]+++++Q: How do you get Jackie Smith off your porch?A: Pay him for the pizzaUh-oh. Hopefully Badmike wont read this until tomorrow. The Mavs just lost to the refs...oops sorry, I meant Heat. He is probably not in the best of moods right now.I guess it could be worse though. Being a Cowboys fan or being a Vikings or Bills fan. Four SB trips and nothing to show for it. Not that I should be saying anything...I am a Cubs fan. Futility and disgust are my middle names.
Xaxaxe wrote:I suppose that makes the Cowboys' Drew Pearson SHOVING the Vikings' Nate Wright out of the way with 20 seconds left in their 1975 playoff game — in full view of the back judge — the second-worst call.Oh, wait — there was no flag. I guess it's just the worst NON-call in NFL history.The Super Bowl loss to the Steelers four weeks later was just God's way of making things right.Cowboys fans ... selective memory ... discuss.[donning +5 flame-proof armor now]+++++Q: How do you get Jackie Smith off your porch?A: Pay him for the pizza
Xaxaxe wrote:I have enough faith in Mike to know that he will respond with insight, reason, and great maturity. And if he doesn't, I'll just buy another Kane book from his shop.I forgot my favorite part about that play: Pearson actually slowing and looking back down the field, knowing he is going to be flagged for offensive interference ... and then starting his celebration only when he realizes he has gotten away with gridiron larceny.
Badmike wrote:Anything that can punch a hole in the hearts of those lousy, bunghole dwelling fans is sweet.
Badmike wrote: Might even throw the Lions in there, they've NEVER even been to a bowl, right?
MShipley88 wrote:Actually, I didn't see that game. Isn't that the one where Fran Tarkenton's father died of a heart attack during the game?
Xaxaxe wrote:I feel bad for the UK guys, many of whom will be waking up shortly, on what is Wednesday morning, and thinking "what is with all this bloody NFL talk?"So here's a little somethin-somethin to tie together many of our recent discussions: soccer, tough guys, cheating, etc., etc. God save Vinnie Jones![ Image ]
Xaxaxe wrote:Surely you've sung the Lions' "Gridiron Heroes" before? *
killjoy32 wrote:BUT for a bonus point US chapsters....WHO is the other guy in the pic and what are the two teams playing?Al
bombadil wrote:killjoy32 wrote:BUT for a bonus point US chapsters....WHO is the other guy in the pic and what are the two teams playing?AlMoe, from the Three Stooges?
bclarkie wrote:Paul Gascoigne.
MShipley88 wrote:Isolated, here on the edge of the Western World, I could be a Seattle Seahawks fan.........and they are the local team and I do like them..........but I was born in the shadow of Texas Stadium, and my first memory of the game was my father pointing to the TV and saying, "Son, look at this. The Dallas Cowboys......" My destiny was fixed to the Lone Star.Mark
Xaxaxe wrote:Badmike wrote:Anything that can punch a hole in the hearts of those lousy, bunghole dwelling fans is sweet.See, I told you. Badmike wrote: Might even throw the Lions in there, they've NEVER even been to a bowl, right?Nope, not a single one. They did, however, win the NFL championship in 1935, 1952, 1953, and 1957.
(unlike Eagles, Redskins and Giants fans who I wish would be dumped in a stadium sized hole of poop and set aflame ).