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Stretch he knows deep down inside, he is a cowardly little who doesnt know how to be humble. This is his last resort of any kind of a comeback.
Your logic is horrible.Considering you didn't register here until October 29th 2007, I wonder how you'd know all the details about my posting history in the pre-Moss era of the Patriots.
Oh yeah, because you're somebody else's troll.
My guess is J.T. or TSA.
Good stuff fellas
Why would they make a troll just to root for the Patriots, and then to mess with you after the Pats lost, when most of these guys all expected the Patriots to win? I think bostonguy is a legit poster and a Pats fan (an idiot, but still not a troll). I mean, how can they troll you, if the Pats had won? They would have wasted a lot of time to rack up 400 posts, just so if the Pats lost (which there seemed to be a VERY small chance of that happening) they could mess with you?
Stretch he knows deep down inside, he is a cowardly little who doesnt know how to be humble. This is his last resort of any kind of a comeback.
Little ass mono thinks I'm bostonguy so he creates a troll for me. Nice work !
I was perpetrating a reverse jinx with my predictions. It worked.Man it's amazing how so wrong people were about this game in this thread....
It's convenient how you guys show up in the same threads over and over. It's quite the SpurDynasty/DazedAndConfused situation.
I've pretty much ruled out JT as being bostonguy, but johnsmith is a new candidate.
At the same time, you've said the same thing about 100 times, as well as about every other poster saying the same thing over and over. Give him a break.
Eh fair enough. No point in dragging this any further. I guess after finally feeling the effects of losing in the superbowl and it ending this natural high, that I got a reality check and realized how much of a pet peeve I have on fans (even of my own team) who cant/wont give credit and show some good sportsmanship. My apologies for that.
You will find that in abundance here. Some, not all, feel sportsmanship is a sign of weakness.
Trust me, I know how hard it is to see your team lose the championship. I've seen the Raiders get murdered in a Superbowl (a year after getting cheated out of a chance to advance to one, at the hands of the Patriots... and the year before that, being in the AFC championship, only to have Tony Siragusa take a cheap shot at Gannon to injure him to win like a ), then plummet to the bottom of the league the very next year. I've seen the Mavericks blow a finals, as well as be the hands down favorite to win it all in the minds of most everyone, only to blow it to the weakest team in their conferece in the first round. I've seen my most hated teams in both fooball and basketball (Patriots and Spurs) dominate the league with multiple les.
I've had to deal with every bad thing a sports fan could go through the past several years (losing championship, seeing hated teams dominate, the highs and lows of a great season that failed, etc...) I think I've gotten used to all the bad stuff nowand now its only going to make the day that my team wins a le, that much sweeter. That's how I view it.
Last edited by stretch; 02-07-2008 at 11:06 AM.
Wow, not only are you a little , but you're a ing re too.
Keep on trying to out those trolls dude.
By the way, I created a troll once, used it to make fun of Boutons, and then never did it again. Bostonguy is yet another person that has recognized the pussy in you.
Just wondering, how does a fan show sportsmanship, good or bad, when he wasn't involved?
Tom Brady can show good sportsmanship, Bill Belichick can show bad sportsmanship, I can't show because I didn't participate in the game.
If you want to say that I didn't take my team losing very well, fine. But there's no way possible I could have displayed "sportsmanship" in any form.
I think you probably could have started by not coming on this site immediately and telling everyone to kill themselves.
Idiot.
Trust me, I know how hard it is to see your team lose the championship. I've seen the Raiders get murdered in a Superbowl (a year after getting cheated out of a chance to advance to one, at the hands of the Patriots... and the year before that, being in the AFC championship, only to have Tony Siragusa take a cheap shot at Gannon to injure him to win like a ), then plummet to the bottom of the league the very next year. I've seen the Mavericks blow a finals, as well as be the hands down favorite to win it all in the minds of most everyone, only to blow it to the weakest team in their conferece in the first round. I've seen my most hated teams in both fooball and basketball (Patriots and Spurs) dominate the league with multiple les.
I've had to deal with every bad thing a sports fan could go through the past several years (losing championship, seeing hated teams dominate, the highs and lows of a great season that failed, etc...) I think I've gotten used to all the bad stuff now
Even though 2 of my teams (Red Sox and Patriots) had recent success, I can relate to losing in bad ways as well. For years and years I had to watch the Yankees slap us around and go on and win world series les. I dealt with Yank fans talking so much and giving us . Game 7 ALCS 2003 when they were up 5-2 in the bottom of the 8th only to have them tie it up that inning and then watching Aaron " ing" boone hit the game winner walk off homer in the 11th. I watched the patriots lose 2 superbowls (Packers/Giants). Desmond Howard for that kickoff return TD! Oh and the Celtics gave me tons of losing seasons and bad luck in the draft. The east was so bad in 2002 that the Celts made the ECF. Kenny Anderson and Antoine Walker were celts back then. Hahaha. That 26 point comeback in game 3 of that series was sweet to see even if it that was our last win of the series. Lakers would have raped us. Haha this years NFC championship game fetaured the last 2 teams who beat New England in the superbowl.
If you watch the replay, there's very blatant holding on that return. There really is. A man is in perfect position to take down Howard and gets literally yanked back by a Packer grabbing the back of his jersey.
So that's two SB losses for the Pats due to the refs not calling a blatant holding penalty. My God I've become SpursDynasty.
GET THE OUT
Although I wasn't referring to you in my post, what a person can do is give credit to the opponent for being better on that day. You don't make excuses, you don't blame the refs, etc. You weren't making those excuses, you were just pissed off at the world. The only think you forgot is that when you profess your fandom in this forum, and your team loses, you are going to hear about it. We all do. You just seemed to think for a moment, than you shouldn't have to have heard about it.
Holding, holding, holding! No fair!
I'm going to need to see hard evidence that is examined by a panel of Harvard-trained lawyers, notarized, signed, sealed, and placed in a museum for public approval before I believe that such things as "holding" calls exist. It's not like this is a phantom knee injury.
Injuries like the one Brady used seem to come off as excuses for poor performances.
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