Patriots vs. Steelers for AFC Championship

[Lou]

OK and that's fine, it's just obvious you're pissed off that the Eagles won, or that the Stillers lost, or both.

I'm just looking at all of these games objectively. I think to myself, "If my life depended on it, who would I pick?" And right now the Patriots are the better team. Unless something ridiculous happens like Brady getting injured in practice, even with T.O. coming back it's a long shot for the Eagles to win the game.

[MAX]

No,

I stopped being biased when my Broncos once again failed. I'm just an observant footy fan at this point. I didn't give a crap who won today.

[POJO_Risin]

Originally posted by Lou
It's a win-win situation for POJ. If the Eagles win, he'll feel a little better, kind of like a "fuck you" to the Patriots. If the Eagles lose, I won't be talking trash.

My objective opinion is that the Eagles will lose. They will have to play an absolutely FLAWLESS game to win. Basically it's a Villanova/Georgetown 1985 situation. The Eagles will have to be perfect in every phase of the game, from the coach down to the no-names on special teams to win.

If you look like a hypocrit...

and smell like a hypocrit...

win-win?

win-WIN?

let me requote...just so you don't miss it...

I've got some friends in Filly...they're a little slow too...

My objective opinion is that the Eagles will lose. They will have to play an absolutely FLAWLESS game to win. Basically it's a Villanova/Georgetown 1985 situation. The Eagles will have to be perfect in every phase of the game, from the coach down to the no-names on special teams to win.

Hmmm...if they win...well...your an eagle fan...

if they lose...you said they would...

pretty fucking convenient...

and pssst...fuckhead...I NEVER said I didn't like the Eagles...

There are five things in sports I hate...

1. the Yankees
2. Michigan
3. the Browns
4. Used to hate the Bulls...obviously they aren't there any more...
5. Pompous jackass fans (ie...98% of Yankee fans)

Your internet persona has acquired quite a bit of that number 5...

which I find interesting...because you haven't always been a pompous arrogant ass...

[POJO_Risin]

Now...for a new thread...

[MAX]

Originally posted by POJO_Risin
because you haven't always been a pompous arrogant ass...

Maybe he both shaved and bathed t'day?

[Rikk]

Originally posted by Lou
It's a win-win situation for POJ. If the Eagles win, he'll feel a little better, kind of like a "fuck you" to the Patriots. If the Eagles lose, I won't be talking trash.

I doubt he sits around worrying about the "trash" you talk, LOO. So don't lose any sleep over it.

[light 'em up!]

Originally posted by Lou
Unless something ridiculous happens like Brady getting injured in practice, even with T.O. coming back it's a long shot for the Eagles to win the game.

A few years back, the Rams were 18 point favorites to win the Super Bowl against the Patriots...

Ya never know.

[Chaz Rock City]

I was wrong, the Pats didn't feel the the steel. Excuse me while I crawl into a bottle of Jack Daniels.

[Dave's PA Rental]

<div style="font-size:10px;">&nbsp;</div><div class="source">Associated Press</div><!-- template inline --><p>FOXBORO, Mass. -- <a href="http://sports.espn.go.com/nfl/clubhouse?team=nwe">New England</a> quarterback <a href="http://sports.espn.go.com/nfl/players/profile?statsId=5228">Tom Brady</a> had a
103-degree fever the night before the Patriots beat the Pittsburgh
Steelers in the AFC championship game, Sports Illustrated reported.</p><p></p><p><table align=right border=0 cellspacing=0><tr><td width=2> </td><td
width=65><img src="http://espn.go.com/media/nfl/2005/0125/photo/g_brady_mug.jpg" width=65
height=90 align=right alt="Tom Brady"></td></tr><tr><td width=2>
</td><td width=65><font face="arial" size="-2"
color="#666666"><b>Brady</b></font></td></tr></table><p></p><p></p><p>The magazine said in this week's issue that Brady had an
intravenous line in his left -- non-throwing -- arm on Saturday night
while fighting off chills in his Pittsburgh hotel room.</p><p></p><p>In outdoor temperatures of 11 degrees, Brady threw for two
touchdowns with no interceptions to lead the Patriots to a 41-27
victory and their third Super Bowl appearance in four years.</p><p></p><p>Patriots spokesman Stacey James did not immediately return a phone call seeking comment

[rustoffa]

Belichick probably used the teams anal thermometer on him orally right before gametime.

He's old-school like that.

[phildogger]

I Stand Vindicated!!!!!!!