Conquer Club

sorry Jim Boston...

I knew when the Pats lost the Division that playing in Denver would be tough.

I'm not gonna say that then win for Denver was caused by Manning's HGH supplements.
It was their strong Defensive Line that won it for them.

That and the bad officiating / non-calls of all the Holding that Gronk had to put up with throughout the gaem.

jimboston wrote:That and the bad officiating / non-calls of all the Holding that Gronk had to put up with throughout the gaem.

dat der gaem waz riged i tell yee!

jimboston wrote:That and the bad officiating / non-calls of all the Holding that Gronk had to put up with throughout the gaem.

Ah now that is a true Boston fan. It's never your team's fault.

tzor wrote:

jimboston wrote:That and the bad officiating / non-calls of all the Holding that Gronk had to put up with throughout the game.

Ah now that is a true Boston fan. It's never your team's fault.

Please reread my post and focus on the bolded line.

jimboston wrote:I knew when the Pats lost the Division that playing in Denver would be tough.

I'm not gonna say that then win for Denver was caused by Manning's HGH supplements.
It was their strong Defensive Line that won it for them.

That and the bad officiating / non-calls of all the Holding that Gronk had to put up with throughout the game.

So complimenting the Defensive Line of Denver; thereby criticizing the Offensive Line of the Pats...
that constitutes never in your vocabulary???

I'll accept your apology now.

Also, Gronk was held a few times. There was a specific time in the End Zone on one of the last drives. I'm not saying Gronk absolutely would have caught that ball. That's moot to the call. There was a clear holding in a key moment that wasn't called. Please don't insult your own intelligence by denying that.

pfft, this entire thread is pointless. the Winnipeg blue bombers woulda whupped 'em both...

I saw that play you were talking about and I agree with the announcers, it was a good noncall.

jimboston wrote:

tzor wrote:

jimboston wrote:That and the bad officiating / non-calls of all the Holding that Gronk had to put up with throughout the game.

Ah now that is a true Boston fan. It's never your team's fault.

Please reread my post and focus on the bolded line.

jimboston wrote:I knew when the Pats lost the Division that playing in Denver would be tough.

I'm not gonna say that then win for Denver was caused by Manning's HGH supplements.
It was their strong Defensive Line that won it for them.

That and the bad officiating / non-calls of all the Holding that Gronk had to put up with throughout the game.

So complimenting the Defensive Line of Denver; thereby criticizing the Offensive Line of the Pats...
that constitutes never in your vocabulary???

I'll accept your apology now.

Also, Gronk was held a few times. There was a specific time in the End Zone on one of the last drives. I'm not saying Gronk absolutely would have caught that ball. That's moot to the call. There was a clear holding in a key moment that wasn't called. Please don't insult your own intelligence by denying that.

it's hard to focus on the bolded line when right under it you put equal blame on the refs


classic Pats fan

jimboston wrote:So complimenting the Defensive Line of Denver; thereby criticizing the Offensive Line of the Pats...
that constitutes never in your vocabulary???

Because you qualified it in the next sentence. Besides you didn't mention your team, so it's still not your team's fault.

How many key passes did White drop because he didn't get to the ball fast enough?
What about that offensive line (defense of Steel, offensive line of Kleenex) you had people who weren't covered getting direct lines to the QB.
The friendly Ghost's failure of the extra point basically cost the team the game because they kept taking high risks to come back and failed every time.

The officiating was fair. You can't blame the game on that.

strike wolf wrote:I saw that play you were talking about and I agree with the announcers, it was a good noncall.

Bullshit.

One defender clearly had two hands on him... one on his shoulder and one clearly holding his shirt.
This IS Pass Interference. There is no debate. The announcers are biased idiots.

Look up the rules.

http://operations.nfl.com/the-rules/201 ... terference

Your agreement with the announcers is meaningless. It is what it is. Haters will say it ain't so, but the Truth is the Truth.

tzor wrote:

jimboston wrote:So complimenting the Defensive Line of Denver; thereby criticizing the Offensive Line of the Pats...
that constitutes never in your vocabulary???

Because you qualified it in the next sentence. Besides you didn't mention your team, so it's still not your team's fault.

How many key passes did White drop because he didn't get to the ball fast enough?
What about that offensive line (defense of Steel, offensive line of Kleenex) you had people who weren't covered getting direct lines to the QB.
The friendly Ghost's failure of the extra point basically cost the team the game because they kept taking high risks to come back and failed every time.

The officiating was fair. You can't blame the game on that.

A qualified statement is not equivalent to "never".

Please learn how to read and comprehend the English Language.

Jim, it's KARMA for all the cheating NE has been doing over the years.

notyou2 wrote:Jim, it's KARMA for all the cheating NE has been doing over the years.

Get over it.

Haven't you seen South Park?

It's only cheating if you lose and get caught.
It's not cheating if you win.
DUH!

jimboston wrote:

Army of GOD wrote:NO f*ck YOU GET OUT OF HERE WITH THAT PATS SHIT

Can you name for me the one city/region in the US that has won at least one Championship in each of the four major American sports in the past ten years?

The four major sports (for those who are uncertain) are Baseball, Basketball, Football, and Hockey.


WE ARE ALL PATRIOTS!

Yeah the problem is that all of Boston has forgotten the past 40 years of sports outside of the Celtics and how miserable they have been. Then they take their one decade of glory, try to boast while still playing the underdog or the " we're not New York" card to feel good about themselves.

I love all of my friends from Boston that I have made over the years, but there are times that I feel Boston sports could make any MIT or Harvard professor a meathead southie when people talk about the Pats

The ball was over-inflated!

I hope the Panthers whoop the shit out of the Broncos. Thank God it'll be Manning's last game. Time for that broke neck hick to move off into the sunset.

He was a great quarterback once but not so much anymore.

Bernie Sanders wrote:The ball was over-inflated!

I think it was more like the quarterback's ego was over-inflated.

tzor wrote:

Bernie Sanders wrote:The ball was over-inflated!

I think it was more like the quarterback's ego was over-inflated.

His offensive line failed him.

Crazyirishman wrote:

jimboston wrote:

Army of GOD wrote:NO f*ck YOU GET OUT OF HERE WITH THAT PATS SHIT

Can you name for me the one city/region in the US that has won at least one Championship in each of the four major American sports in the past ten years?

The four major sports (for those who are uncertain) are Baseball, Basketball, Football, and Hockey.


WE ARE ALL PATRIOTS!

Yeah the problem is that all of Boston has forgotten the past 40 years of sports outside of the Celtics and how miserable they have been. Then they take their one decade of glory, try to boast while still playing the underdog or the " we're not New York" card to feel good about themselves.

I love all of my friends from Boston that I have made over the years, but there are times that I feel Boston sports could make any MIT or Harvard professor a meathead southie when people talk about the Pats

I was going to route for the Panthers, but now I'm routing for both teams to lose!

Seriously, has N.C. ever won a professional league championship???

Oh wait, yes, the Hurricanes won the Stanley Cup in 2006!

Do people in N.C. even care about the Whalers... um I mean Hurricanes??? You guys shouldn't even be allowed to have an NHL Franchise! If I were Mayor of Hockey, I would make it a law that a city must be located North of the Mason-Dixon line in order to be eligible to host an NHL Team.



By the way... just for the record, where did the Hurricanes play their first game when they were originally incorporated as a Professional Franchise??? I'll tell you... at the original Boston Garden! Your only Championship Team is one of Boston's cast-offs!

jimboston wrote:Do people in N.C. even care about the Whalers... um I mean Hurricanes??? You guys shouldn't even be allowed to have an NHL Franchise! If I were Mayor of Hockey, I would make it a law that a city must be located North of the Mason-Dixon line in order to be eligible to host an NHL Team.

On behalf of all the wonderful children who live in Key West Florida and who have to play hockey on concrete with wheels instead of blades I must object.

On the other hand, shouldn't real hockey be played OUTDOORS? (Which raises the line well above that of Mason-Dixon and shortens the season considerably.)

IF YOU DONT BELIEVE ME JUST WATCH



FUCKFACES

Congratulations Broncos! Well played!

patches70 wrote:I hope the Panthers whoop the shit out of the Broncos. Thank God it'll be Manning's last game. Time for that broke neck hick to move off into the sunset.

He was a great quarterback once but not so much anymore.

Now that there is some funny shit

Anyway, I am thrilled to see Cam get his as handed to him on a plate. Although talented, he is young, unexperienced and fucking arrogant. This was EXACTLY what he needed to help him gain a little humility.

And Manning is a class act; exactly what Cam should be aiming for. Interesting game.....

oh was that bowling thing yesterday?