Great game! (even though I lost the pool at work lol).
Saints 31 - Colts 17
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Great game! (even though I lost the pool at work lol).
Saints 31 - Colts 17
Is this the World Series of Football?
No, I believe it is a giant cereal eating competition.
Who Dat?
No no LOL thats is the Stanley Cup Finals.Quote:
Originally Posted by mendhak
who's stanley?
And why does everyone want his cup? :eek:Quote:
Originally Posted by RobDog888
Congrats to New Orleans. They ain't the "Ain'ts" no more...
http://www.nflmanifesto.com/wp-conte...9/12/aints.jpg
Poise and dignity. Just two words out of a great panoply that do not apply to fans of American Football.
Yes. It's quite a shame the rest of the world can't be as civilized as British football fans...Quote:
Originally Posted by wossname
http://i.dailymail.co.uk/i/pix/2006/...06_228x226.jpg
http://news.bbc.co.uk/olmedia/305000...oligans300.jpg
http://www.brisbanetimes.com.au/ffxi..._470x320,2.jpg
106.5 million tv viewers makes this years superbowl the most watched tv program ever!
Take that socker! :p
Err, i think you will find that last years Champions League Final was watched by 109 Million :0)Quote:
106.5 million tv viewers makes this years superbowl the most watched tv program ever!
Take that socker!
http://news.bbc.co.uk/sport1/hi/foot...pe/8490351.stm
If I had watched the Champions Final, it would have been 109 Million and 1 people.
It would have been 109 million plus 1 Bolivian frogQuote:
Originally Posted by mendhak
I thought that the Colts would be more likely to win but I knew it could go either way and am happy the Saints won it. When Manning threw that interception in the 4th quarter he just about handed the win to the Saints. If he had instead thrown a pass that turned into a touchdown it could have turned out very different. Brees was the better quarterback in that particular game.
:cry: That is so sad....what is this world coming to? *shakes head in despair*Quote:
Originally Posted by NeedSomeAnswers
Its called Globalisation, what Nike & Coca Cola e.t.c have done in Business, Football has done in Sport. There are not that many countries left that don't play Football.Quote:
That is so sad....what is this world coming to? *shakes head in despair*
I like American Football, but i couldn't go down the park or gym and join in a game, nobody really plays it outside America.
The superbowl was great this year, unlike some years it was interesting until very near the end.
Actually you could, but you might have to go a little further than Hack etc would... my local club (which plays in the national league) is about 3 miles away, and I'm willing to bet there is one fairly close to you.Quote:
Originally Posted by NeedSomeAnswers
Saying that, finding a game is certainly harder than most other 'major' sports - you certainly won't see it in every park.
You know what your right, and they even play at my old rugby club which is quite funny, but my point still stands until now i didn't even know there was a league for American Football in the UK and i am willing to bet that a large majority of the general public don't know either !Quote:
and I'm willing to bet there is one fairly close to you.
That is definitely changing, and American Football is getting noticeably more popular... so much that from now on you can probably only watch the NFL live on Sky Sports (the prime-time games used to also be on 5, but they think they've lost it), and due to the huge demand for tickets at the annual Wembley game there is a very good chance that we will soon have 2 NFL games a year over here.
Dont forget that it takes no expense to play socker as you can use a rock, can or any other piece of substance that can be made to roll.
Not unless you want a broken foot !Quote:
Don't forget that it takes no expense to play socker as you can use a rock
But if your point is that it is easier to play football because all you need is a ball then yes that's true but i hardly think this alone explains it's popularity.
It's a perfect explanation of why the sport is so popular.Quote:
Originally Posted by NeedSomeAnswers
Except in America, of course. In our poorest neighborhoods here they don't bother kicking the ball - they nail a cut-up milk crate to a light pole and play basketball instead.
Particularly if you don't like the sport very much and would like a convenient reason as to why it so popular !Quote:
It's a perfect explanation of why the sport is so popular.
Excuse me, when did I ever state that I don't like soccer? I happen to watch Fùtbol de Liga Mexicana on Univision quite often in the summer, thank you.Quote:
Originally Posted by NeedSomeAnswers
You should know that it's not very wise to make douchebag assumptions like that... :rolleyes:
Damn,
why is it whenever i am spoiling for a good argument with someone on this forum lately they start being nice ! :0)
Why do some of you Brits insist on turning every friggin' thread about American football into an argument about how it is inherently inferior to soccer?Quote:
Originally Posted by NeedSomeAnswers
This was supposed to be a thread about the Super Bowl. If you wish to debate about which sport is superior start your own damn thread.
I never thought I would have to ask this, but hey RobDog - is it possible to get an "ignore" feature on this site?
Well look at how this thread is turning. "Cant we all just get along?"? :D
To answer the question, yes, there is a feature called your Ignore list or what used to be the Buddy list.
Pfft, both of your games are inferior. GAA Football or Hurling, now they are sports of Kings.
Hurling
GAA Football
Pity the Aussies nearly ruined International Rules :(
Hurl - http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hurl
:lol: when you mentioned it I was thinking of the throwing up meaning of the word. http://www.vbforums.com/
Finally, a little publicity for the sport. I have a feeling that alot of people will hurl after reading this thread.
Lol, and after providing links too! That will teach me!