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View Poll Results: THE SUPER BOWL XLII CHAMPIONS WILL BE......
New York Giants (Road Warriors) 15 40.54%
New England Patroits (Perfect Pats) 18 48.65%
I watch for the commercials... 4 10.81%
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Old 02-01-2008, 01:10 AM   #1
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Talking The Super Bowl Thread

I searched the forums and have not found an official Super Bowl XLII thread.

HERE we can discuss the teams, vote in the poll, and discuss the game before, during, and after as well as the new commercials!
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Old 02-01-2008, 01:11 AM   #2
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Wes Welker is the MAN.
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Old 02-01-2008, 01:13 AM   #3
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Wes Welker is the MAN.
A true Pro Bowl athlete.
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Old 02-01-2008, 01:13 AM   #4
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My prediction for the final score.

Pats 1,000,000 Giants -34,000.


Also yes, Wes Welker is the man.
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Old 02-01-2008, 01:26 AM   #5
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My prediction for the final score.

Pats 1,000,000 Giants -34,000.


Also yes, Wes Welker is the man.
Seriously......

I feel that the teams are pretty evenly matched. It will be close. Eli and the offense need to stay mistake free and capitalize on every possession. Then the D has to nail Brady and the gang and keep them out of the red zone.

If the Giants lose, hey they made it this far and much farther than anyone had put them. If they win, a mind blowing upset.

If the Patriots win, it solidifies their place in history as a great dynasty that is far from being over. If they lose, it will be an absolute disappointment.
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Old 02-01-2008, 01:36 AM   #6
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Seriously......

I feel that the teams are pretty evenly matched. It will be close. Eli and the offense need to stay mistake free and capitalize on every possession. Then the D has to nail Brady and the gang and keep them out of the red zone.

If the Giants lose, hey they made it this far and much farther than anyone had put them. If they win, a mind blowing upset.

If the Patriots win, it solidifies their place in history as a great dynasty that is far from being over. If they lose, it will be an absolute disappointment.
I was serious too. lol.

I honestly feel like this game isn't going to be close. The Pats played one of their worst games of the regular season against the Giants and I'm sure were a little blindsided by the fact that the Giants came all out considering they had nothing to gain.

The game was in Giants Stadium and in crappy weather, and they still put up 38 points. (Yeah 17, OK, Plax lol.) The game will be played on a field turf in optimal weather conditions which is what the weather was like at the beginning of the season where the Pats were putting up 45+ points on all their opponents.

Giving 2 weeks for Belichick to figure you out is huge. I like Coughlin as a coach, but Belichick is in a class of his own with current day coaches.

Also the spread started at around 14 points. Last I checked it was down to 11 1/2. And all I see are people on TV saying how this could be a close game or flat out picking the Giants. It's just the even though the Pats have never blown any one out it a Super Bowl when they win, in my opinion, I think this is the weakest team that they have faced. (Bears, Packers, Rams, Panthers, Eagles.)

At least when the 01 Patriots upset the Rams there was no one outside of New England who picked the Pats.
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Old 02-01-2008, 01:36 AM   #7
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I'm going to tell you something, I'm not even going to watch the super bowl. Not only because I have to work (pizza buisness), it's going to be a total slaughter house. Not even going to be fun to watch. Maybe if the Pack had made it...
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Old 02-01-2008, 01:48 AM   #8
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The weather in Arizona has been pretty crappy the last couple of days. High of 65 low of 45 with possible rain. But the retractable roof is a plus.

The spread is all about the numbers game the casinos in Vegas run. If you were to go by that scientific method of calculating the winner, you would be crazy. I hope it ends up being a great game. Win or Lose it is a day to spend drinking and eating like crazy with your family and friends.
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I'm going to tell you something, I'm not even going to watch the super bowl. Not only because I have to work (pizza buisness), it's going to be a total slaughter house. Not even going to be fun to watch. Maybe if the Pack had made it...
First of all, I'm a huge Packers fan and it took a while to get over the loss, but you can't honestly say that the team the team in the Super Bowl beat would have had a better chance against probably the greatest team in NFL history. The Pack-Giant game at Lambeau was a lot closer than it should have been. Green Bay simply couldn't move the ball on NY's D and no matter what anybody says about how good Al Harris is, he, therefore every DB on the Packers D, could not stop Plaxico Burress. The Giants deserve to be there and they are because of what they've done the team with the best chance of beating the Pats no matter how much I hate Strahan and Pierce.
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I'm going to tell you something, I'm not even going to watch the super bowl. Not only because I have to work (pizza buisness), it's going to be a total slaughter house. Not even going to be fun to watch. Maybe if the Pack had made it...
Can I get some coupons? Seriously... pizza is too damn expensive. It's sad that I can get 60 big, juicy, meaty buffalo wings with bleu cheese and celery from my local pub for less than 2 pizzas from any of the major chains. There's a local Russian-owned pizza joint by my home that has the hottest delivery girls I've ever seen--but I think they're all import brides.

That said, I'm all for the Pats winning. But I think the Giants will give them a run for their money.
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I searched the forums and have not found an official Super Bowl XLII thread.

HERE we can discuss the teams, vote in the poll, and discuss the game before, during, and after as well as the new commercials!
Sorry man, I already created one...

https://forum.blu-ray.com/showthread...light=patriots
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Old 02-03-2008, 10:07 PM   #12
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hey all, just wanted to say enjoy the superbowl and have a safe great time.

GO PATS!!!!
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i thought it was a boring game...i want it to be 45-45 points.
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i thought it was a boring game...i want it to be 45-45 points.
Do you even like football?

That game was perfect!
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hey all, just wanted to say enjoy the superbowl and have a safe great time.

GO PATS!!!!
Didn't you have a Patriot avatar when you started this thread? lol Come on man! You gotta stand strong. Even when we lose.
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Didn't you have a Patriot avatar when you started this thread? lol Come on man! You gotta stand strong. Even when we lose.
After living in New England I see most "fans" to be fair weather fans.... They say they are fans but will not even watch them play.
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After living in New England I see most "fans" to be fair weather fans.... They say they are fans but will not even watch them play.
Yeah, thats a shame. Especially when it comes to the Red Sox. I remember when about 15 years ago when I was 6, I got to sit in the bleachers for under 10 dollars. Now that ticket costs around 30 dollars.

I went to the parade in 2004 when they broke the curse and it wasn't really that busy, easy to get on the transit system, comfortable standing room on the Boston streets. This past year we couldn't get a parking spot at the transit station that holds over 5,000 cars. There were so many "pink-hats" (which is a term for fair weather Red Sox fans) it was ridiculous. There was no where to stand and some people didn't even know who the players were.

I'm a college student but in 2004 the true fans were there. This year there were college studens just looking for a day away from classes. Chanting "resign Lowell" and "A-Rod sucks" on the train looking for attention. It was sad.
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Yeah, thats a shame. Especially when it comes to the Red Sox. I remember when about 15 years ago when I was 6, I got to sit in the bleachers for under 10 dollars. Now that ticket costs around 30 dollars.

I went to the parade in 2004 when they broke the curse and it wasn't really that busy, easy to get on the transit system, comfortable standing room on the Boston streets. This past year we couldn't get a parking spot at the transit station that holds over 5,000 cars. There were so many "pink-hats" (which is a term for fair weather Red Sox fans) it was ridiculous. There was no where to stand and some people didn't even know who the players were.

I'm a college student but in 2004 the true fans were there. This year there were college studens just looking for a day away from classes. Chanting "resign Lowell" and "A-Rod sucks" on the train looking for attention. It was sad.
I was a true Sox fan in 04. This year was not the same.
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