Wandering Athol
Here kitty kitty...
nephinsfan said:
Missing the point: I'm saying the "usual suspects" still play for the Colts, and those "usual suspects" seem to have a way of choking come the big game :titanic: . Of course, that's just their track record, it doesn't mean anything in the same vein that you'd probably hire a guy with multiple DUIs to drive a school bus :googly: . Of course, we might have to wait until the AFCCG to get the chance to witness them "spinning out" again.
Whether Sanders was better than Dillon has no relevance to this discussion :down: . Dillon is not without fault, but it is not difficult with a little bit of empathy to understand his frustration, just as if Sanders would have attempted to do the same thing in Detriot. Hell, Ray Bourque had a hand in orchestrating his trade from the Bruins and 99% of New England sympathized with him leaving the organization and even cheered on the Avalanche in the NHL playoffs. But I guess you've never been trapped in a crappy situation that was only going to get crappier and felt frustrated? :confused: Dillon: perfect - no, forgivable with time - yes.
At least I back up my opinions with a little more than "I do not need to google anything about any pats player because #1 I could care less who they have on the field as long as they are losing." 'Nuff said. Another irony is the "I hate every Patriots-related" one-trick-pony-that-you-are calling me repetitive: priceless
. You have my promise I will work harder on my posts to further educate you (and I'm speaking directly to you, not the entire Fins board, so that I don't come off as arrogant) in the future :whip: .I don't believe the Pats walk on water, but I do believe they run a class organization, which could be used a model (and is around the league) for others. And for the record, if I come off with a "I am better than anyone here" attitude to you, you might want to do a little introspection as to why you feel this way :mirror: .
I was only responding to this question (below). And I don't believe the topic has been beaten to death yet.
Originally Posted by The New Guy
Besides Richard Seymour, who are the impact players for NE that were injured before, but are healthy now?
The New Guy brings insight to this thread and is appreciated :up: . You have not that I have seen recently. If you care to stop your hating and partake in educating us NE arrogant pricks OR learning something yourself by asking critical questions of us, please do.
The Fins have a heck of a fan base, many of them at-first bandwagoners who were attracted to the team from years of winning, much like the fan base the Pats are starting to attract now. It comes with the territory, and I can understand if not respect that. I was there sitting in old Foxboro stadium during the dark days: the 1-15 days, the Victor Kiam days, the Patrick Sullivan days, the Parcells-mailing-in-the-SB days, the meet-me-in-Saint-Louis days, the players-coked-up-during-the-games days...and I'm going to enjoy this little respite with the Pats on top b/c I realize everything is cyclical in life and eventually somebody's going to come along to knock the Champs off the wall.
The term, "Lame patsy website" is once again indicative of your nature.
Yes, ignorance will bequeath intolerance and jealousy of things foreign.
Yes. Ta-ta.
I will be here on this thread off-and-on until the end of the NE season, win or lose, if anybody wants to discuss football.
