defensivefan
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I appreciate you'll miss the game but some of us in the UK are pretty passionate too!
We were there watching at 2am when Fulton Walker returned a kick off for a TD in Superbowl 17, only to see Riggins run all over us.
We watched amazed as a young rookie QB lit up the football world as a rookie, only to lose big time to the Montana led 49ers, where all Miami could do was kick Field Goals by a kicker (von Schamann) who was more known for missing key FGs.
My mate has the Chicago game in 85 on VHS, where we stopped the Bears becoming another undefeated team.
I play the clock game regularly on VHS, where the bigger miracle was that we were still in the game after a dominant 2 quarters by the Jets and Bowens fisrt showed his potential ability.
I have the tape of Marino’s comeback game after his Achilles, when he threw the winning TD on 4th down.
I have the first game of Zach’s career when he tackled everything moving, made 2 amazing tackles on a key goal line stand.
I rejoiced when we selected the local boy Yatil Green in 1997 and then almost cried when he blew out his knee in the first couple of days of training camp.
I cut out an article (SI) on a young college wide receiver named Moss who some were saying would be the next great receiver and then went mental when JJ traded out of 19 with Green Bay and Moss dropped to 22. I remember we took a RB Avery who within 2 months had to carry a football with him wherever he went because he would fumble it all the time.
I nearly chucked my computer out of the window when I wanted Brees and Wanny took a short CB called Fletcher, and again went ballistic when he took Eddie (who?) Moore in round 2.
I was happy when we sacked Wanny (still am) but angry when Saban legged it.
If it goes ahead rejoice for us. We'll do you proud if you can't come over and experience our hospitality!
We were there watching at 2am when Fulton Walker returned a kick off for a TD in Superbowl 17, only to see Riggins run all over us.
We watched amazed as a young rookie QB lit up the football world as a rookie, only to lose big time to the Montana led 49ers, where all Miami could do was kick Field Goals by a kicker (von Schamann) who was more known for missing key FGs.
My mate has the Chicago game in 85 on VHS, where we stopped the Bears becoming another undefeated team.
I play the clock game regularly on VHS, where the bigger miracle was that we were still in the game after a dominant 2 quarters by the Jets and Bowens fisrt showed his potential ability.
I have the tape of Marino’s comeback game after his Achilles, when he threw the winning TD on 4th down.
I have the first game of Zach’s career when he tackled everything moving, made 2 amazing tackles on a key goal line stand.
I rejoiced when we selected the local boy Yatil Green in 1997 and then almost cried when he blew out his knee in the first couple of days of training camp.
I cut out an article (SI) on a young college wide receiver named Moss who some were saying would be the next great receiver and then went mental when JJ traded out of 19 with Green Bay and Moss dropped to 22. I remember we took a RB Avery who within 2 months had to carry a football with him wherever he went because he would fumble it all the time.
I nearly chucked my computer out of the window when I wanted Brees and Wanny took a short CB called Fletcher, and again went ballistic when he took Eddie (who?) Moore in round 2.
I was happy when we sacked Wanny (still am) but angry when Saban legged it.
If it goes ahead rejoice for us. We'll do you proud if you can't come over and experience our hospitality!
