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Zippy replied

8 February 2010, 03:22
Originally posted by Toolpusher

Super Bowl Ads

They were advertising the ads "I might have missed" during the game. It did my head in.
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Gonzo replied

8 February 2010, 03:03
Originally posted by Toolpusher

Well, if it doesn't go to Drew Brees, the only other player is Tracy Porter.

Unfortunately wikipedia did not manage to predict that one.
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Zippy replied

8 February 2010, 03:03
Originally posted by Toolpusher

Well, if it doesn't go to Drew Brees, the only other player is Tracy Porter.

Yep, you were right
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Gonzo replied

8 February 2010, 02:56
Originally posted by Toolpusher

Except maybe the Detroit Lions!

Ah yes. The Lions are the exception that proves the rule.
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Zippy replied

8 February 2010, 02:56
Originally posted by Gonzo View Post

**** me. Someone has updated the wikipedia entry for the New Orleans Saints already.

Any word on the MVP?
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Gonzo replied

8 February 2010, 02:53
**** me. Someone has updated the wikipedia entry for the New Orleans Saints already.

The team advanced to the 2009 NFC Championship game where they defeated the Minnesota Vikings 31-28 in overtime, sending the team to their first championship appearance in franchise history. They recently defeated the Indianapolis Colts in Super Bowl XLIV for the 2009 NFL Championship with a score of 31-17.
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Zippy replied

8 February 2010, 02:52
Originally posted by Toolpusher

Except maybe the Detroit Lions!

I'll get my money on them for next year.
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Gonzo replied

8 February 2010, 02:50
Originally posted by Toolpusher

On their first trip to the Super Bowl too!

This goes back to how the sport is constructed.

No team can stay completely useless forever.
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Zippy replied

8 February 2010, 02:46
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Gonzo replied

8 February 2010, 02:44
Game Over.

Well done Saints.
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NickFitz replied

8 February 2010, 02:43
Excellent throw!

(Niles just threw a brick through the window of the gallery that sold Frasier a forgery...)
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Zippy replied

8 February 2010, 02:31
Originally posted by Gonzo View Post

Ooh, Peyton Manning will not be happy now.

He has a face like a slapped arse. Poor lad.
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Zippy replied

8 February 2010, 02:30
Originally posted by Gonzo View Post

They usually are.

The whole sport is constructed so that one-sided games are very rare.

They don't like it if a game ends in a tie though.

I wish I hadn't said that
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Gonzo replied

8 February 2010, 02:29
Ooh, Peyton Manning will not be happy now.
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Gonzo replied

8 February 2010, 02:28
Originally posted by Zippy View Post

At least it's a tight game.

They usually are.

The whole sport is constructed so that one-sided games are very rare.

They don't like it if a game ends in a tie though.
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