This was the most boring super bowl I've seen in 15 years. However, I give credit to the kid Brady, congratulations, but I hate the Patriots. RAIDER NATION here and with Norv next season, you'd better watch out.
Originally posted by: DarkNephree
This was the most boring super bowl I've seen in 15 years. However, I give credit to the kid Brady, congratulations, but I hate the Patriots. RAIDER NATION here and with Norv next season, you'd better watch out.
Originally posted by: Flyermax2k3
First of all, congrats to the Pats and their fans on a terrific season!
Secondly, I would like to personally thank the Patriots for beating the Panthers and sparing me the months of torment a Panthers SB win would have caused. The NFL just avoided a catastrophe on that one
How can an expansion team with no home and no players win the SB? Just where the hell is this mythical "Carolina" anyway? Is that near "Dakota" somewhere?
Originally posted by: Red Dawn
Originally posted by: DarkNephree
This was the most boring super bowl I've seen in 15 years. However, I give credit to the kid Brady, congratulations, but I hate the Patriots. RAIDER NATION here and with Norv next season, you'd better watch out.
The most boring and embarrassing SB was last years blowout of the Pansy Raiders by the Bucs
Originally posted by: Red Dawn
Originally posted by: DarkNephree
This was the most boring super bowl I've seen in 15 years. However, I give credit to the kid Brady, congratulations, but I hate the Patriots. RAIDER NATION here and with Norv next season, you'd better watch out.
The most boring and embarrassing SB was last years blowout of the Pansy Raiders by the Bucs
Originally posted by: Nitemare
Originally posted by: Red Dawn
Originally posted by: DarkNephree
This was the most boring super bowl I've seen in 15 years. However, I give credit to the kid Brady, congratulations, but I hate the Patriots. RAIDER NATION here and with Norv next season, you'd better watch out.
The most boring and embarrassing SB was last years blowout of the Pansy Raiders by the Bucs
Last years was pretty pathetic
How anyone could find last night's game boring is beyond me.
Are you sure it's safe to go? I hear NE fans were deadly in their victory celebrationOriginally posted by: BostonRedSox
Here is the Parade Route for all of us that are going to welcome home our Super Bowl Champs.
Originally posted by: BostonRedSox
Here is the Parade Route for all of us that are going to welcome home our Super Bowl Champs.
Originally posted by: tse200
Originally posted by: Flyermax2k3
First of all, congrats to the Pats and their fans on a terrific season!
Secondly, I would like to personally thank the Patriots for beating the Panthers and sparing me the months of torment a Panthers SB win would have caused. The NFL just avoided a catastrophe on that one
How can an expansion team with no home and no players win the SB? Just where the hell is this mythical "Carolina" anyway? Is that near "Dakota" somewhere?
Yeah like "New England" is really specific too...jeez...
Skeet
Originally posted by: Flyermax2k3
Originally posted by: tse200
Originally posted by: Flyermax2k3
First of all, congrats to the Pats and their fans on a terrific season!
Secondly, I would like to personally thank the Patriots for beating the Panthers and sparing me the months of torment a Panthers SB win would have caused. The NFL just avoided a catastrophe on that one
How can an expansion team with no home and no players win the SB? Just where the hell is this mythical "Carolina" anyway? Is that near "Dakota" somewhere?
Yeah like "New England" is really specific too...jeez...
Skeet
At least New England exists. There is no such place as "Carolina". There's a North Carolina and a South Carolina but I have yet to see just plain old Carolina on a map.
I'm not a fan of either team, I'm just glad that sorry excuse for an NFC Champion didn't win it all.
Originally posted by: ClueLis
Originally posted by: Flyermax2k3
Originally posted by: tse200
Originally posted by: Flyermax2k3
First of all, congrats to the Pats and their fans on a terrific season!
Secondly, I would like to personally thank the Patriots for beating the Panthers and sparing me the months of torment a Panthers SB win would have caused. The NFL just avoided a catastrophe on that one
How can an expansion team with no home and no players win the SB? Just where the hell is this mythical "Carolina" anyway? Is that near "Dakota" somewhere?
Yeah like "New England" is really specific too...jeez...
Skeet
At least New England exists. There is no such place as "Carolina". There's a North Carolina and a South Carolina but I have yet to see just plain old Carolina on a map.
I'm not a fan of either team, I'm just glad that sorry excuse for an NFC Champion didn't win it all.
May I just say that that is the most utterly pathetic reason to hate a team. The Panthers are a great franchise, and even though they lost the superbowl, they didn't exactly embarass themselves.
Nothing wrong with coining new terms, unless you are frozen in the past. "Carolina Panthers" is just clever marketing to appeal to both North and South Carolinians. Besides, "North Carolina Panthers" doesn't exactly roll off the tongue, and Charlotte itself is probably not big enough to support an NFL franchise.Originally posted by: Flyermax2k3
Originally posted by: tse200
Originally posted by: Flyermax2k3
First of all, congrats to the Pats and their fans on a terrific season!
Secondly, I would like to personally thank the Patriots for beating the Panthers and sparing me the months of torment a Panthers SB win would have caused. The NFL just avoided a catastrophe on that one
How can an expansion team with no home and no players win the SB? Just where the hell is this mythical "Carolina" anyway? Is that near "Dakota" somewhere?
Yeah like "New England" is really specific too...jeez...
Skeet
At least New England exists. There is no such place as "Carolina". There's a North Carolina and a South Carolina but I have yet to see just plain old Carolina on a map.
I'm not a fan of either team, I'm just glad that sorry excuse for an NFC Champion didn't win it all.
Originally posted by: Flyermax2k3
Originally posted by: tse200
Originally posted by: Flyermax2k3
First of all, congrats to the Pats and their fans on a terrific season!
Secondly, I would like to personally thank the Patriots for beating the Panthers and sparing me the months of torment a Panthers SB win would have caused. The NFL just avoided a catastrophe on that one
How can an expansion team with no home and no players win the SB? Just where the hell is this mythical "Carolina" anyway? Is that near "Dakota" somewhere?
Yeah like "New England" is really specific too...jeez...
Skeet
At least New England exists. There is no such place as "Carolina". There's a North Carolina and a South Carolina but I have yet to see just plain old Carolina on a map.
I'm not a fan of either team, I'm just glad that sorry excuse for an NFC Champion didn't win it all.
Originally posted by: preCRT
Question for Pat's fans at Boston.com:
Would you give up both Patriots Super Bowl championships in exchange for one Red Sox World Series victory?
Yes. I've been waiting so long for the Sox to win the Series that I'd do anything to see them triumph.
No way. I want the Sox to win as much as anyone, but the Patriots' championships are priceless.
Originally posted by: Mermaidman
Nothing wrong with coining new terms, unless you are frozen in the past. "Carolina Panthers" is just clever marketing to appeal to both North and South Carolinians. Besides, "North Carolina Panthers" doesn't exactly roll off the tongue, and Charlotte itself is probably not big enough to support an NFL franchise.
(Hmm--Maybe North and South Carolina should merge . . . )
Originally posted by: Excelsior
Please change your username to dumbfvck.
Originally posted by: Flyermax2k3
Originally posted by: tse200
Originally posted by: Flyermax2k3
First of all, congrats to the Pats and their fans on a terrific season!
Secondly, I would like to personally thank the Patriots for beating the Panthers and sparing me the months of torment a Panthers SB win would have caused. The NFL just avoided a catastrophe on that one
How can an expansion team with no home and no players win the SB? Just where the hell is this mythical "Carolina" anyway? Is that near "Dakota" somewhere?
Yeah like "New England" is really specific too...jeez...
Skeet
At least New England exists. There is no such place as "Carolina". There's a North Carolina and a South Carolina but I have yet to see just plain old Carolina on a map.
I'm not a fan of either team, I'm just glad that sorry excuse for an NFC Champion didn't win it all.
Originally posted by: Nitemare
Originally posted by: Flyermax2k3
Originally posted by: tse200
Originally posted by: Flyermax2k3
First of all, congrats to the Pats and their fans on a terrific season!
Secondly, I would like to personally thank the Patriots for beating the Panthers and sparing me the months of torment a Panthers SB win would have caused. The NFL just avoided a catastrophe on that one
How can an expansion team with no home and no players win the SB? Just where the hell is this mythical "Carolina" anyway? Is that near "Dakota" somewhere?
Yeah like "New England" is really specific too...jeez...
Skeet
At least New England exists. There is no such place as "Carolina". There's a North Carolina and a South Carolina but I have yet to see just plain old Carolina on a map.
I'm not a fan of either team, I'm just glad that sorry excuse for an NFC Champion didn't win it all.
Just pulled out a map of the US and have yet to see New England on it, which state is it beside?
The Patriots arrived in 1959, Got massacred in the title game in 1963 by 41 points.
Moved to Foxboro in 1970.
In 1985 they won the AFC Championship! Then got destroyed by the Bears 46-10.
They won the AFC Championship again in 1996, but were soundly defeated 35-21 in the Super Bowl
They squeaked by the Rams and Panthers to win the SuperBowl in 2002 and 2004
The Panthers were founded in 1993, played their first game in 1995(they won, only team in NFL history to win their inaugural game)
Won a division title their second year and beat the defending Superbowl champions in their first playoff game.
NFC Conference Champs in 2004, barely lost to a team riding a 14 game winning streak.
Summary:
It took New England 26 years to win a Conference Championship in a much smaller league.
It took them 43 years to be able to put up a decent team and actually compete and win in the SuperBowl
The Panthers came within a play or two of winning the SuperBowl in less than 10 years of them playing football.
They will beat you next year....twice, that is if you can make it back to the Super Bowl.
Originally posted by: Nitemare
Originally posted by: Flyermax2k3
Originally posted by: tse200
Originally posted by: Flyermax2k3
First of all, congrats to the Pats and their fans on a terrific season!
Secondly, I would like to personally thank the Patriots for beating the Panthers and sparing me the months of torment a Panthers SB win would have caused. The NFL just avoided a catastrophe on that one
How can an expansion team with no home and no players win the SB? Just where the hell is this mythical "Carolina" anyway? Is that near "Dakota" somewhere?
Yeah like "New England" is really specific too...jeez...
Skeet
At least New England exists. There is no such place as "Carolina". There's a North Carolina and a South Carolina but I have yet to see just plain old Carolina on a map.
I'm not a fan of either team, I'm just glad that sorry excuse for an NFC Champion didn't win it all.
Just pulled out a map of the US and have yet to see New England on it, which state is it beside?
The Patriots arrived in 1959, Got massacred in the title game in 1963 by 41 points.
Moved to Foxboro in 1970.
In 1985 they won the AFC Championship! Then got destroyed by the Bears 46-10.
They won the AFC Championship again in 1996, but were soundly defeated 35-21 in the Super Bowl
They squeaked by the Rams and Panthers to win the SuperBowl in 2002 and 2004
The Panthers were founded in 1993, played their first game in 1995(they won, only team in NFL history to win their inaugural game)
Won a division title their second year and beat the defending Superbowl champions in their first playoff game.
NFC Conference Champs in 2004, barely lost to a team riding a 14 game winning streak.
Summary:
It took New England 26 years to win a Conference Championship in a much smaller league.
It took them 43 years to be able to put up a decent team and actually compete and win in the SuperBowl
The Panthers came within a play or two of winning the SuperBowl in less than 10 years of them playing football.
They will beat you next year....twice, that is if you can make it back to the Super Bowl.
Originally posted by: Flyermax2k3
Originally posted by: Excelsior
Please change your username to dumbfvck.
I'll get right on that. Just as soon as you change yours to asshat
Originally posted by: Nitemare
Originally posted by: Flyermax2k3
Originally posted by: tse200
Originally posted by: Flyermax2k3
First of all, congrats to the Pats and their fans on a terrific season!
Secondly, I would like to personally thank the Patriots for beating the Panthers and sparing me the months of torment a Panthers SB win would have caused. The NFL just avoided a catastrophe on that one
How can an expansion team with no home and no players win the SB? Just where the hell is this mythical "Carolina" anyway? Is that near "Dakota" somewhere?
Yeah like "New England" is really specific too...jeez...
Skeet
At least New England exists. There is no such place as "Carolina". There's a North Carolina and a South Carolina but I have yet to see just plain old Carolina on a map.
I'm not a fan of either team, I'm just glad that sorry excuse for an NFC Champion didn't win it all.
Just pulled out a map of the US and have yet to see New England on it, which state is it beside?
The Patriots arrived in 1959, Got massacred in the title game in 1963 by 41 points.
Moved to Foxboro in 1970.
In 1985 they won the AFC Championship! Then got destroyed by the Bears 46-10.
They won the AFC Championship again in 1996, but were soundly defeated 35-21 in the Super Bowl
They squeaked by the Rams and Panthers to win the SuperBowl in 2002 and 2004
The Panthers were founded in 1993, played their first game in 1995(they won, only team in NFL history to win their inaugural game)
Won a division title their second year and beat the defending Superbowl champions in their first playoff game.
NFC Conference Champs in 2004, barely lost to a team riding a 14 game winning streak.
Summary:
It took New England 26 years to win a Conference Championship in a much smaller league.
It took them 43 years to be able to put up a decent team and actually compete and win in the SuperBowl
The Panthers came within a play or two of winning the SuperBowl in less than 10 years of them playing football.
They will beat you next year....twice, that is if you can make it back to the Super Bowl.
Originally posted by: BostonRedSox
Originally posted by: Nitemare
Originally posted by: Flyermax2k3
Originally posted by: tse200
Originally posted by: Flyermax2k3
First of all, congrats to the Pats and their fans on a terrific season!
Secondly, I would like to personally thank the Patriots for beating the Panthers and sparing me the months of torment a Panthers SB win would have caused. The NFL just avoided a catastrophe on that one
How can an expansion team with no home and no players win the SB? Just where the hell is this mythical "Carolina" anyway? Is that near "Dakota" somewhere?
Yeah like "New England" is really specific too...jeez...
Skeet
At least New England exists. There is no such place as "Carolina". There's a North Carolina and a South Carolina but I have yet to see just plain old Carolina on a map.
I'm not a fan of either team, I'm just glad that sorry excuse for an NFC Champion didn't win it all.
Just pulled out a map of the US and have yet to see New England on it, which state is it beside?
The Patriots arrived in 1959, Got massacred in the title game in 1963 by 41 points.
Moved to Foxboro in 1970.
In 1985 they won the AFC Championship! Then got destroyed by the Bears 46-10.
They won the AFC Championship again in 1996, but were soundly defeated 35-21 in the Super Bowl
They squeaked by the Rams and Panthers to win the SuperBowl in 2002 and 2004
The Panthers were founded in 1993, played their first game in 1995(they won, only team in NFL history to win their inaugural game)
Won a division title their second year and beat the defending Superbowl champions in their first playoff game.
NFC Conference Champs in 2004, barely lost to a team riding a 14 game winning streak.
Summary:
It took New England 26 years to win a Conference Championship in a much smaller league.
It took them 43 years to be able to put up a decent team and actually compete and win in the SuperBowl
The Panthers came within a play or two of winning the SuperBowl in less than 10 years of them playing football.
They will beat you next year....twice, that is if you can make it back to the Super Bowl.
That's like comparing the Florida Marlins to the Chicaco Cubs of 1892. Makes no sense whatsoever. Two totally different era's, no teams back when the Patriots started where forced to leave players unrestricted, so they can be claimed by the 'expansion' teams, and then there's the salary issues. Again, nice try, but your so-called comparision is just ignorance at it's finest.