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The Bengals, the Patriots and the New Orleans Saints are 8-0 at home this season despite having tougher schedules than the Seahawks who are 7-1 at home.
So I guess the Bengals, Pats and Saints' 12th man must be better huh?
Plus Green Bay won in Seattle last season (don't anyone dare insult my intelligence by suggesting otherwise).
So I guess the Bengals, Pats and Saints' 12th man must be better huh?
Plus Green Bay won in Seattle last season (don't anyone dare insult my intelligence by suggesting otherwise).
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I think the majority of NFL followers would agree that the new stadium in Seattle is now the biggest home field advantage in football.
And I`ll insult your intelligence and inform you that Green bay didn`t win in Seattle last season. If they had done I would have won thousands. Cheated, YES but they didn`t win. |
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its off da richter!...
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i would back 49r's to win in new england or denver but not seattle and their 12th man noise
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its a toss up
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The Saints didn't lose at the weekend because of the '12th man' rubbish. In fact the crowd didn't play a much of a part in the Saints' downfall.
The '12th man' meant absolutely nothing to Arizona. But the Superdome in New Orleans.....now that is a home field advantage if ever there was one |
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Seahawks WIN
http://www.grantland.com/story/_/id/10170641/bill-barnwell-best-home-field-advantages |
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The 12th man against the Saints was the Weatherman ;)
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didnt you hear all the whingeing from your 49ers when they lost here last time? They blamed it on the 12th man!
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that "garbage" would come mainly from the media although judging from the number of wasted time outs from visiting teams this term (2 from the saints on saturday) thinking the crowd are not a big factor would be foolish.
fair to say that SF go into the game looking in better form though and i think it will still be in the balance right up to the 2min warning. time outs remaining will be crucial, that is where the "12th man" thing could be a factor. |
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The way Kaepernick has been burning timeouts so far in the playoffs they'll be all gone on the first series of each half
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Agreed, lazy journalism.
If their was a 12th man it's the influence of the crowd on the umps to constantly ignore blatant pass interference, holding, and other illegalities that the Seahawks D gets away with. of course, those same journalists call it 'playing tough'. |
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Now you're just showing your ignorance.
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Cant wait to hear the excuses when the 49ers season ends tonight haha
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BOOM
Unlucky clay Wrong again ;) |
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Had absolutely nothing to do with the 12th man
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Bore off
Wrong Good night |
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Bore off
Wrong Good night |
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Great when somebody puts up such an articulate argument to prove you wrong eh Clay? Idiot...
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Another niner i see? Sleep it off pal. Feels better in the morning
Better side won End of |
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The 12th man was the difference between the two teams tonight, that much is quite clear.
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Niner? No I'm a Bear. Shows how much you know. Any unbiased NFL fan can see the 49ers got some shocking calls from the officials tonight. You are just showing yourself up to be a typical bias moron who is out of your depth though when it comes to debating sport. Still, given your username and the football team you support it's not a surprise really is it.
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Classy response colldogg
sorry you lost money lads better luck next time |