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Atlanta went to 1.03 so probably around 30.
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didn't see previous post
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Amazing stuff, had over 56.5 and Pats - 2.5 and i'd given up on both and I was about to go to bed mid way through the 3rd quarter and then...
Quinn will never admit it, but he'll know not settling for a FG lost them the game in his heart of hearts. I felt so sad for the Blanks when I saw them holding hands on the sideline as Brady marched the Pats inexorably to victory, a lovely old couple just stood there about to get their hearts broken... Well that's GOAT QB debate settled once and for all which is a good thing as GOAT debates bore the a**e off me! |
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Brady new Career will be in the Wrestling Ring
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I still prefer Dan Marino
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Absolutely gutted. Lay us for NFC South. We'll do a Carolina. That team won't recover from that, plus new OC so a new scheme to learn.
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Be even sorer when i bring myself to do a tour of the Betting accounts later having almost already spent the money on a Summer Holiday for the family and weekend away with the lads!
Still CANNOT get my head round how they managed to lose,nigh on impossible as betting suggests! 49 ers be renegotiating surely as Shanahan is clearly one ARROGANT **** er. Cant bring myself to reread the thread and see all the celebratory remarks from Falcons backers! Never over it seems in NFL. Thought Zebras had major part to play as always..Not in Atlanta favour!Lost in the Comeback! I almost knew what was happening,I kinda remember suggesting as much, But still couldnt believe it when it DID happen. Managed to act on Gut instinct and got fair few bob out but oh my do i wish had gotten more! First bet on Falcons was odds of 24 in September,Still betting at double figures in December! |
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In terms of a soccer match what would be the equivalent in comebacks, one team leading 3-0 with 10 mins to go or worse than that?
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I feel for anyone who backed the Falcons and lost. My small bet on Patriots won, after all, but I still can't see how it happened (although I don't know much about the game). The whole thing stank the room out, imo. The last 4 or 5 minutes seemed to last nearly an hour, FFS! We often complain about the rules and officiating of our own game, but thank khrist we don't have to buy into that sh!te!
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This victory for the Pats was more down to the Falcons imploding. Just watched a re-run it's staggering how they lost. That sack on Ryan late on was criminal. Ryan took his team how out of FG range.
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The Coleman injury was a BIG factor as well
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I'd blame the play calling first. The ball should have been in RB hands in that situation. It's not as if running the ball would be negative given the talents of Freeman anyway. Total lack of pragmatism. The aggressive approach on offense can arguably be justified up until the point where you are in a winning position in a superbowl- once you are in that position though, you need to adjust to rationality. Falcons will take years to recover.
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FALCS Doing the Equivalent of Taking a Ball from the Penalty spot and placing it on the 1/2 way spot in football ,certainly helped the PATS cause
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Two years ago the Seahawks needed only one more yard to deny the Patriots.......
In all probability the Falcons didn't even need to gain any more yardage to deny the Patriots .....three straight runs then kick the field goal would have more than likely got the job done...... On such fine margins does this great game rest ![]() Casemoney...feel your pain being a Jets fan ![]() |