Guys keep this exchange as civil as possible. I am enjoying this tread very much. Don't let it get too personal OK?
You can alway's agree to disagree.
You can alway's agree to disagree.
Dodens Grav said:By merit of the fact that the majority of the game saw either the Seahawks with the lead or down by only 4 points, and by merit of the fact that they were in the end zone in position to take the lead and would've had first and goal if not for shooting themselves in the foot with a holding call, I would, in fact, call this a close game. It was not a nail-biter by any means. But that is not the only thing that determines a close game. It doesn't have to come down to the wire. The recurring theme throughout the game was missed opportunities by the Seahawks that should not have been missed. I already mentioned them, but I'll mention them again. In the first quarter (maybe the second?), Darrell Jackson gave an ever so slight pushoff on Ike Taylor in the endzone, thus negating a touchdown. On another play, on a deep ball, Darrell Jackson, evidently thinking he was closer than he was, dragged his right foot the wrong way instead of over the pylon, again negating another touchdown. In the late third quarter, I don't remember who caught the pass, but the Seahawks would have had first and goal on about the 2 yard line, if not for a holding call that killed their momentum. The Seahawks beat themselves just as much as the Steelers beat the Seahawks. That really has nothing to do with who I'm rooting for. I have this uncanny ability to apply objective observation even to an NFL game. The fact of the matter is that both teams, overall, played fairly shoddy games, and the deciding factor became the Seahawks' missed opportunities, not even mentioning their two missed field goals. It's fine to disagree with me, which you obviously do, but all of my observations are fair. I don't see where you get off questioning my credibility as a Steelers fan, however.
Dodens Grav said:But you need to learn how to show some fucking respect when people disagree with you.
I'm just curious......how is not watching the super bowl any kind of mistake or negative action in any way?T_man357 said:And finally posting on a message board instead of watching the game with friends & partying like most people do
Dodens Grav said:I have to say I disagree with you on the officiating account, Wheezer. I think they did a pretty good job overall throughout the playoffs.
#1_Droogie said:I'm just curious......how is not watching the super bowl any kind of mistake or negative action in any way?
Dodens Grav said:For some reason, I completely forgot about that game. And I'm a diehard Steeler.
Unfaithfully Metalhead said:it's not the Steelers per say.. it's the Ref's unjust calls that caused the outcome of the game/scoring... at least for a bettors view like me.. i could care less who won.. but if it weren't for those two calls the score would of been much closer and they would of lost by less then 4 points or exactly 4 points. which either way would of been fine with me...
Unfaithfully Metalhead said:don't make me cut your hair lol from a bettors perspective only.. that game was not fair.. from the point spread perspective i mean.. again i dont care if steelers won as long as it would've and should've of been less then 4 points... and IMO a TD or two was stolen from the Hawks not because of the steelers but because of the officials/refs..