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Patience or Mercy?
02-03-2008, 05:23 AM
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Patience or Mercy?
Who believes we'll have to be Patient with Albeeno's potential "BIG GYNORMOUS HEAD" if the Pats win? Or we'll be merciful and not say anything when they lose?
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02-03-2008, 06:24 AM
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RE: Patience or Mercy?
I say we go with "the refs won the game for them" if the Pat's win, or razz the heck out of him about how big of losers they are if they do actually lose... 
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02-03-2008, 07:01 AM
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RE: Patience or Mercy?
Been a Giants fan all of my life.
Some of my earliest memories are going to see them practice at summer camp with my Dad (GRHS) at Fairfield College and Monmouth College. I took my son to see them practice at Fairleigh Dickinson many years ago. They've been holding Summer Camp at The State University of New York at Albany for the last 6-8 years - about 15 minutes from my home. In a typical summer, I'll stop at UAlbany a couple of times during the 5 weeks they're here ($10.00 for a camp-long parking pass). The players are really good about signing for the fans - especially the kids. They (the receivers) occasionally give away gloves and sweatbands they wore on the practice field (if asked politely).
It's a pleasant surprise to see them in the Super Bowl. They've FAR exceded any expectations I had at the beginning of the season.
I'd like to see the Giants win. Eli needs the confidence, and Strahan and Feagles could retire with their rings.
Will it happen? Who knows. Stranger things have happened.
On paper, the Patriots should blow them out of the stadium........but the game isn't played on paper.
I'm just hoping for a good game either way.
Some of my earliest memories are going to see them practice at summer camp with my Dad (GRHS) at Fairfield College and Monmouth College. I took my son to see them practice at Fairleigh Dickinson many years ago. They've been holding Summer Camp at The State University of New York at Albany for the last 6-8 years - about 15 minutes from my home. In a typical summer, I'll stop at UAlbany a couple of times during the 5 weeks they're here ($10.00 for a camp-long parking pass). The players are really good about signing for the fans - especially the kids. They (the receivers) occasionally give away gloves and sweatbands they wore on the practice field (if asked politely).
It's a pleasant surprise to see them in the Super Bowl. They've FAR exceded any expectations I had at the beginning of the season.
I'd like to see the Giants win. Eli needs the confidence, and Strahan and Feagles could retire with their rings.
Will it happen? Who knows. Stranger things have happened.
On paper, the Patriots should blow them out of the stadium........but the game isn't played on paper.
I'm just hoping for a good game either way.
02-03-2008, 09:14 AM
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RE: Patience or Mercy?
I couldn't help myself brother, I had to say patience. Where do the Seahawks sit right now? Oh yeah, done! While I think the Pats are an awesome team, I'm gonna have to side with the Giants in this one. Their passion to overcome a horrid start to the season is testament to playing as steam and not giving up.
02-03-2008, 12:50 PM
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RE: Patience or Mercy?
Normally I would have rooted for NE like I have for the last several decades, but this time it is for the Giants, just because they are the underdogs.
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For I know the plans I have for you," declares the LORD, "plans to prosper you and not to harm you, plans to give you hope and a future. Then you will call upon me and come and pray to me, and I will listen to you. You will seek me and find me when you seek me with all your heart.