LETS GO......
GIANTS!!!
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14-14 in the begining of the 3rd. The giants Bradshaw has been awesome at finding some holes, but the Cowboys Marion Barber takes 3-4 guys to take down. 0 -
Giants ahead 21-17 with 4 minutes left. 0 -
I'm watching....looks like the 'Boys and especially Romo are starting to loose it. Just called another time out...not good. 0 -
Yea dol, they had 9 penalties against them, i was hoping they would catch delay of game! [:D] 0 -
GIANTS WIN!!!!
Cowboys 4th and 11, ROMO throws an interception in the endzone!0 -
Intercepted at the end zone....
Looks like Mateo is going to have a loooong drive home.0 -
quote:Originally posted by SuburbanNoize
GIANTS WIN!!!!
Cowboys 4th and 11, ROMO throws an interception in the endzone!
Matty will be along shortly to explain. Don0 -
you guys are fast 0 -
quote:Originally posted by big800
you guys are fast
Don't take a good man long. Don0 -
quote:Originally posted by dcon12
quote:Originally posted by big800
you guys are fast
Don't take a good man long. Don
guess i need a TV in the computer room0 -
I feel bad for Mateo...he sure is one heck of a dedicated fan.
Oh well, like the Dolphins, better luck next year, Cowboys.
BTW, looks like Eli is playing a lot like his brother.0 -
Up to the Snow next Week in Green Bay. 0 -
quote:Originally posted by dcon12
quote:Originally posted by SuburbanNoize
GIANTS WIN!!!!
Cowboys 4th and 11, ROMO throws an interception in the endzone!
Matty will be along shortly to explain. Don
Let's see, I'm sure he stayed until the last play, so about 2 hours to exit the stadium, assume another hour to get home, probably a 2 hour bereavement counseling session, followed by a 3 hour suicide watch; nah, probably be more like in the morning before he checks in.
Sure would hate to be one of his clients tomorrow!0 -
Bump for our resident legal beagle. 0 -
quote:Originally posted by dolfan
I feel bad for Mateo...he sure is one heck of a dedicated fan.
Oh well, like the Dolphins, better luck next year, Cowboys.
BTW, looks like Eli is playing a lot like his brother.
Thanks DOLFAN. Nice to see someone loyal to their team even when things go bad.
Yes it was a tough day. It was a nail biter. I was covered in beer and nachos and can barely talk today. God, I love this sport.
We are the fourth youngest team in the NFL and we will be back. The bottom line is, you cannot make mistakes in the playoffs.
Dropped passes.
Excessive stupid penalties.
The :52 scoring drive to end the half.
I know you all want to poke fun at me because I am a Cowboy fan and have been since 1964 when I was six. Back then we were known as the team that couldn't win the big one. I will be a fan until they plant me in the ground.
In Australia they call it "Cutting down the tall poppy."
Goes with the territory. Doesn't mean I'm going to like it.
I consider myself a good sport. As a general rule I don't rub it into the losers, unless they have been pouring it on me. After the game I personally shook the hands of several Giants fans and wished them luck. They have the better team. They won fair and square at our house.
People who rub it in when another team loses are classless and likely never played sports at a level outside of Junior High.
We will be back and will have to be dealt with. See ya next year BEAOTCHES!!!!
GO COWBOYS!!!!
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People who rub it in when another team loses are classless and likely never played sports at a level outside of Junior High.
Come on now. Thats part of playing the game as well. I was only joking when i bumped this for you, but you have to expect a little razzing about it. Im a huge Eagles fan, and how many times have they lost when it mattered? That seems to be common with all philly teams.0 -
They never should have passed that Jessicas Law thing, seems too much like Murphys law. 0 -
quote:Originally posted by SuburbanNoize
People who rub it in when another team loses are classless and likely never played sports at a level outside of Junior High.
Come on now. Thats part of playing the game as well. I was only joking when i bumped this for you, but you have to expect a little razzing about it. Im a huge Eagles fan, and how many times have they lost when it mattered? That seems to be common with all philly teams.
I have no problem with you Suburban, or any of the other posters who rib me in a good natured way. You have some class. Unlike ILUVMEN who over and over and over posts the same drivel designed to rub it in only. He lives to be a punk sport. There comes a point, after the game, when sportsmanship rules.
I knew I would get some ribbing and that is fine. But at a certain point it crosses the line.
Cowboys lost. Get over it. I will...0 -
quote:Originally posted by mateomasfeo
quote:Originally posted by SuburbanNoize
People who rub it in when another team loses are classless and likely never played sports at a level outside of Junior High.
Come on now. Thats part of playing the game as well. I was only joking when i bumped this for you, but you have to expect a little razzing about it. Im a huge Eagles fan, and how many times have they lost when it mattered? That seems to be common with all philly teams.
I have no problem with you Suburban, or any of the other posters who rib me in a good natured way. You have some class. Unlike ILUVMEN who over and over and over posts the same drivel designed to rub it in only. He lives to be a punk sport. There comes a point, after the game, when sportsmanship rules.
I knew I would get some ribbing and that is fine. But at a certain point it crosses the line.
Cowboys lost. Get over it. I will...
Allrite, good. Romo played a decent game, And Marion Barber was looking real good, but you guys had how many penalties called against you, i think it was like 11, damn. It was a tough break, and if Romo had completed that pass in the last 30 seconds of the game, your boys would have had a big win.0 -
Cowboys were flat. Romo to T.O. was covered. Too many penalties, and still they almost pulled it out with 9 seconds left. 0 -
Very well stated, Mateo.
BTW, this was in our local paper today:
Sparano free to talk to Dolphins again
Posted on Mon, Jan. 14, 2008
BY DAVID J. NEAL AND JEFF DARLINGTON
DALLAS -- For this moment, Cowboys assistant head coach Tony Sparano wasn't interested in his future. Only his immediate past.
He wasn't yet interested in the whirlwind of action that surely will pack his schedule this week, engagements that will include more talks with the Dolphins, or perhaps even a news conference to announce his hiring as the team's head coach.
For this moment, however, shortly after Dallas' 21-17 loss to the Giants, Sparano still was sulking with his Cowboys. He was not contemplating his future.
''We just lost a game,'' Sparano said. ``That's the only thing I'm worried about right now, the fact that we just lost a game.''
Soon enough, the Cowboys' loss could become the Dolphins' gain. Talks with Sparano, who is still viewed as Miami's leading candidate, can now officially resume.
Dolphins general manager Jeff Ireland met once with Sparano in Dallas on Jan. 5, but the parties have not been able to talk since then because NFL rules restricted assistants of playoff teams from interviewing after last weekend until their seasons are over.
Now, with Dallas eliminated, the Dolphins are expected to bring Sparano to South Florida at some point this week, possibly as early as Wednesday.0
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