02-07-2006, 04:00 AM
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Join Date: Sep 2004
Location: London, just off the Eastern Seaboard
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I agree. I think the fact that the post-game talk has been about the refereeing says it all. I'm sure that the Steelers would rather have won without such blatantly bad penalty calling. They must be quite resentful that people think that the refs helped them to win it, after they had put in the very hard work on the training ground, in the gym, in the classroom and on the field for all of those years. I really did not want the Steelers to win, but it is sad that something will be taken away from their victory because of such bad refereeing, not to mention the fact that it may have had a bearing in changing the result anyway. We will never know, though.
There is such a contradiction in that it is OK to cut block someone who might not see you coming, with the obvious potential for injury, and the officious calling of the Pass Interference rules.
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