Pats Fans classiest of em all

Mods...I.P. check...compare SG3's with this idiot's....he also goes by Weasel Pantload

Keyser Söze said:

I've lurked on many other team's forum, there is no doubt. There is a level of maturity here and class. We don't call other players "***gots" or call them "gay" at every chance.

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When you have nothing, you have nothing to lose.

Look at the backgrounds of every hate group out there - - - the KKK, the Black Panthers, homophobics - - they tend to be the losers of society. So they are upset, and they act out.

tommyboy said:

Over that decade how long were they cheating i wonder?

Sources: Goodell determines Pats broke rules by taping Jets' signals - NFL - ESPN

Senator wants to know why NFL destroyed Patriots spy tapes - NFL - ESPN

Audiotaping Key to Patriots' Cheating Scandal

Ethics Newsline® » News » Reputation of New England Patriots Tarnished in Cheating Scandal


Not nearly enough was done. Coaches involved should have been banned from the NFL for life.

So much success over the past decade indeed.

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Thanks. Try again.

Getting to the stage where I don't go onto generic NFL forums any more. No point. All you get is Belicheat, scum, cheatriots as well as never ending personal abuse of people such as Brady and even Robert Kraft. The level of hatred showered on the pats by the majority of the other NFL fans is beyond my comprehension. These people need to spend more time supporting their own team and less giving themselves ulcers bad mouthing NE.

tommyboy said:

I am discussing...........if you want to call it trolling i guess you have very thin skin.

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PaulThePat said:

Getting to the stage where I don't go onto generic NFL forums any more. No point. All you get is Belicheat, scum, cheatriots as well as never ending personal abuse of people such as Brady and even Robert Kraft. The level of hatred showered on the pats by the majority of the other NFL fans is beyond my comprehension. These people need to spend more time supporting their own team and less giving themselves ulcers bad mouthing NE.

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It doesn't mean anything except envy. Faceless drivel.

So is it classy to rejoice in the knowledge that all the little chidren in the Baltimore area were boo-hoo-ing last night?

Cuz that's what I was doing.....

Joker said:

Mods...I.P. check...compare SG3's with this idiot's....he also goes by Weasel Pantload

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He's banned now.

We have his IP address and he's been informed of that.

tommyboy said:

I find it amusing to read this.

Patriots were caught dead to rights cheating.......Classy.
Brady slams his fists on the turf every time he get touched screaming for a flag.......Classy.
Players slapping the field trying to tell officials where to spot the ball.......Classy.
Gronk hangin and bangin a prostitute porn star.....Classy.

The fans? Maybe.
The team? Not a chance.

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To all the abandoned and Banned tommyboys of this country....

Take your wife and children and huddle in a corner and cry like babies cuz the Patriots aren't going anywhere soon.

You WILL continue to witness our great organization in the coming the years whether you like it or not.

I saw Ravens fans treated with lots of respect and class at the game yesterday.

Although I admit while walking past a few fans in the hotel last night, I had a chuckle.

Can't imagine traveling up to Boston to watch a shanked field goal.

serifyn said:

we get it from our coach.

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I think this is right, fans adopt the persona of the team.
Contrast to the Raiders forever, and what the Jets have become.

There is a culture around each organization.
I do it myself, refused to even think about the Super Bowl,
with this weeks game unsettled.


Then in the same manner as the team, show the
opposition respect where it is due.
In the end, it adds value to a win, puts it in proper
perspective, and makes me appreciate it more.

Ravens showed up to play yesterday.
20 different plays could have turned that game.
In fact, any single play could have turned it, a bounce, a missed tackle.
Can't remember being that stressed in a long time.

It devalues the greatness of that match to
belittle the men involved,
or the fans who suffer the loss.

tommyboy said:

Over that decade how long were they cheating i wonder?

Sources: Goodell determines Pats broke rules by taping Jets' signals - NFL - ESPN

Senator wants to know why NFL destroyed Patriots spy tapes - NFL - ESPN

Audiotaping Key to Patriots' Cheating Scandal

Ethics Newsline® » News » Reputation of New England Patriots Tarnished in Cheating Scandal

Not nearly enough was done. Coaches involved should have been banned from the NFL for life.

So much success over the past decade indeed.

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OK, I'll bite, but you have to come to the plate too. Here's your assignment.

1.You have to explain to me the logistics of how the taping of hand signals could possibly help the Pats gain a competitive advantage on game day.

You have to explain why you focus on the Pats being "cheaters" while you give a pass to the Roided up Steelers of the 70's, the Cowboys and Niners of the 80's and 90's, and the Bronco's of the late 89's. ALL those team actually DID create a competitive advantage. The Steelers by performance enhanced drugs, and the rest by illegally manipulating the cap.

Answer these questions and I will give you some of the respect you so obviously are looking for here

BTW-the Cowboys, Niners, and Bronco's were all fined by the league and had draft choices taken away, and yet somehow it didn't cause the furor of spygate. I wonder if the former Jet intern had anything to do with it.

If you can't comply with this simple request than all you are doing is being a whining b!tch fan of a far more corrupt and inept franchise.

I am always a bit hesitant to use the word "class" when talking about large numbers of people posting anonymously on an internet forum...
But, having read the forums for numerous other teams, I think a big part of it is how well run this board is....the ban against profanity, personal slurs and the active mods makes a huge difference.

seven said:

I think this is right, fans adopt the persona of the team.
Contrast to the Raiders forever, and what the Jets have become.

There is a culture around each organization.
I do it myself, refused to even think about the Super Bowl,
with this weeks game unsettled.


Then in the same manner as the team, show the
opposition respect where it is due.
In the end, it adds value to a win, puts it in proper
perspective, and makes me appreciate it more.

Ravens showed up to play yesterday.
20 different plays could have turned that game.
In fact, any single play could have turned it, a bounce, a missed tackle.
Can't remember being that stressed in a long time.

It devalues the greatness of that match to
belittle the men involved,
or the fans who suffer the loss.

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excellent post my friend:rocker:

upstater1 said:

I saw Ravens fans treated with lots of respect and class at the game yesterday.

Although I admit while walking past a few fans in the hotel last night, I had a chuckle.

Can't imagine traveling up to Boston to watch a shanked field goal.

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Yeah, it was definately different than when Jets scum groupies come to town. As a matter of fact, the only hooting and hollaring at opposing fans was coming from the ravens fans (pre-game of course ).
and on a side note.. how come, without fail, I ALWAYS see a fan of the opposing team wearing a team flag as a cape? It's just eerily guaranteed...lol. My fiends and I have a game as to who can spot this character first at each game. I won last night
Perhaps it's just that mostly "Super-Fans" (the kind that dress up like lunatics) travel to away games???

Joker said:

as YOU sit there picking your toes for enough cheese to go with that slice of spoiled ham you've been saving all season.

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I knew I picked the wrong day to have a late lunch

shmessy said:

He's banned now.

We have his IP address and he's been informed of that.

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Putting together the premise of this thread with the action above...keeping a football forum's tone "classy" isn't always easy.

We all naturally tend to get :enranged: when our posts are moderated away --and we mods aren't perfect, we miss plenty and we may have different standards from one another. But if we didn't try, we'd have a cesspool here in a hurry.

So as we head into two LONGGGG weeks of intense fandom, please try to cut us some slack (and refrain from calling %$!@# Giants fans %$!@#s).

Thanks.

patchick said:

Putting together the premise of this thread with the action above...keeping a football forum's tone "classy" isn't always easy.

We all naturally tend to get :enranged: when our posts are moderated away --and we mods aren't perfect, we miss plenty and we may have different standards from one another. But if we didn't try, we'd have a cesspool here in a hurry.

So as we head into two LONGGGG weeks of intense fandom, please try to cut us some slack (and refrain from calling %$!@# Giants fans %$!@#s).

Thanks.

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All the credit in the world to you folks for making us all look better than we act sometimes

seven said:

I think this is right, fans adopt the persona of the team.
Contrast to the Raiders forever, and what the Jets have become.

There is a culture around each organization.
I do it myself, refused to even think about the Super Bowl,
with this weeks game unsettled.


Then in the same manner as the team, show the
opposition respect where it is due.
In the end, it adds value to a win, puts it in proper
perspective, and makes me appreciate it more.

Ravens showed up to play yesterday.
20 different plays could have turned that game.
In fact, any single play could have turned it, a bounce, a missed tackle.
Can't remember being that stressed in a long time.

It devalues the greatness of that match to
belittle the men involved,
or the fans who suffer the loss.

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I'm sorry - - was that a string of haikus?

Pretty cool having old school fans on here from the less fortunate times. Another Super Bowl experience, unbelievable, this is special I hope everyone's enjoying this time.

Hats off the old school crowd.