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Felger and Mazz: Should Pats fans be so overconfident?
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It was even more fun not opening it at all.
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who cares...we aren't playing the game
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Should Felger and Mazz be so overconfident about thinking Pats fans care about what they have to say? :eek:
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Hey Felger & Mazz
We, the patriot fans, don't understand where you get your data. Media people making things up to be taken by other media members as proof is seriously shoddy opinion pieces being made to look like facts. Imagine how much worse it would be if we didn't have the internet (so we can avoid all their --media -- BS). |
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The only place it has an effect -- admittedly this is a stretch -- is the totality of the fan base's opinion contributes to what the media will parrot ad nauseum. The players(some) will read or hear what is expected by the masses (they should easily beat them) which may, theoretically, alter their mental outlook to a degree. |
Re: Felger and Mazz: Should Pats fans be so overconfident?
by definition nobody should ever be overconfident
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These are the same people who wear their "lucky clothes" on gameday as if it could possible have some affect upon the outcome. I know a guy who can only watch a big Patiots game by himself. He can't handle distractions during game time because he "thinks" he needs to remain hyper-focused. Imagine, isolating oneself because they "think" they can have an affect on the outcome of a game they're not even playing in!!!!! So if we have any of these people present, could you all stand up so we can see who you are? :D |
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It's great to be worked up for the game. It makes it more entertaining when there is that kind of apprehension/excitement. And I don't see anything wrong with some fun rituals leading up to/during game time. But when you get to the point where not having your "winning jersey" on causes anxiety or you have to have total isolation to watch the game? It's kind of like the joke from Chris Rock "If you're at a strip club, and the sun is out, you got some problems". |
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