lurker1965
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While I agree with your attempt to make light of the situation, that hasn't exactly worked out very well throughout this whole ordeal, and the continuation of daily accusations which are separate from deflategate are a shame to see.
It really does take away from the real focus, which should be on the game of football, and the effort shown by both the players and coaches in their weekly preparation/execution.
Idiots will be idiots, but casual fans who just read headlines will read then more about how the evil cheaters cheated because they are cheaty cheaters then see a hundred headlines making fun of the doth protest too much crowd and be won over.
If they just hung it up when the judge started to read the Well's report and ask "Where's the evidence?" The early headlines would've stuck.
The longer this goes the more the story becomes their bitter whining.
Bring it on and everyone be armed to respond to it mockingly on twitter/face book/ what ever. 2007 was the infancy of myspace. In early web still with gate keepers all this flies. Now if someone says "they always sweep for bugs" there are equally weighted voices saying "and didn't find any." Back then the article said that and ignored commenters said that. Now instead of 415 commenters, the guy sharing it on face book has 4 comments 1 CHEATRIOTS!!! and 3 "... and they didn't find any." Now that article headline is discredited before a casual fan reads it.
Edit: This can be read as me disagreeing with Supafly. I'm not. I basically am blathering a bunch of unconnected thoughts that really in the end have nothing to do with "We should all be watching the games"
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