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Originally posted by hawker84:Originally posted by baltien:Well, the Green Bay "win" by the NFL's own admission is illegitimate. Which may be a bitter pill for you to swallow, but I digress.
Doesn't matter what wins you do or don't have. For now at least, you guys are no better than second place in the West.
Though, I suppose there's no need to let facts get in the way of a good story. Please, continue.
you mean the game where the league ruled that it was a legitimate catch, that admission? that pill wasn't hard to swallow at all, i'm confused.
Originally posted by SportsFan:
Originally posted by hawker84:
Originally posted by baltien:
Well, the Green Bay "win" by the NFL's own admission is illegitimate. Which may be a bitter pill for you to swallow, but I digress.
Doesn't matter what wins you do or don't have. For now at least, you guys are no better than second place in the West.
Though, I suppose there's no need to let facts get in the way of a good story. Please, continue.
you mean the game where the league ruled that it was a legitimate catch, that admission? that pill wasn't hard to swallow at all, i'm confused.
I am also confused. Talked to many Seattle fans on Sunday (and they are not a smart bunch) who love to claim the NFL said the catch was legitimate (ok, it was) yet at the same time forget the fact the NFL ruled all the calls in 2005 SB were legit as well. So you can't have your cake and eat it to.
So I agreed with all Seaturd fans. The win against the Packers was legit. And so was the Steelers SuperBowl win in 2005. Agree?
Originally posted by hawker84:
oh we're talking about the PI, i agree 100% should have been called, but it wasn't? therefore catch legit, GB goes home sobbing. still not getting the point.
Originally posted by hawker84:oh we're talking about the PI, i agree 100% should have been called, but it wasn't? therefore catch legit, GB goes home sobbing. still not getting the point.
Originally posted by RolandDeschain:Think they may have to play the Packers again? In GB?
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Player appeals almost never work in these cases, obviously something was jacked up. Woot, Sherman isn't going anywhere; except the playoffs and the Super Bowl! :D
I know it's a bitter pill to swallow, 49ers fans, because you just want to think we're a bunch of cheaters with illegitimate wins; but nope.
Originally posted by SportsFan:
I am also confused. Talked to many Seattle fans on Sunday (and they are not a smart bunch) who love to claim the NFL said the catch was legitimate (ok, it was) yet at the same time forget the fact the NFL ruled all the calls in 2005 SB were legit as well. So you can't have your cake and eat it to.
So I agreed with all Seaturd fans. The win against the Packers was legit. And so was the Steelers SuperBowl win in 2005. Agree?
Originally posted by SportsFan:
You didn't respond to my post.
Are you in agreement that since the NFL ruled the refs made the correct calls in 2005 that the Seacocks legitimately lost and Seattle went home sobbing?
Originally posted by LisaTwelve:
Originally posted by SportsFan:
I am also confused. Talked to many Seattle fans on Sunday (and they are not a smart bunch) who love to claim the NFL said the catch was legitimate (ok, it was) yet at the same time forget the fact the NFL ruled all the calls in 2005 SB were legit as well. So you can't have your cake and eat it to.
So I agreed with all Seaturd fans. The win against the Packers was legit. And so was the Steelers SuperBowl win in 2005. Agree?
At least the Hawks played well in the GB game (e.g., 8 sacks on AR in the first half) and there were bad calls on both sides throughout the game. The LAST one garners all the attention because it was the LAST one.
As for SB 2005...
One or two less dropped passes by Jeremy Stevens and the refs aren't even a conversation.
But, "what if's" typically are rarely useful or productive so, we move on....
with BOTH Browner AND Sherman in the playoffs
Originally posted by hawker84:
Originally posted by SportsFan:
You didn't respond to my post.
Are you in agreement that since the NFL ruled the refs made the correct calls in 2005 that the Seacocks legitimately lost and Seattle went home sobbing?
no and i don't think you or anybody else with some any common sense agrees with it either. especially after the ref's themselves admitted they blew a bunch of call in that game. but we had no choice to accept it, just like GB does.
Originally posted by SportsFan:
Sour grapes. And the ref in the Packer game later admitted he made the wrong call. So which way do you want it. Either you won the Packers game and not the SuperBowl legitimately or the other way around. Can't have both.
Seattle are the only ones who think they won both games. Congrats, you won a game on Sunday. Going to love it when you are out the first game you play on the road. But I am sure you will find some reason to complain as to why you didn't really lose but were screwed by the refs.