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Originally posted by modninerfan:
from NFLUK.com
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As a ticketholder for the 2010 NFL International Series game you will have the opportunity to see two of the NFL's premier teams on the field at Wembley on Sunday October 31st.
on behalf the 49ers and fellow fans I would like to apologize in advance for the poor football you are going to witness between these two teams.
Originally posted by DaDivaRecieva15:Originally posted by modninerfan:
from NFLUK.com
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As a ticketholder for the 2010 NFL International Series game you will have the opportunity to see two of the NFL's premier teams on the field at Wembley on Sunday October 31st.
on behalf the 49ers and fellow fans I would like to apologize in advance for the poor football you are going to witness between these two teams.
Originally posted by ZRF80:
This wont bode well for the NFL's image in Europe.
I doubt the Niners get any primetime spots next year because of this.
Originally posted by 49erFaithful6:Originally posted by DaDivaRecieva15:Originally posted by modninerfan:
from NFLUK.com
Quote:
As a ticketholder for the 2010 NFL International Series game you will have the opportunity to see two of the NFL's premier teams on the field at Wembley on Sunday October 31st.
on behalf the 49ers and fellow fans I would like to apologize in advance for the poor football you are going to witness between these two teams.
Yeah no wonder the Euros hate our football. The losing team of this game should not be allowed back into the States.
On a side note do you think it's possible that both teams (who were flying to London right after the game) looked past this week in some way toward their trip?
Plus this game in London counts as a 49er home game how dumb is that?
Originally posted by derek_allen_02:Originally posted by ZRF80:
This wont bode well for the NFL's image in Europe.
I doubt the Niners get any primetime spots next year because of this.
Depends on who they hire as a coach. Bill Cowher or John Gruden, we'll see primetime spots.
Originally posted by 49erFaithful6:Originally posted by derek_allen_02:Originally posted by ZRF80:
This wont bode well for the NFL's image in Europe.
I doubt the Niners get any primetime spots next year because of this.
Depends on who they hire as a coach. Bill Cowher or John Gruden, we'll see primetime spots.
The Bills tried. They ended up with Chan Gailey.
Cowher and Gruden have their pick of jobs. It would be very hard with our record, roster, stadium, ownership, and recent history, to land a calibur of coach like you are naming.
Originally posted by 49erFaithful6:Originally posted by derek_allen_02:Originally posted by ZRF80:
This wont bode well for the NFL's image in Europe.
I doubt the Niners get any primetime spots next year because of this.
Depends on who they hire as a coach. Bill Cowher or John Gruden, we'll see primetime spots.
The Bills tried. They ended up with Chan Gailey.
Cowher and Gruden have their pick of jobs. It would be very hard with our record, roster, stadium, ownership, and recent history, to land a calibur of coach like you are naming.
Originally posted by jreff22:
Originally posted by Kalen49ers:HEREOriginally posted by mrbusinessman499:Originally posted by SnakePlissken:
Highly doubt Carr is gonna start next week (Sing hated the signing from the get-go, and the dips**t blew the game). -So Sing is definitely gonna consult in Mike Johnson for the best solution:
A. Promote Troy Smith (a QB Johnson was very familiar with as a QB coach at Baltimore).
B. Re-sign/Promote Nate Davis (a QB Johnson hand-picked from the draft last year, who's in his second year of the system, regardless of learning curve.)
I'd go with Nate Davis, we know what we're getting from him to the least, and we should at least explore such further since the season is shot.
Do u know troy smiths stat when he was a starter at BAL
Probably terrible, but you never know, gotta be better than David Carr
