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Posted: Mon Jan 25, 2010 3:49 pm
by Stealth
youngblood08 wrote:NFL wanted the Saints to win.
The Saints where higher on the list for Los Angeles candidates. Now that part is taken care of being they have a stadium that holds a lot of folks!
Who is next on the list for the move?

Posted: Mon Jan 25, 2010 4:01 pm
by starmvp
You'd think the NFL and CBS would both want Vikings to win, as Manning vs. Favre would be a matchup of the century.
Posted: Mon Jan 25, 2010 5:05 pm
by MNHockey75
Minus the 19 fumbles, the Vikings played outstanding. It's too bad because this was their only shot at a winner in my lifetime, and I'm only 22.
It almost seemed to be rigged just like the 2007 colts run, just look at this...
Peterson - 2 fumbles
Berrian - fumble lost
Favre - fumble lost, 2 ints
Harvin - fumble lost
Reynaud - fumble
You add the dreadful officiating late in the game to it all. The Leber pass interference call? What was with that? You need some contact for a penalty right? Guess not.
Was anyone else in an outrage over the low hit on Favre? After all the Carson Palmer and Tom Brady low blow talk and the refs just watch it with their hands down their pants. Yikes.
Posted: Mon Jan 25, 2010 6:47 pm
by DotaDangler
MNHockey75 wrote:Minus the 19 fumbles, the Vikings played outstanding. It's too bad because this was their only shot at a winner in my lifetime, and I'm only 22.
It almost seemed to be rigged just like the 2007 colts run, just look at this...
Peterson - 2 fumbles
Berrian - fumble lost
Favre - fumble lost, 2 ints
Harvin - fumble lost
Reynaud - fumble
You add the dreadful officiating late in the game to it all. The Leber pass interference call? What was with that? You need some contact for a penalty right? Guess not.
Was anyone else in an outrage over the low hit on Favre? After all the Carson Palmer and Tom Brady low blow talk and the refs just watch it with their hands down their pants. Yikes.
Couldn't agree more. If the Vikings had gone after Brees and hit him like the Saints did to Favre, I guarantee the whole city of New Orleans would be up in arms complaining right now. Its obvious they were instructed to take Favre out of the game. If Brad Childress had a pair he would have told jared Allen to take Brees out after the first half.
Posted: Mon Jan 25, 2010 8:37 pm
by defense
hockeyfan893 wrote:I'd like to point out the last time we were in this situation.
Loss 30-27.
Now this year, loss 31-28.
What's going on!?
Actually the last one was 41-doughnut....30-27 set us up for it.
I actually was thinking that 41-0 was easier to take, at least we know who deserved to win...the one last night is hard to figure out...the officials should quit if they aren't fired....what is AP thinking??? Why can't Favre run on probably his last play for two weeks instead of throwing an INT????
Fumble by Barrien or incomplete pass???
You know what though???? The hardest thing.... The Vikings
still had a chance to win.
My wife just became a Vikes fan this year and I warned her about this, I guess now she knows.
Posted: Mon Jan 25, 2010 10:26 pm
by gophs16
Thought the Viking coping websites and hotlines on channel 5 news were hilarious, but it does hurt pretty bad.
Posted: Tue Jan 26, 2010 8:37 pm
by Bigcat99
MNHockey75 wrote:Minus the 19 fumbles, the Vikings played outstanding. It's too bad because this was their only shot at a winner in my lifetime, and I'm only 22.
It almost seemed to be rigged just like the 2007 colts run, just look at this...
Peterson - 2 fumbles
Berrian - fumble lost
Favre - fumble lost, 2 ints
Harvin - fumble lost
Reynaud - fumble
You add the dreadful officiating late in the game to it all. The Leber pass interference call? What was with that? You need some contact for a penalty right? Guess not.
Was anyone else in an outrage over the low hit on Favre? After all the Carson Palmer and Tom Brady low blow talk and the refs just watch it with their hands down their pants. Yikes.
And no one is commenting on how the heck do you come out of a timeout with 12 guys in the huddle??? Who do you blame on that? Childress admitted in the post game conference that without that, they would have ran on third down, thus eliminating the chance to throw a pick. Wait...never mind, they probably would have fumbled again!
Posted: Tue Jan 26, 2010 9:05 pm
by defense
Bigcat99 wrote:MNHockey75 wrote:Minus the 19 fumbles, the Vikings played outstanding. It's too bad because this was their only shot at a winner in my lifetime, and I'm only 22.
It almost seemed to be rigged just like the 2007 colts run, just look at this...
Peterson - 2 fumbles
Berrian - fumble lost
Favre - fumble lost, 2 ints
Harvin - fumble lost
Reynaud - fumble
You add the dreadful officiating late in the game to it all. The Leber pass interference call? What was with that? You need some contact for a penalty right? Guess not.
Was anyone else in an outrage over the low hit on Favre? After all the Carson Palmer and Tom Brady low blow talk and the refs just watch it with their hands down their pants. Yikes.
And no one is commenting on how the heck do you come out of a timeout with 12 guys in the huddle??? Who do you blame on that? Childress admitted in the post game conference that without that, they would have ran on third down, thus eliminating the chance to throw a pick. Wait...never mind, they probably would have fumbled again!
Yep, they screwed up. Just like the officials screwed up on the fumble recovery for a touchdown that ended up on the 10 instead,
and the touchdown for the saints that was
crawled in. One call that was a maybe and I don't think anyone argues with it
either way, one call that was as obvious as a Vikes fan in the Superdome. Ya, the Vikings blew it, you don't win with fumbles and interceptions...but the officals helped out, no denying it.
In the end, we all were watching the Vikings and knew what could happen, it did, it's just the way it is in Minnesota..... now we can finally move on to hockey.....
Posted: Wed Jan 27, 2010 12:18 pm
by starmvp
Question now is: Does Favre retire?
Posted: Wed Jan 27, 2010 12:25 pm
by east hockey
starmvp wrote:Question now is: Does Favre retire?
No. He might waffle but in the end, no.
Lee
Posted: Wed Jan 27, 2010 12:43 pm
by starmvp
east hockey wrote:starmvp wrote:Question now is: Does Favre retire?
No. He might waffle but in the end, no.
Lee
That's what I'm thinking. He says he "already made a decision"
Posted: Wed Jan 27, 2010 2:00 pm
by Goldfishdude
I ddon't care if the SOB is spending all summer looking at TVs in a Sears store, and shows up Aug 21st.... It's all entertainment, boys.... win or lose... he has shown us in one year what the Packer fans have gotten to see for 16..
I love what the guy brings to the table.... whether waffles or GOLDFISH....
Posted: Wed Jan 27, 2010 3:52 pm
by starmvp
You're right Goldfish, besides maybe one extra win I don't think I could have asked for anything else from Favre. He had his best season ever statistically and he was fun to watch.
Posted: Fri Jan 29, 2010 12:33 am
by SPUDNUT
salol44 wrote:Goldfishdude wrote:karl(east) wrote:

Particularly when the real, pagan Vikings were most famous for ransacking and pillaging British monasteries.
At any rate, Vikings = White Bear Lake of the NFL.
I swear to.......... a stack of pancakes (that better?).... that I WAS going to put that in my post, Karl, but I have taken more than enough heat about my Bears, and I thought I better not!!!
But since you let the cat out of the bag...........
The difference between the Vikes and the Bears???
I will never hate the Vikes.....
I think you meant to say "Moorhead of the NFL"
STILL bitter about Tuesday nite, aren't ya ? (6-2, ouch !)
Posted: Fri Jan 29, 2010 9:37 am
by starmvp
SPUDNUT wrote:salol44 wrote:Goldfishdude wrote:
I swear to.......... a stack of pancakes (that better?).... that I WAS going to put that in my post, Karl, but I have taken more than enough heat about my Bears, and I thought I better not!!!
But since you let the cat out of the bag...........
The difference between the Vikes and the Bears???
I will never hate the Vikes.....
I think you meant to say "Moorhead of the NFL"
STILL bitter about Tuesday nite, aren't ya ? (6-2, ouch !)

Posted: Sun Feb 07, 2010 1:16 am
by JeffersonB76
Don't get me started even. Darkest day in MN sports in a good many years. I have still to regain my vocal cords.