Thumbs up. I watched the end of the game and the Bills ICED them. The Patriots players were acting like a bunch of spoiled children at the end of the game, pushing and shoving Bills players after the kneel downs.

ghotirule Wrote:
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> I would have preferred to see the Jills, Jest, and
> Cheaters lose today.
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Me too, but how the hell could that happen when two of those teams are playing each other. A tie would have been sort of cool I guess but I'm MUCH happier to see the Patsies lose. Can't wait for all their fans to explain that one at work tomorrow.

You take pleasure in a team losing that your team can't beat means your pathetic. I could care less who beat whom that's what losing team's do, and sadly that's what we have become. A sad loser laughing stock team with out much heart, and no coaching at freaking all.

Finshady Wrote:
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> You take pleasure in a team losing that your team
> can't beat means your pathetic.

You obviously don't live or work in the Boston area, do you?

It is pathetic all right, but it's a lot better (for me) that the Pats didn't win this week

I don't thing Fitzpatrick would had been of any help playing with our team. This Murphy's Law Syndrome has been way to heavy on the organization for too long. New England is one thing but those other two. I didn't expected such a bad start. Honestly, I don't know what else to write here for the time being.

Glad they lost so I don't need to hear the BS at work. Work has been bad enough lately.

Glad they lost so I don't need to hear the BS at work. Work has been bad enough lately.

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> Gonna be a tough weak in Beantown after the Bills
> loss, especially if the Red Sox continue their
> epic collapse.


You can't call the Red Sox collapse "epic". Epics only happen once in a while! The Sox collapse all the time!