Super Bowl 50

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Super Bowl 50

Postby kham » Sun Feb 07, 2016 9:56 pm

Congratulations to the Denver Broncos for killing Carolina 24-10 and proving yet again, DEFENCE WINS SUPER BOWLS :twisted:

Also notable kudos to the Broncos for pasting that whiny little BITCH Newton to the turf 6, thats SIX times . That will never get old. Sadly, they didn't remove his spine. But it's an imperfect universe :twisted:

The fact the whiny douchecock was wearing gold shoes only made his pain taste even more like candy. Look up the word HUBRIS, asshole

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Re: Super Bowl 50

Postby MadMax359 » Mon Feb 08, 2016 6:43 am

the way he didn't dive in for that last fumble, are we sure the Broncos didn't remove his backbone? :twisted:
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Re: Super Bowl 50

Postby Mr Mudster » Mon Feb 08, 2016 7:11 am

MadMax359 wrote:the way he didn't dive in for that last fumble, are we sure the Broncos didn't remove his backbone? :twisted:

The guy is a disgrace to quarterbacks everywhere! There are still a few real men that play quarterback, but the days of Roger Staubach, Terry Bradshaw, John Elway, Joe Montana and others is long gone.

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Re: Super Bowl 50

Postby kham » Mon Feb 08, 2016 11:23 am

Actual sportswriters, that is to say, outside of ESPN's Team Fellatio, are tearing him to fucking pieces. His assholery, coupled with storming off mid-question like the little bitch he is, is not going over very well

Delicious :twisted:

No less than Steve Young notes, that never mind he's upset with the game, you still supposed to be the fucking league MVP -- act like it

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Re: Super Bowl 50

Postby kham » Wed Feb 10, 2016 4:40 am

And this, very appropriate :D
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Re: Super Bowl 50

Postby Herzeleid » Wed Feb 10, 2016 12:39 pm

Yeah, I'm glad the Broncos won. seems like Cam Newton is a bad loser and a believes his own publicity too much. He comes across as a spoilt brat, unlike , as kham says, the QB's of yesteryear.
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Re: Super Bowl 50

Postby Duncan Edwards » Thu Feb 11, 2016 7:39 am

I realize that I am a little late in responding to this thread but sometimes it takes a while to digest things properly. I am as big a football fan as anyone and I feel only sympathy for Cam Newton. No matter what he does for the rest of his career, no matter how much success he sees, and he will see quite a bit yet, his behavior will haunt him. Enough said about that.

Then there are all the other people who were involved in this contest. Most notably Mr. Payton Manning. I am doubly blessed to come from the wonderful land where he first wore orange on the football field and the place he calls home. Television ratings for the Super Bowl we're actually several points higher in Nashville than they were in Denver. His battered body now restricts him largely to a leadership role on the field but he was there with whatever was required when it was needed. The strength of his mind and his heart remain undiminished. It is our greatest hope that he will return to Tennessee and put these awesome capabilities to work. Regardless of what the future holds for him it will involve a football team somewhere. And this will not be the last Super Bowl in which you see Payton Manning holding the Vince Lombardy trophy aloft.
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