trumad
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Tue Jan-18-11 10:02 AM
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So the Pat's are in the tripping game to--- hey--- and it was recored. |
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Tue Jan-18-11 10:09 AM
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Edited on Tue Jan-18-11 10:09 AM by JonLP24
It was more deliberate than the Jets because a Panthers player worked his way through the sidelines to trip a gunner. Tasker was saying this type of thing is not uncommon.
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Tue Jan-18-11 11:01 AM
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2. This should be fun to watch!! |
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Tue Jan-18-11 11:30 AM
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3. I look for this to be addressed at winter meetings |
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Tue Jan-18-11 02:12 PM
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4. It's beginning to look like a pattern |
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The Patriots seem to have an organizational commitment to cheating.
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Tue Jan-18-11 02:32 PM
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5. I was just coming here to post this. |
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Edited on Tue Jan-18-11 02:33 PM by Forkboy
As I said before when it came up with the Jets, I don't have a problem with teams lining up that way (thought the NFL does), but I do have a problem if those guys are going out of their way to interfere. In this vid here the Pats guy just pushed the guy back onto the field with one arm, (what we punk fans do on the edge of a moshpit..throw the bastards back into it!), but that's still too much.
The guy on the Jets who accused the Pats of this apologized. He should retract it. He was right.
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