Always loved the "Ickey-Shuffle"... Ickey Woods... is he still playing? ;-)
Sorry gals and guys... it´ll be Da Bears all the way to Detroit in 2006!
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Shay
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Bohemian<br><font size=1>777 wrote:
Always loved the "Ickey-Shuffle"... Ickey Woods... is he still playing? ;-)
He's been retired for awhile now. He's now the coach for a women's football team here in Cincinnati.
Sorry gals and guys... it´ll be Da Bears all the way to Detroit in 2006!
Maybe they can do a remake of their classic song "The Super Bowl Shuffle"....anybody remember that one??
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brENsKi
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yes i bloody well do!!! it was my @Patriots that got stuffed about three hours after i saw that video during pre-game
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iron eagle
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err Brenski... they are MY Patriots... and Bruins... Red Sox's and Celtics
mine mine mine!!!!!! :p
*LOL*
and the Patriots rule peeps...
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OgreBattleField1980
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New Orleans Saints 23 , Carolina Panthers 20.
With a game that was dedicated to the victims of Hurricane Katrina. Saints pulled out a gut wrenching last second victory. A feel good celebration soon followed with tears of joy from all the team. Gameballs were handed out to Ray Nagin and the victims who evacuated to the Charlotte Colliseum was given most if not all the Carolina Panthers team tickets. A very thoughtfull and gratefull deed by the opposing team. A show of good sportsmanship the likes of which I dont think has ever been seen before. After the game was over both teams shook hands and New Orleans Saints players told the Panthers players Thank you. This was a game that wasnt really about who won or lost. Both teams had a victory and this is a salute to teamwork in every sense of the word. As a long time native of the New Orleans area I am very proud of this team no matter how many wins or losses this team has under the belt. I now am hoping that team owner Tom Benson decides to keep this team in New Orleans and helps that community to rebuild rather than seek a lucrative deal to move the team to another city. For the better part of 40 years New Orleans was a city who lived and died by football and whether they won or lost this team has some of the greatest fans immaginable. They are also vocal too when the team is down. Paper bags were worn during the saints 1-15 showing in 1980. In 1996 when the Saints had yet another losing season you would see signs defaming then head coach Jim Mora. Then there was the famous Sports Illustraited cover featuring Mike Ditka and Rickey Williams in a wedding dress. The Saints are the NFLs lovable losers. But they shined this sunday and they got a much deserved win. My hats off to those guys.
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OgreBattleField1980
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guess no one cares about football today lol
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Krizzy
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Iron Eagle you rock it, boy!
Kriz ;o*
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iron eagle
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why thank you dahling....
so do you!
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brENsKi
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MexQueenFM wrote:
if you want Dynasty, look at the 49ers of the 80's , the Pats are no where close (yet)
(I'm a '9er faithful)
the 69ers did it in ONE DECADE, as did the Cowboys and the Steelers...in days whe the teams with most money could buy a championships (unless you're a dolphin)
But the Patriots achievement is much higher up the scale. They did it post free-agency and post salary-cap era...when everything is based on parity....to win 3 in 4 seasons when everyteam has the same financial chance is awesome
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iron eagle
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Dang Brenski... i thought you might give me some slight grief for being so greedy and not sharing......
if it helps co-worker says the atlanta falcons are the bomb... and will take it all....
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OgreBattleField1980
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the atlanta vicks will fall flat in the playoffs for the simple fact they are too one dimensional ... Vick is a ticking time bomb and he will be detonated if he isnt carefull.
