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im just saying
 
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And what is the point ????? 
 
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another reason to go with Brady
 
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WTF does a golfer knows about football
 
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Where did you get this info?....Phil is a major player in vegas
 
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Quote Originally Posted by tim562:

WTF does a golfer knows about football


That particular golfer know TONS about football.  Every guy on the tour that wants solid info on NFL teams goes to Phil. He lives, eats, and breathes football. He lays down $200,000 without batting an eye on the NFL.

Glad I could enlighten you..big smile
 
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That particular golfer know TONS about football.  Every guy on the tour that wants solid info on NFL teams goes to Phil. He lives, eats, and breathes football. He lays down $200,000 without batting an eye on the NFL.

Glad I could enlighten you..

i did not know lefty knows that much about NFL, did he do well betting on the NFL games?

 
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Quote Originally Posted by gofordough:

Where did you get this info?....Phil is a major player in vegas

Athletes are always welcome in Vegas, because the sportsbooks know what impulsive idiots they are. This is the same guy who who couldn't close out the US Open with a 2-shot lead on the 72nd hole lead because he couldn't think straight when the pressure was on.

 
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The fact that Phil has money on the Giants is no different than anyone of our covers posters backing the Giants.  He is a man, holding a ticket.  That is all.


 
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Yea Mickelson can afford to lose on the Giants!
 
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Quote Originally Posted by Getty3:

Athletes are always welcome in Vegas, because the sportsbooks know what impulsive idiots they are. This is the same guy who who couldn't close out the US Open with a 2-shot lead on the 72nd hole lead because he couldn't think straight when the pressure was on.




Driver or 3 wood off tee?  I play to win.    
 
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another reason to go with Brady

 

Thats what everyone thought the first time these teams met last super bowl     

 
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Quote Originally Posted by Getty3:

Athletes are always welcome in Vegas, because the sportsbooks know what impulsive idiots they are. This is the same guy who who couldn't close out the US Open with a 2-shot lead on the 72nd hole lead because he couldn't think straight when the pressure was on.



It never fails to surprise me how some people can be so arrogant to sit in front of there computer and decide that this particular person is a loser.  Let me ask you something Getty...between you and Phil....how many majors do you have. I'm guessing none for you and  FOUR for Phil.  And just for fun, how many wins do you have on the PGA tour...again, I'm guessing none for you and FORTY SEVEN for Phil.

Man, I'd love to be a loser like Phil...4 second place finish's in the US Open is nothing to be ashamed of.  I doubt you could break a 100 on any of the courses he plays.

Pressure>???  He faces pressure every time he tees it up in front of thousands of people watching his every move.  About the most pressure you experience is a lousy pick in covers in which you have a 50/50 chance of covering, and no consequences when you come in second place.

I'm not saying his pick is correct...I'm only saying to use his loss at one US open to define his character is obsurd!
 
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It never fails to surprise me how some people can be so arrogant to sit in front of there computer and decide that this particular person is a loser.  Let me ask you something Getty...between you and Phil....how many majors do you have. I'm guessing none for you and  FOUR for Phil.  And just for fun, how many wins do you have on the PGA tour...again, I'm guessing none for you and FORTY SEVEN for Phil.

Man, I'd love to be a loser like Phil...4 second place finish's in the US Open is nothing to be ashamed of.  I doubt you could break a 100 on any of the courses he plays.

Pressure>???  He faces pressure every time he tees it up in front of thousands of people watching his every move.  About the most pressure you experience is a lousy pick in covers in which you have a 50/50 chance of covering, and no consequences when you come in second place.

I'm not saying his pick is correct...I'm only saying to use his loss at one US open to define his character is obsurd!
 
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Quote Originally Posted by Jose_Reyes:

The fact that Phil has money on the Giants is no different than anyone of our covers posters backing the Giants.  He is a man, holding a ticket.  That is all.


 Phil is as good as they get in golfing over a VERY long haul and his pick does not change a damn thing for me. Love P.M. but I am still on NE strong. BOL to Phil!!! Lefty's gonna need it. Hell, nevermind, I am gonna need it. This is gonna be a good one.

  

 
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Quote Originally Posted by Jose_Reyes:

The fact that Phil has money on the Giants is no different than anyone of our covers posters backing the Giants.  He is a man, holding a ticket.  That is all.


 I could not even try to put it better  .

 
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phil hit a 2 big future plays a couple of years back--one on the ravens to win super bowl and another on the dbacks,,both in the 30 to 35 to 1 range and large plays in the 30,000 range ,,those two wins are not only impressive but the driving force behinds phils legend as a gambler - and understand I am by no means saying that legend is not justified
 
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Back in 2001 when the Diamondbacks won the World Series......shortly after I was at the Mandalay watching when Mickelson strolls in with a couple of heavies and cashed some $700K on a $20,000 35-1 shot he placed before the season....stuffed stacks of $100s in a brief case then walked over to the book managers office where they wrote him a cashier's check.
 
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Quote Originally Posted by joewashington:

Back in 2001 when the Diamondbacks won the World Series......shortly after I was at the Mandalay watching when Mickelson strolls in with a couple of heavies and cashed some $700K on a $20,000 35-1 shot he placed before the season....stuffed stacks of $100s in a brief case then walked over to the book managers office where they wrote him a cashier's check.

Interesting story, lefty knows baseball as well.

 
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Phil came on an ESPN radio show 6-7 years ago with his NFL picks every Friday. If memory serves I think it was cowherds show. He was damn good and made me a few $$$. He only did it for one season but it was great while it lasted.  I'm not saying his NY pick is correct but dude knows the NFL inside-out.
 
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Phil took a dump in the stall next to me at the Aria a few months back, we talked about football, and he said over the past year hes won over 2 million betting on the NFL. We both finished around the same time, but that dirty mother....didnt wash his hands 
 
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Sorry. Phil gave his NFL picks on the Dan Patrick show when Patrick was on ESPN.

"As you may know, Phil Mickelson is a solid NFL handicapper. He gives his play of the day or "mother in-law pick" on the Friday Dan Patrick show on ESPN radio."

 
 
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