thomas6512

This is just sad. The Football community is no longer about football, it's about being an idiot troll nowadays. You can't even watch a football game with thousands of people complaining over retarded things. After a game people say the most pathetic things, for example (because Patriots lost) "Tom Brady is not even a top 20 Quarterback of all time" Do people really deep into their heart mean that when they state such bullshit? Lmfao, i also find it kinda funny, because what would Rodgers and Drew Brees and Peyton manning then be, a top 500-1000 quarterback with some luck?

Football and the NFL is about being Clutch, about having Luck, and about being at the right moment at the right time, lets say Welker pulled that ball in when they had a 17-15 lead late in the 4th, that could easily result in a drive which took +2 minutes longer and maybe a Touchdown, and what would then have happened? Patriots would have won.

Now, instead of a Patriots victory i can read bullshit like this on this board:

"1) first and foremost... Brady and Bellicheck are not Gods... BB is a great coach, but Brady is an extremely over-hyped QB... yes he's very good, but not immortal by any stretch, and at best is a top 10 all-time QB... more likely, top 20...

2) Sportsbooks set lines to get equal action!!!!  get this through your fucking heads covers!  most of the threads i saw this week were based on conspiracy theory bullshit... "why are the Pats favored?"... they were favored because they were the higher seeded team, with the much better record, and because the books knew where to put the line to get even action... "everybody is on the Giants, so i'm on the Pats"... how'd that work out for you?

3) stop guessing!  learn to cap the game, or stop betting on sports!  you don't win money with all this "Covers bloodbath" crap!  get a clue!

4) a high-ankle sprain is a VERY serious injury, and you do not (EVER) recover from it in 2 weeks... i can't tell you how many times i've seen people get sucked into this, and this week was no different... anybody who knows anything about high-ankle sprains, knew Gronk was going to be a gimp, and he was..."

^ Would this completely retarded kid even dare to type some shit like this, if Patriots had won? (Which they were pretty close to) Obviously not.

It's so embarassing to watch peoples comments after a game is over and acting like they know everything, this is why i sometimes feel embarassed of being a human-being because of such stupid comments.


So to all idiots out there, stop saying Tom Brady is a bad bad Quarterback.

Yes, New York Giants won fair and square on the night, Congratulations to them and all of their fans, but you gotta give Patriots credit as well. Tom Brady is still an awesome quarterback (one of the best of all time), Bill Bellichick is still a great coach, and Patriots is still a good team and they played their cards pretty well.

It's sickening to watch stupid comments just based on the result, no1 would post any bullshit about "Tom Brady is not a top 20 quarterback of all time" Yeah sure dumbass...

And Tim Tebow is the best quarterback, right?

neil, everyone is posting Virginia tonight. Poolman, train, etc.

Jump on Clemson and points. Love your post, have to jump on the other side tonight.

Sport’s entertainment is what really moves the lines.  That is scary, and it is really scary.  I will use Thanksgiving’s day NFL for an example.  ESPN does not care if you get good, or real information.  ESPN wants to focus on one goal alone…promote information and stories that will keep the most people tuned in—period.  Thanksgiving day had the Sibling Rivalry, and it made for a great promo.  ESPN put Frank Gore’s great year, San Fran’s domination thus far, San Fran’s great smash mouth football, ect.  In reality the game was a mismatch given the circumstances.  I had this game capped in detail, and I am going from memory—sue me if I am off a tad.  ESPN knew the 49er’s were going to be kicking off in Baltimore just 96 hours after ending their game against Arizona, they knew that San Fran would be basically losing 1 day of practice due to the travel—making it a super short week, they knew that Frank Gore gets a full day of treatment for his knees (sometime two), they knew Frank Gore averaged just over 2 yards per carry vs top ranked defenses, they knew San Fran benefited from a weak schedule to get their 9-1 record, and they knew the game was a mismatch—that does not excite anyone, and it does not keep people from changing the channel.  So the betting public absorbs this information, and the line is soft and vunerable.  Why would the linemakers not have the line at Ravens -9?  Everybody would have jumped on SF leaving the Books vulnerable to a big loss, but -3.5 would give the books uneven action heavy in their favor, and they made a killing with about 61% of the ESPN watching Squares losing their money… and the books knew it was coming.  A real handicapper uses mainstream media for no other reason than to get a guage on what the Squares are thinking and to get an edge on good spots in upcoming games.

              You can increase your capping percentage, but it is a “hard way to make an easy living”  I once read a quote from a professional poker player who said ‘it’s a hard way to make an easy living’ and that describes professional sport’s handicapping.  If you are happy with going on hot streaks of 70% and cold streaks of 25%, and evening out to the eventual 45 to 50% , then do what the Squares do and have fun.  But if you want to truly average up in the high 50’s to low 60’s—don’t let anyone BS you, no one has a long term average in the 70’s if they do, look for their direct line to God, or their crystal ball—you will have to work your ass off and dig for information you are not even sure exists until you find it. 

NOTE:  I just typed this free hand, it is 2:37 am PST, it’s been a long and hard weekend; if I have typos ect and it bothers you… no offense but fuck you…lol….seriously, I am exhausted…..peace