You sure all over me when I never took any shots at you. These are my opinions and then you take them, twist them around and make me look bad with your ramblings with unrelated points.
Yes, because everyone knows I haven't made a single point and just
rambled to make you (someone I don't know) look bad; because everyone knows I needed to do that to become the top shit on a Wrestling forum again.
Thank you, random no name, for putting me over again. You are the David Arquette to my Eric Bischoff & this is gonna be Chapter 5 in my newest book;
Internet Drama creates Friends.
I never said you didn't have loyalty, it's just most fantasy football players are like that. Don't stand up for the people that I had endure cheering for two teams at the same time through two different players.
But, you did. You repeatedly put down
anyone who played Fantasy Football for being less loyal in general than you. You went on rants about how
anyone who plays such games and roots for players on alternative teams weren't loyal. That's including me, since I mentioned loving the game.
Furthermore, you can go on all you want about not meaning
me, but you didn't even bother bringing up Fantasy Football until someone who talks about it a lot on this forum came into the conversation.
I don't want anybody to feel sorry for me. I just think the outcome of the game of the Giants could have been much different. I like how I still have explain to you that I was pissed off. I'm sure the Vikings would have still lost the game, but we would have had a much better chance at home.
Everyone could tend to agree that home games are better than road games. Mainly because you have the fans on your side (most times) and you don't have to travel. However Detroit was a site that Minnesota travels too twice a year, and technically the Vikings have won every time they've traveled to Detroit since 2007. So it isn't like they aren't used to playing there.
Regardless of the site, the fact is it's an NFL franchise and if you have to put up a defense on why they lost because it was a home game turned away game, then your team really shouldn't of been worthy of a playoff spot anyways. (Why, you ask?) Because the Superbowl is played in a Neutral spot, and if Minnesota's entire chances of winning rested on being solely at home - even assuming they magically got a playoff 1st seed (which wasn't happening to begin with) they'd be fucked in the Superbowl anways.
So, yeah.. you wanna boil it down? STOP SAYING MINNESOTA'S SEASON FAILED BECAUSE OF ONE GAME, DUE TO LOCATION!
The Saints comment wasn't even directed at you... Do you even watch ESPN during all that Katrina stuff? It was all about the Goodwill Saints being a charity case. The Vikings deal was nothing like that, I didn't originally bring them into this you did with your rambling.
It was a major catastrophe, involving a sports franchise. Why wouldn't ESPN cover it? Their dome was destroyed not just by a Hurricane that rocked the entire city and multiple ones around them; but it was also destroyed by the people taking refuge inside. Besides, it isn't like ESPN hasn't been covering the Metrodome/snow story since it's happened anyways.
I'm so sorry hundreds of lives being lost to a major event that'll forever be remembered to the world doesn't live up to the hype you want people to surround to a sports stadium's roof caving in, due to the Owners not repairing and preparing its building for winter. (or in general)
When Minnesota faces all of next year homeless, then come talk to me about equality.
You like when I ramble? Just make some points, don't give me this run around nonsense to make yourself sound so much better than me.
Skim through my posts for all I care if you don't think you can handle reading them entirely. Rambling or not, everything I say has valid points throughout. All you're doing at this point is trying to act like a big boy and thinking you can get away with the same naive stupidity that others attempt on this forum by playing the "Will types a lot" card.
Here, I'll make it really easy for you..
Your team sucked this year, it wasn't because of a snow storm, it was due to shitty overall playing. The end.
Wow, you were right. I guess I could've just saved myself all the trouble and just said that to begin with.
We were out of the playoffs, the game didn't mean shit other than messing with the Giants playoff run. The only thing it affected by moving the game to Ford Field was that we didn't get the disruptive crowd noise we normally did on D. But the fact remains our D actually played very well that game, it was our offense that decided not to show up. So the one thing a legit "home" game would have provided us really wouldn't have benefited us since that doesn't help the offense be absolute shit.
It sucks the game wasn't in Minnesota, but honestly I doubt it would have turned Tarvaris Jackson into anything resembling a half decent QB or given Peterson any room to run.
Ty is about the most loyal Minnesota fan I know.. read this and quit whining.
They didn't "fall out of the race three weeks before the season", they fell off the track before it ever began when their best two WRs began having health issues.
