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...but I wanted to note that Kurt Warner will be the first man to start the Super Bowl at QB for two different teams.
Not bad for a guy who was out of football stocking groceries once upon a time.
And he could have very well won this year's MVP award.
And if his team wins the Superbowl, you could probably make an argument that he's Hall of Fame Material.
Kevin
And he could have very well won this year's MVP award.
Make that SHOULD have.
And if his team wins the Superbowl, you could probably make an argument that he's Hall of Fame Material.
I can argue that already.
...but I wanted to note that Kurt Warner will be the first man to start the Super Bowl at QB for two different teams.
Not bad for a guy who was out of football stocking groceries once upon a time.
Who's Kurt Warner, is he a GW artist?
cricket wrote:...but I wanted to note that Kurt Warner will be the first man to start the Super Bowl at QB for two different teams.
Not bad for a guy who was out of football stocking groceries once upon a time.
Who's Kurt Warner, is he a GW artist?
I think he was one of the Gaurds in "Escape From New York"....
I thought the gourds were in "Veggie Tales"
I thought the gourds were in "Veggie Tales"
Sorry, "GUARDS"...
But yes, there's Gourds - Larry The Cucumber is funnier though, in my opinion.
I'm sorry, what has American football got to do with sports? 
I'm sorry, what has American football got to do with sports?
About as much as cricket or darts.
murtalianconfederacy wrote:I'm sorry, what has American football got to do with sports?
About as much as cricket or darts.
or Irish Rugby
cricket wrote:murtalianconfederacy wrote:I'm sorry, what has American football got to do with sports?
About as much as cricket or darts.
or Irish Rugby
or Soccer... 
jimbeau wrote:cricket wrote:About as much as cricket or darts.
or Irish Rugby
or Soccer...
Not bothered that much about cricket. My county team is crap and my national team is in meltdown...
Darts? Watch it occasionally, not that bothered...
Irish Rugby? As in the Magners League or something?
Now, football is a sport, and is important enough to be the spark that caused a war between El Salvador and Nicaragua. When Dallas and Miami go to war over an American football match, be sure to let me know...:D
(BTW, having a family that watches American football, as well as baseball (yawn), Aussie rules football and Gaelic football, I do like American football)
But a question, if I may ask one:
There is a sport that I can't remember the name of that used to be shown over here around ten to fifteen years ago, which originates from the Indian sub-continent. I'll try to explain it:
There are two teams, and the game is played in rounds. Each round, one member from a team has to cross into the other teams half, who are all holding hands and form part of a circle. The lone player has to try and tag one of the players and then get over the line before he himself is tagged. If he does, his team gets a point. If not, the other team gets the point.
Does anyone know what the game is called?
Now, football is a sport
Yes, it is. I do like me some footy.
Honestly, I won't deny that cricket and rugby are sports, too -- heck, I can acknowledge that NASCAR and even golf are sports, albeit ones I couldn't care less about.
Of course, all this is getting off of the main topic, which is that Kurt Warner is my hero.
(BTW, having a family that watches American football, as well as baseball (yawn), Aussie rules football and Gaelic football, I do like American football)
How do you watch baseball over there? Is it carried on Sky Sports?
Does anyone know what the game is called?
Never heard of it.
Reminds me vaguely of 'Red Rover', but that's a kid's game...
Yes, I think I can give you NASCAR and golf...:)
Nah, its on a channel called five, one of the terrestrial channels. Only one match a week though. American football is carried on the same channel. Gaelic football and I think Aussie rules used to be on channel four, along with the game no-one knows about, and is now being shown on Setanta.
Now, football is a sport, and is important enough to be the spark that caused a war between El Salvador and Nicaragua. When Dallas and Miami go to war over an American football match, be sure to let me know...:D
While I would not pay the 50$ plus for watching sweaty padded men pound each other, I'd pay money to see THAT...I already have a flak jacket, all I need is a good Kevlar....
First move needs to be an airborne assault of Miami after carpet bombing the gang-infested areas to take out potential combatants and reduce the amount of urban clearing that we'd need to do. We could establish a front across the peninsula about where Orlando is, and set up re-supply points there.
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