The Saints are coming

[PambsVikings]

te la rinfresco invece io zio...

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non volevo fare polemica da novello........grz GROALBE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[groalbe]

non volevo fare polemica da novello........grz GROALBE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

ma quali polemiche, lo zio lo sa bene cos'è successo, ha persino giocato a Football...
ogni tanto fa lo gnorri e da una partita equilibrata estrapola quello che gli conviene, praticamente l'Emilio Fede dei Saints.. 
 

[PambsVikings]

ma quali polemiche, lo zio lo sa bene cos'è successo, ha persino giocato a Football...
ogni tanto fa lo gnorri e da una partita equilibrata estrapola quello che gli conviene, praticamente l'Emilio Fede dei Saints.. 
 

 

[ponchia]

Proprio non riuscite ancora a capacitarvi...

[ponchia]

 

[ponchia]

Saints seek inspiration from a 49ers legend

So as the 49ers prepare to get their season of higher-than-usual expectations on track after losing by 25 in Seattle by hosting the defending world champions, former 49ers great Ronnie Lott will be trying to light a fire by speaking to the team.

Specifically, by speaking to the Saints.

Jay Glazer of FOX reports that Lott will speak to the Saints in advance of their game against the 49ers.

It's a stark contrast for a guy who once chose partial amputation of a pinkie in order to take the field for the team into whose butt he's potentially helping to insert a big toe.

 

[ponchia]

Vernon Davis strongly believes 49ers are better than Saints
The Super Bowl champion New Orleans Saints arrive at Candlestick Park on Monday. Bring 'em on, Vernon Davis said.
"I strongly believe we have the better team going into this game,'' the 49ers tight end said Saturday.
A better team than New Orleans? The Saints won the title last season behind Drew Brees, the game's MVP, and are coming off a season in which they went 7-1 in road games.
"It's exciting because we know that they're competitive,'' Davis said. "But we're not worried about them being Super Bowl champion or anything like that."
Asked about the prospect of being covered by Pro Bowl strong safety Roman Harper, Davis said: "Is that No. 41? No, I don't think he can check me man-to-man, one-on-one."
Davis' bold talk comes days after Mike Singletary made brash statements in an interview with KPIX. When host Dennis O'Donnell asked Singletary about trying to stop Brees, the coach responded with: "We will stop Drew Brees. Next question." Singletary also said: "We will not try to move the ball against the New Orleans defense. We will move the ball and we will score."
Singletary's comments sounded vaguely like a Joe Namath-type guarantee, but the coach rankled at the use of the G-word on Saturday. "I didn't say anything about a guarantee, OK? I just said we would stop him."
He added: "As a coach, as a player, or however you look at it, I'm certainly not going to go into the game thinking we're not going to stop him. If that's the case, I need to stay at home.
"So (Brees) knows that we're going to come out there and try to stop him. So what does that mean? We're going to get our game plan together and do the very best job that we can of going out there and stopping Drew Brees and that offense. And I don't know any other way to put it."
The 49ers have long pined for continuity on the offensive line, but injuries could result in another patchwork job on Monday. Chilo Rachal (stinger) is listed as doubtful, with either Adam Snyder or Barry Sims in line to fill in at right guard.
If Rachal can't play, left tackle Joe Staley would be the only lineman left in his spot from a year ago. Rookies Mike Iupati (left guard) and Anthony Davis (right tackle) are new to the lineup, and David Baas has moved from guard to center in the wake of an injury to starter Eric Heitmann.
Vernon Davis, often called upon as a blocker, acknowledged the unit has to band together. "We're going to have a few flaws because of the young linemen. They're trying to get acclimated,'' he said. "They're learning. You have to respect that.

 

[Jack The Sack]

zio avevi ragione
tanto di cappello

peccato per tutto quello che vi abbiamo lasciato

[ponchia]

zio avevi ragione
tanto di cappello

peccato per tutto quello che vi abbiamo lasciato

Come vedi non parlavo per piangere.
E comunque tanto di cappello ai 49ers.
Avrei preferito perderla ma avere Reggie sano...

[ponchia]

La ESPN si sta coprendo di ridicolo.
Hanno detto che Bush tornerà tra 6 settimane, ma non hanno detto che infortunio ha.
E del resto non potrebbero dirlo perchè gli accertamenti e le radiografie del caso si faranno al ritorno a New Orleans.
Quindi in base a cosa danno certe notizie?
 


Ovviamente si spera che ci abbiano azzeccato...

[moss84]

La ESPN si sta coprendo di ridicolo.
Hanno detto che Bush tornerà tra 6 settimane, ma non hanno detto che infortunio ha.
E del resto non potrebbero dirlo perchè gli accertamenti e le radiografie del caso si faranno al ritorno a New Orleans.
Quindi in base a cosa danno certe notizie?
 


Ovviamente si spera che ci abbiano azzeccato...

...ma a che vi serve...?   :mahchedevofà:

[ponchia]

...ma a che vi serve...?   :mahchedevofà:

La battuta la hai già fatta nel topic live.
Nessuno si è messo a ridere.
Torna a parlare di Favre e Peterson e non rompere le palle.
Sto incazzato nero, per dire le cose come stanno.
 

[ponchia]

Dimenticavo: ci serve a vincere i Championship ed i Superbowl.
Non come quelle mezze seghe di Favre e Peterson...

[ponchia]

Sembra che possa essere una frattura...

 

[Jack The Sack]

Come vedi non parlavo per piangere.
E comunque tanto di cappello ai 49ers.
Avrei preferito perderla ma avere Reggie sano...

oh insomma
poteva lasciare la palla a terra e restare sano