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General Forums => The O' Club => Topic started by: rpm on December 06, 2004, 11:27:04 PM
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This is turning into a nailbiter.
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I thought Dallas was toast after Seattle came to life in the 2nd half. Dallas was up by 5 at the half then down by 10 with under 2 min looking totally whipped and winds up winning 43-39.
Look out for Julius Jones!
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Great game.
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Go Bears.
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Cowboys aint been worth crap since Randy White retired.
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Randy White????
LOL
Troy kinda has him beat, even though I hate Dallas.
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Originally posted by NUKE
Randy White????
LOL
Troy kinda has him beat, even though I hate Dallas.
LOL no man your thinking of that lame QB they had.
Im talking about the all pro defensive tackle Randy The Manster White.
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Originally posted by wombatt
LOL no man your thinking of that lame QB they had.
Im talking about the all pro defensive tackle Randy The Manster White.
oh chit, LOL!
I'm a dumbarse.....Danny White..
so sorry!
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Danny White was great, there was'nt a defensive back in the league who could tell which receiver he was looking at. Unfortunately, neither could the receivers. He was gouch-eyed worse than Reba McEntire.
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Originally posted by RTSigma
Go Bears.
Thank you. Not that the chance of making the playoffs will be nothing more than a heartbreaking asswhoopin, but that helps.
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Originally posted by wombatt
Cowboys aint been worth crap since Randy White retired.
No, the Cowboys turned to crap when Tex Schramm sold them to Jerry Jones, and Tom Landry was replaced by Jimmy Johnson.
They may have won a couple of Super Bowls, but they were never again the QUALITY team they once were.
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Damn, just a couple of Super Bowls? Them no quality slackers.
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Originally posted by Captain Virgil Hilts
No, the Cowboys turned to crap when Tex Schramm sold them to Jerry Jones, and Tom Landry was replaced by Jimmy Johnson.
They may have won a couple of Super Bowls, but they were never again the QUALITY team they once were.
yeah your right.
And then when Jeery Jones let Jimmy Johnson go that was another bonehead move.
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Kansas City Chiefs....35 years of grief....great BBQ and tailgating though.
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**** the Cowgirls
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The heart and soul of the Seahawks defense have only been around for 2 full games this season, with all 3 starting LB's. We're left with deep bench for Linebackers. I predicted 11-5 on the last week of pre-season and they started 3-0 with the best defense in the NFL after 3 weeks, then the injuries started, first Wistrom, then Brown, then Simmons, then DD Lewis... 3 of 4 were Pro-bowlers. We have Wistrom back but we're still missing Chad Brown, Anthony Simmons, D.D. Lewis. At one point in the season we were without 7 starters out of 11 on defense. Time to hiring a new conditioning coach.
Without a good defense, you have to have Elway's arm and good wide receivers to have even a chance at a winning season, which we don't.
Shall we talk about the NFL's team who leads with dropped passes? Seahawks. Lets hire a new WR coach too, when we can Holmgren.
We suck. Again. Destined to be an underdog. They will win the superbowl the year after I'm dead and buried, garanteed!
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Randy White , Bob Lilly , Ed "To Tall" Jones . Hollywood Henderson , Leroy Jordon , Chrlie Waters , Cliff Harris , Benny Barnes , Tony Dorsett , Preston Pearson , Drew Person , Robert Newhouse , Danny White , Roger Staubach , Golden Richards , Tony Hill , Butch Johnson , Billy Jo Dupree , Jethro Pugh , Bob Bruenig , Everson Walls , Mel Renfro..............
Just to name a few from the golden great years of the Cowboys. When each Sunday you were actually excited to watch em. My dad and I would sit in front of the TV and he'd call the penalties before they would say em. I thought "Now how did he see that?" Now I know.
It was a time when the Cowboys were really Americas Team. Everyone wanted to beat em. Everyone liked them. They seemed Tough and Rumble regular guys that played a kids game. I remember it well. Wearing the lil football uniform with the pads and helmet. Playing with the buds in the biggest yard.
Great times as a kid.
Jerry Jones becomes the new owner and the Cowboys took on a whole new light. Party and cocky. Coke and Women. They had a great Coach in Jimmy Johnson but they had no heart. The early Cowboys always played with heart in those days. Most teams did really but the Cowboys were my team then.
They are my team now. But with a different sense. If I'd miss a game in the old days it was a dang good reason. Missing a game now means nothing really.
I miss the old days when players , in most sports , played for the game. The money came but the love never left. In the NFL there isnt a handful that play for the liove of the game anymore.
Shame to......It really is the greatest game of the big 3.
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Originally posted by RedTop
Randy White , Bob Lilly , Ed "To Tall" Jones . Hollywood Henderson , Leroy Jordon , Chrlie Waters , Cliff Harris , Benny Barnes , Tony Dorsett , Preston Pearson , Drew Person , Robert Newhouse , Danny White , Roger Staubach , Golden Richards , Tony Hill , Butch Johnson , Billy Jo Dupree , Jethro Pugh , Bob Bruenig , Everson Walls , Mel Renfro..............
Just to name a few from the golden great years of the Cowboys. When each Sunday you were actually excited to watch em. My dad and I would sit in front of the TV and he'd call the penalties before they would say em. I thought "Now how did he see that?" Now I know.
It was a time when the Cowboys were really Americas Team. Everyone wanted to beat em. Everyone liked them. They seemed Tough and Rumble regular guys that played a kids game. I remember it well. Wearing the lil football uniform with the pads and helmet. Playing with the buds in the biggest yard.
Great times as a kid.
Jerry Jones becomes the new owner and the Cowboys took on a whole new light. Party and cocky. Coke and Women. They had a great Coach in Jimmy Johnson but they had no heart. The early Cowboys always played with heart in those days. Most teams did really but the Cowboys were my team then.
They are my team now. But with a different sense. If I'd miss a game in the old days it was a dang good reason. Missing a game now means nothing really.
I miss the old days when players , in most sports , played for the game. The money came but the love never left. In the NFL there isnt a handful that play for the liove of the game anymore.
Shame to......It really is the greatest game of the big 3.
And in one flail swoop, one wide receiver turned "America's Team" into the opitomy of NFL football. Can you name him?
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Michael Irvin
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Originally posted by RedTop
Michael Irvin
Sad isn't it? One man took down the reputation of an entire tradition in football. When people talk about the Cowboys, I often hear "Cocaine Cowboys" still today...
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and yet there is a seahawks wide reciever sitting out games right now for substance abuse and its not a big deal.
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Yeah it is. Throw in Barry Switzer. Sad that it only took 3 or 4 bad apples to undo what was for YEARS a great tradition in sports.
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In all fairness, Hollywood Henderson was traded overnight after getting busted for coke. One of the kickers, I forget who, possibly either Rafeal Septien or Efram Herrara, was busted for statutory rape, and traded as fast as Hollywood Henderson.
You left out a couple of my favorites. Billy Bates (walk on from UT, I'm from Tennessee and can't stand the UT Vols) possibly the hardest hitting defensive back around. Dandy Don Meredith, a party animal as well, no doubt, but played no matter what, broken ribs, and even pneumonia (in a game where the temp was -12 or worse, not to mention wet).
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Originally posted by rpm
Danny White was great, there was'nt a defensive back in the league who could tell which receiver he was looking at.
I thought his best talent was that he also punted, this forced every team that played them to game plan for that situation, thus taking time away from other game planning and changing how the opposing team set up their punt return and who was on it. I mean, every 4th and less than 5 around midfield was a possible fake if you were the opposing head coach.
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Originally posted by RedTop
Randy White , Bob Lilly , Ed "To Tall" Jones . Hollywood Henderson , Leroy Jordon , Chrlie Waters , Cliff Harris , Benny Barnes , Tony Dorsett , Preston Pearson , Drew Person , Robert Newhouse , Danny White , Roger Staubach , Golden Richards , Tony Hill , Butch Johnson , Billy Jo Dupree , Jethro Pugh , Bob Bruenig , Everson Walls , Mel Renfro..............
Just to name a few from the golden great years of the Cowboys. When each Sunday you were actually excited to watch em. My dad and I would sit in front of the TV and he'd call the penalties before they would say em. I thought "Now how did he see that?" Now I know.
It was a time when the Cowboys were really Americas Team. Everyone wanted to beat em. Everyone liked them. They seemed Tough and Rumble regular guys that played a kids game. I remember it well. Wearing the lil football uniform with the pads and helmet. Playing with the buds in the biggest yard.
Great times as a kid.
Jerry Jones becomes the new owner and the Cowboys took on a whole new light. Party and cocky. Coke and Women. They had a great Coach in Jimmy Johnson but they had no heart. The early Cowboys always played with heart in those days. Most teams did really but the Cowboys were my team then.
They are my team now. But with a different sense. If I'd miss a game in the old days it was a dang good reason. Missing a game now means nothing really.
I miss the old days when players , in most sports , played for the game. The money came but the love never left. In the NFL there isnt a handful that play for the liove of the game anymore.
Shame to......It really is the greatest game of the big 3.
Well put .
I was lucky to have met Randy White back in 1980 I think it was.
He bought a Harley where I worked .
he was a really great guy.
The in 1989 I met him again at a bar I was working at ( bouncer)
It was funny but he rememeberd me from back in 1980.
LOL I told him if he was going to get rowdy let me know and I would go on my break .
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Originally posted by Pongo
and yet there is a seahawks wide reciever sitting out games right now for substance abuse and its not a big deal.
Oh, it was big news here when he was convicted. However, mainstream, drug busts among pro-athletes is so common place in this culture we've sewn that its not big news anymore unless your name is Barry. :cool:
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Go Bears
Yeah, I thought the Cowboys were doing bad this year untill they played Da Bears!:rofl