OrFan":39ffb63g said:Feel the same way, well except that I can't stand Manning.
I am enjoying the calm before the storm. I've had enough of this vs that for a while. I'm staying off the other team's boards, ignoring what is said by the trolls coming here, not watching the tv coverage, etc. I just don't need it this time around. The week building up to the niner game I wanted everything I could soak in, let the hate build even more. I just wanted them to feel bad, to have their hearts broken so I could laugh at them. Now, it is time to enjoy what will happen. We made it here, the final game of the season, all is good.
I'm getting a lot done work wise, I'm enjoying the lack of stress. It is sit back and wait time.
Nearpost":lk62gyya said:Last two games have sucked me dry emotionally and vocally. There is a sb party on offer at a house with a fuzzy movie screen. I'm thinking of pocketing cab fare, food and booze offerings, and staying home with my new 60" samsung. Then I can indulge in my sick habit of putting certain critical plays on slow motion so I can properly see who is going where.
HawkWow":3pyrwnsa said:I hear ya' MC. A loss to the 9ers, at home, would have set us back in huge fashion. I was telling a friend that the SB is a singular game and sometimes the best team don't always win. After beating SF, a team I feel is #2, I have no question we are the BEST team in the league and I now understand that is what matters most to me.
Most will argue with this, perhaps even calling it blasphemes, but I am unsure which I'd rather be...the BEST team in football that got beat in a singular game, or the 2nd best team in football that won that game and possesses the Lombardi. No this isn't college, but I am curiously satisfied with being the BEST in football...regardless of the associated hardware.
I'm with you but I think the Doncos are better than the Saints.Riley12":l5aim6iw said:I feel that we already played and beat two teams that are better than the Broncos - the Saints and then the Niners.
That is how little respect I have for the AFC this year. A broken, battered Patriots team was nearly the AFC champion.
What makes me jittery are my own thoughts about the team getting caught up in the spectacle and not treating it like
"just another game" like Bradshaw advised Wilson.
However, nothing in this teams DNA will allow them to play anything other than one game at a time and so they play
every game like it is a championship matchup.
Money stuff right here! Losing to the Niners at home would have sucked more than losing to Denver on a neutral field. It might change later in the week but for now, it feels like the pressure's off.kobebryant":gk91ntv3 said:If the Hawks lose the Superbowl - dissapointing, but so be it; likely means that one of the greatest QBs ever was too much to handle and Manning will get a well deserved tip of the cap. The thought of the 49ers celebrating that win in the Clink is too devastating to imagine, and thankfully that nightmare was averted. Further, that win pretty much assures the Hawks of the largest laugh/say in the 49ers rivalry - the 49ers could beat the Hawks in the next 10 regular season games and it wouldn't amount to revenge.
I guess what I am saying is that last weeks nerves had everything to do with the potential pain of a loss, this upcoming game is about the potential for great jubilation but only marginal potential pain.
This. ...and the more of the brainless talking heads that don't do their homework on Seattle are picking Denver and their reasons why gives me more confidence. The more these idiots DOUBT this team, the more fuel it gives this team and the more I think the Hawks run away with it in the 2nd half.RolandDeschain":1gfz1vpn said:I feel more confident of a win this week, but I'm more pumped, not less.