Official Super Bowl Thread

[diehard]

Originally Posted by Giantone

7 from the Pats , 16 from the Giants

Same coach too Giantone...

[Giantone]

Originally Posted by diehard

Same coach too Giantone...

Yup, both sides but the question was about the players.

[diehard]

Originally Posted by Giantone

Yup, both sides but the question was about the players.

You know I'm gonna keep bringing up Coughlin. There were a lot of guys saying how motivating his speeches were before the game. You gotta come around to liking him as a coach. What will it take?

BTW this SB win doesn't count. It was a strike season.

[Giantone]

Originally Posted by diehard

You know I'm gonna keep bringing up Coughlin. There were a lot of guys saying how motivating his speeches were before the game. You gotta come around to liking him as a coach. What will it take?

BTW this SB win doesn't count. It was a strike season.

LOL....thats only if the Redskins win!

As for Coughlin,I said it before ...I was not a fan but 2 in four years has me leaning the other way.

[firstdown]

Originally Posted by Giantone

LOL....thats only if the Redskins win!

As for Coughlin,I said it before ...I was not a fan but 2 in four years has me leaning the other way.

It took two SB wins to make you like him? Are all Giant fans that slow? LOL. You do know how low the % of head coaches actually ever get to a SB none the less win one. Now Two.

[Alvin Walton]

I wonder who had the balls to put 1,000 on this?

[CrazyCanuck]

Originally Posted by Alvin Walton

I wonder who had the balls to put 1,000 on this?

"Jona Rechnitz, an executive in the New York real estate market, was in a suite at the Cosmo watching the Super Bowl on the big screen with eight buddies from his childhood home in Los Angeles.

Rechnitz had been the butt of all the jokes throughout Sunday. The father of three placed $1,000 on a 50-to-1 bet at the MGM Grand that a Giants’ safety would be the first score of the Super Bowl. It was the biggest bet the MGM sportsbook took on that specific wager, according to director Jay Rood. "

Party on: $60K safety taking L.A. friends on a ride - 02-06-2012

PS - Smootsmack's real name is Jona Rechnitz.

[Giantone]

Originally Posted by firstdown

It took two SB wins to make you like him? Are all Giant fans that slow? LOL. You do know how low the % of head coaches actually ever get to a SB none the less win one. Now Two.

wow...speaking of slow.