[quote]DBCooper wrote:
[quote]jjackkrash wrote:
The posts should be similar to this Monday Morning:
And this:
http://tnation.T-Nation.com/free_online_forum/music_movies_girls_life/nfl_2013?id=5735471&pageNo=25
Except it won’t be a meaningless, midseason game, and Kap will be 0-3 at the Link. [/quote]
All I know is that if you read my comments in those two threads I look like a goddamned clairvoyant.[/quote]
I’ll be here after the game to either gloat or eat an ass-load of crow. BTW, I’m probably flying to the OC on Thurs. to buy a convertible, then I’m going to drive it to SL Tahoe on Fri. for a bachelor party. I may swing by Chico either before or after just because.
[quote]PB Andy wrote:
should be a good game. Not having Percy Harvin hurts and limits what the Seahawks can do offensively, but it is at home which is a major factor.[/quote]
Seattle doesn’t need Harvin to win. But it sure would have been nice to have him.
[quote]jjackkrash wrote:
[quote]DBCooper wrote:
[quote]jjackkrash wrote:
The posts should be similar to this Monday Morning:
And this:
http://tnation.T-Nation.com/free_online_forum/music_movies_girls_life/nfl_2013?id=5735471&pageNo=25
Except it won’t be a meaningless, midseason game, and Kap will be 0-3 at the Link. [/quote]
All I know is that if you read my comments in those two threads I look like a goddamned clairvoyant.[/quote]
I’ll be here after the game to either gloat or eat an ass-load of crow. BTW, I’m probably flying to the OC on Thurs. to buy a convertible, then I’m going to drive it to SL Tahoe on Fri. for a bachelor party. I may swing by Chico either before or after just because.
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Well, I won’t be there. I moved out of the area at the end of August. I live in Santa Clara County now.
Hey I have a question. Is Seattle supposed to be loud or something? I can’t find any reporting or coverage on it at all.
[quote]bdocksaints75 wrote:
Hey I have a question. Is Seattle supposed to be loud or something? I can’t find any reporting or coverage on it at all.[/quote]
They must have buried this news on page 8.
Today is going to be glorious or absolutely hideous. You can’t ask for much more than that.
[quote]bdocksaints75 wrote:
Hey I have a question. Is Seattle supposed to be loud or something? I can’t find any reporting or coverage on it at all.[/quote]
The fans aren’t loud, but the acoustics of the stadium were designed to maximize what little cheering they do between bitch fests about the refs. Put those fans in an outdoor stadium and they sound like the Carolina Panthers’ fans.
I had a dream last night. The Niners won by a final score of 3-2.
Fuck Brady, I hope he has an aneurysm.
[quote]DBCooper wrote:
I had a dream last night. The Niners won by a final score of 3-2.[/quote]
I dreamt the Whiners got beat like Jello Biafra in a Mayor’s race.
[quote]jjackkrash wrote:
[quote]DBCooper wrote:
I had a dream last night. The Niners won by a final score of 3-2.[/quote]
I dreamt the Whiners got beat like Jello Biafra in a Mayor’s race. [/quote]
I dreamed THAT Seahawks fans understand when and where to insert subordinate conjunctions.
Final pre-game thoughts:
I think SF needs to break Seattle early and take the fans out of it if they want to win. I don’t see them winning a low scoring slug fest. Time will tell but I just don’t see it. I am wondering if Harbaugh has enough confidence in Kap to really attack early and take a few chances. If he does, this could lead to either big rewards or a big disaster. A few quick scores and I’m not sure Seattle has enough offense to keep up.
On Seattle’s side, my biggest concern is stupid, 15 yard after-the-play and away-from-the-ball penalties. A few of these could derail them in a close games and with so much emotion this is a real concern.
All this said, I see a big game for Lynch; a big game for Seattle’s defense; and a solid, grinding Seattle victory. Best of luck Niners fans, and may the best team win.
[quote]jjackkrash wrote:
Final pre-game thoughts:
I think SF needs to break Seattle early and take the fans out of it if they want to win. I don’t see them winning a low scoring slug fest. Time will tell but I just don’t see it. I am wondering if Harbaugh has enough confidence in Kap to really attack early and take a few chances. If he does, this could lead to either big rewards or a big disaster. A few quick scores and I’m not sure Seattle has enough offense to keep up.
On Seattle’s side, my biggest concern is stupid, 15 yard after-the-play and away-from-the-ball penalties. A few of these could derail them in a close games and with so much emotion this is a real concern.
All this said, I see a big game for Lynch; a big game for Seattle’s defense; and a solid, grinding Seattle victory. Best of luck Niners fans, and may the best team win. [/quote]
First team to score a touchdown will win this game.
Harbaugh definitely has the guts to attack early and often with Kaepernick. Shit, the first game Kaep ever played in Seattle started out with Kaep throwing a deep bomb to open up the game. He missed on the throw and it was all downhill from there, though.
[quote]DBCooper wrote:
[quote]jjackkrash wrote:
Final pre-game thoughts:
I think SF needs to break Seattle early and take the fans out of it if they want to win. I don’t see them winning a low scoring slug fest. Time will tell but I just don’t see it. I am wondering if Harbaugh has enough confidence in Kap to really attack early and take a few chances. If he does, this could lead to either big rewards or a big disaster. A few quick scores and I’m not sure Seattle has enough offense to keep up.
On Seattle’s side, my biggest concern is stupid, 15 yard after-the-play and away-from-the-ball penalties. A few of these could derail them in a close games and with so much emotion this is a real concern.
All this said, I see a big game for Lynch; a big game for Seattle’s defense; and a solid, grinding Seattle victory. Best of luck Niners fans, and may the best team win. [/quote]
First team to score a touchdown will win this game.
Harbaugh definitely has the guts to attack early and often with Kaepernick. Shit, the first game Kaep ever played in Seattle started out with Kaep throwing a deep bomb to open up the game. He missed on the throw and it was all downhill from there, though.[/quote]
All shit talking aside, I’m really looking forward to this game. You can’t ask for a better match up.
[quote]jjackkrash wrote:
[quote]DBCooper wrote:
[quote]jjackkrash wrote:
Final pre-game thoughts:
I think SF needs to break Seattle early and take the fans out of it if they want to win. I don’t see them winning a low scoring slug fest. Time will tell but I just don’t see it. I am wondering if Harbaugh has enough confidence in Kap to really attack early and take a few chances. If he does, this could lead to either big rewards or a big disaster. A few quick scores and I’m not sure Seattle has enough offense to keep up.
On Seattle’s side, my biggest concern is stupid, 15 yard after-the-play and away-from-the-ball penalties. A few of these could derail them in a close games and with so much emotion this is a real concern.
All this said, I see a big game for Lynch; a big game for Seattle’s defense; and a solid, grinding Seattle victory. Best of luck Niners fans, and may the best team win. [/quote]
First team to score a touchdown will win this game.
Harbaugh definitely has the guts to attack early and often with Kaepernick. Shit, the first game Kaep ever played in Seattle started out with Kaep throwing a deep bomb to open up the game. He missed on the throw and it was all downhill from there, though.[/quote]
All shit talking aside, I’m really looking forward to this game. You can’t ask for a better match up.
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Matchup. You Seattle fans sound so uneducated. I thought you’re a Chico State guy. Didn’t you learn anything at that fine institute of academic excellence?
[quote]pushharder wrote:
Story of this game so far is Denver o-line.
And Prater.
And Brady not being on target.[/quote]
Push, my main man! Aren’t you a Niners AND a Seahawks fan? Who are you rooting for?