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  • I said I would come back no matter the outcome...

    It was a hard fought game, right until the very end. I was at the game, and right in front of the Little INT TD Return. lol I was pissed.

    Your team played very well, and I have respect for your team on the way they played until the end. Very good, and I wish your team the best for the rest of season....... please upset the Colts.

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    Re: I said I would come back no matter the outcome...

    Originally posted by TealandBlack View Post
    It was a hard fought game, right until the very end. I was at the game, and right in front of the Little INT TD Return. lol I was pissed.

    Your team played very well, and I have respect for your team on the way they played until the end. Very good, and I wish your team the best for the rest of season....... please upset the Colts.
    Ty for the good sportsmanship, better then i can say for some of the vikes fans last week. Both teams played hard but in the end we just couldnt stop mjd. As for the colts....well not in my wildest dreams do i think we could take them to the final seconds. But i know spags will have our guys ready to atleast compete. Good luck on the rest of the season for you.

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      Re: I said I would come back no matter the outcome...

      Hey at least you're better than what my brother did! haha. He was all dancing in my room. it was funny, till I decked him.

      But it was an enjoyable game! Till next time, take care.

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        Re: I said I would come back no matter the outcome...

        Congrats TealandBlack, it was a hard fought game that the Jags deserved to win. Your a classy guy. Good luck the rest of the season.

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          Re: I said I would come back no matter the outcome...

          Nice to see good sportmanship. Still wish the NFL would change their OT rules but whatever.......

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