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Steady Eddy  
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 More options Nov 1 2009, 4:48 pm
Newsgroups: rec.sport.football.college, uk.misc, alt.drugs.hard
From: Steady Eddy <nonsmoki...@comcast.net>
Date: Sun, 1 Nov 2009 07:48:36 -0800 (PST)
Local: Sun, Nov 1 2009 4:48 pm
Subject: Re: Thank God for American Football, Real Football
On Nov 1, 6:06 am, Flint <agent...@section31.org> wrote:

> On 11/1/2009 6:09 AM, Prai Jei wrote:

> > dick blisters set the following eddies spiralling through the space-time
> > continuum:

> >> Why do they call it football when their feet hardly ever touch the ball?
> >> Why not call it "throw it with your hands ball"?
> >> Stupid fucking game anyway.

> > REAL men (and boys) play rugby. The ball is more or less the same shape as
> > in American "foot"ball, bot at least it does get kicked properly with the
> > feet at defined points in the game. And the players don't wear (or need)
> > all that elaborate padding.

> Nor do they need half the *brains* (for rugby) as it has considerably
> less *strategy* involved than American football.  American football
> involves more than just brainless brawn/athleticism.  In many ways,
> American football is a microcosmic game of *war* with a level of
> strategic granularity that no other sport even comes *close* to
> matching -- thus it consequently offers a level of intrigue that no
> other sport can offer.  As a sport, it has an ideal balance between
> brains and brawn.

> It involves personel matchups, game clock management, 'spying' on
> opposing teams players (and sometimes even the opposing coaches ;-)),
> off-field strategic personel/business maneuvers, play-calling and play
> calling adjustments, specialized 'forces' (special teams players with
> advance skills).

> Long live the PITTSBURGH STEELERS!

> Flint

My buddy is a life long Steeler fan. He is in heaven. On the other
hand I am a lifelong Cowboy fan. So I feel pretty good. But not as
good as the Steeler fans. The Cowboys need another SuperBowl but it
may not happen this year.

Your comments on football are on the money. The players wear more than
2 dollars worth of equipment and football requires elaborate game
plans and a evolving strategy as the game progresses. There is more
excitement, more energy and most of all it is interesting. Watching a
bunch a people running around kicking a soccer ball is boring. Rugby
is pointless.


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