racingfan1
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green bay look to be the stronger team out of the two. the steelers just look to be falling apart.
And the Steelers is the team with 25 players who have been here before.
green bay look to be the stronger team out of the two. the steelers just look to be falling apart.
And the Steelers is the team with 25 players who have been here before.
Foreign folks actually watch this? That is awesome.
I'm just surprised, because American football is such a localized sport.i've followed the Superbowl over here since the BBC started airing them i think in 2007. just wish that they screened a lot more of the NFL games.
in fact one of my life goals is to see a American Football game in the states.
in fact one of my life goals is to see a American Football game in the states.
I'm just surprised, because American football is such a localized sport.
You could always go to the annual game in London.
https://pic.armedcats.net/g/ge/geeman/2011/02/06/3849.jpg
Yeah, I am gonna watch it. It's on TV here.
true, i could. but then again it wouldn't have that feel to it. i'd like to see a American Football game with the fans, its the sort of thing i'd like to experience and i wouldn't get it over here.
Ugggh. Con... congrats to... congrats to the Packers. I want to hate Rodgers, but I really can't.
I may be biased, but did anyone else find it hard to get excited about this game?
I meant actual fans. not... you.What game?
Actually in the picture on the left, the ball is on the ground most of the time, when its not in the air, it spends very little time on anyone's foot. So it should be called groundball or something.
The way I see it, in American football, the ball is kicked (with feet) and must be carried across the field to the in-zone (on foot). I also like to think of Baseball. Sure, there are bases in baseball, but the ball shouldn't ever touch them. There is a ball and there are bases, so... baseball! :lol:
I may be biased, but did anyone else find it hard to get excited about this game?