So - I say again what I said yesterday to this moronic way of thinking: What then is the solution from all you whiners? Take a knee on every down? Kick a field goal on fourth down instead of going for it? But that's disrespectful. Go for it on fourth instead of kicking a field goal - and that's disrespectful. When does Brady come out - third quarter? Second quarter? First quarter? How very disrespectful! Should the Pats have to kick off 10 yards farther back than the opponent? Again disrespectful. Maybe they should play with fewer men on the field? Maybe they should spot the opponent 2 touchdowns? End the game with a mercy rule? Or, maybe some of these other teams should grow a pair and defense the Pats. I ask again - what is your "respectful" solution all of you whiners?
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Sure, I understand what goes around comes around, that the shoe will someday be on the other foot and every other cliché that sportswriters and sportscasters can bandy about. Trust me, having attended the very first Patriots game ever and having followed the team all of its life, the shoe was most often on the other foot. And what goes around already went around. For years our team was the Patsies and nobody wept for us, Argentina. When the Pats finally made it to their first Super Bowl, XX in 1986, I don't recall anything but laughter and cheers when Chicago handed the ball off to a nose guard, "The Fridge," for a TD that put the Bears up 44-3. Maybe everybody was just too busy dancing to "The Super Bowl Shuffle" to worry about ethics.
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