2011 NFL Playoff predictions.

[Mystes]

Really depressed my Steelers lost, but so long as Denver beats the Patriots, I don't really care.

Sorry for that...

[ainsoph9]

I see we have some ex-Patriots here.

[Mystes]

I was always for the Cards.

[Teh_ping]

I don't see any team beating the Packers though. Heck, they're practically the Barcelona F.C. of American Football now.

And can someone ask me why I, a Singaporean, know more about American sports than the editors at BCoFM?

[Mystes]

And can someone ask me why I, a Singaporean, know more about American sports than the editors at BCoFM?

How come? You asked them?

Packers aren't invincible. Make Tebow play against them. (Though Barcelona in soccer is another thing)

[Khaleel]

And can someone ask me why I, a Singaporean, know more about American sports than the editors at BCoFM?

How come? You asked them?

Packers aren't invincible. Make Tebow play against them. (Though Barcelona in soccer is another thing)

Barcelona make me remember the final game of Club World Cup. One of my friends is a Santos fanatic...Barcelona is not invencible, but they are very close to that...

American Football, right? Sorry, I don't know even the rules. D8

[Mystes]

Well, Real Madrid isn't that good in my mind. The top 3 for me in those past years are Barcelona, Man U and Munich Bayern.

[Khaleel]

Well, Real Madrid isn't that good in my mind. The top 3 for me in those past years are Barcelona, Man U and Munich Bayern.

Chelsea unfortunately is instable, I agree with you about Real Madrid.

But if count the decade you will see great teams: Porto, Arsenal, Milan...Nah, you think we have people sufficient to make a new topic, about the Champions League?
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[Mystes]

You can just search for the Sports thread in the commune. Should be somewhere below.

IMO, Arsenal's pretty much done. They're selling players. Chelsea just lost badly to Man U in their own stadium. AC Milan and Inter...well, they aren't bad, though German clubs seem superior.

[ainsoph9]

BOT, seeing that the Packers have an edge in terms of the number of wins for the season, does anyone see any potential "dark horses" that could crop up here?

[Mystes]

Denver Broncos.

[Khaleel]

You can just search for the Sports thread in the commune. Should be somewhere below.

IMO, Arsenal's pretty much done. They're selling players. Chelsea just lost badly to Man U in their own stadium. AC Milan and Inter...well, they aren't bad, though German clubs seem superior.

Well, my favorite teams in Europe are:

England: Tottenham (Because is not fun when your team ALWAYS win. Must be bit boring be a fan of a almost invencible one.
Italy: Lazio (The same)
Germany: Munich Bayern. I don't watch much the Bundesliga.
Spain: Valencia (Jonas was one of best strikers of my team)
Brazil: Gremio!!!!!

n 2004, after performing poorly for two consecutive seasons in the Série A, Grêmio finished bottom of the league and was once again relegated to Campeonato Brasileiro's Second Division. Grêmio's task was much more difficult this time, with only two clubs able to qualify for promotion to the First Division. On November 26, 2005, at Estádio dos Aflitos, Recife, Grêmio had four players sent off and two penalty kicks against them. The first penalty was shot off the post by Bruno Carvalho in the first half when Grêmio still had 11 players on the field; the second was saved by goalkeeper Galatto after Grêmio had been reduced to 7 men. Grêmio beat Náutico by 1-0, with Anderson the scorer.

Spoiler! :

Yep, Anderson, the same player today in Manchester United. Ronaldinho Gaucho was also our player...

[hobogunner]

BOT, seeing that the Packers have an edge in terms of the number of wins for the season, does anyone see any potential "dark horses" that could crop up here?

Yeah, if they get to the Super Bowl, the Broncos may as well paint the horses on their helmets black. The Giants game will be big though, because the Giants almost beat them in regular season. (I don't know if there is a story behind this.), but it was 38 / 35 in week 13. So, of all teams in it right now, the Giants are the Packers worst fear.

I don't see any team beating the Packers though. Heck, they're practically the Barcelona F.C. of American Football now.

And can someone ask me why I, a Singaporean, know more about American sports than the editors at BCoFM?

If only football was played more with strategical takeouts.

As for the second question, Ping, you're...tea....you're all the way around the world.

[ainsoph9]

Are you trying to paint a picture of David and Goliath here with the Packers and the Giants?

[hobogunner]

Pretty certain it would be more a David v David (with a better offense).