does anybody want a blowout as bad as i do?

foreverfan · 11-26-2009, 06:20 AM

Originally Posted by TXGSP

I have a suspicion that the Saints playbook is about to really get opened up - I think a flea flicker, fake punt, or something we have never seen will wind up making it into this game.

Triple Brother Flea Flicker Reverse. You heard it here.

Frederick Smith · 11-26-2009, 09:03 AM

Sorry Canton did not get the joke thing. Hope you are right. Last week I thought the game would be tight and I could not have been more wrong. If the Saints can shut down this Pats offense I am really going to be impressed more so than I already am with this team.

9thWardDesire · 11-27-2009, 08:35 AM

If (and that's a big, humongous "IF") the Saints do get a blowout win, or even pitch a shutout, don't you know how many of the talking heads, the "experts", the pundits would feel "STOOPIFIED" (Yes, with 2 "O"s) not to consider them to be elite? In 43 years we went from annual doormats, to average, to being a force. The Saints - and the city and state - are STARVING for a champion, and I "KNOW" that the 2009 team has the potential to become one. It's just a matter of how bad they want it.

SaintsFan1967 · 11-27-2009, 09:32 AM

Originally Posted by 9thWardDesire

If (and that's a big, humongous "IF") the Saints do get a blowout win, or even pitch a shutout, don't you know how many of the talking heads, the "experts", the pundits would feel "STOOPIFIED" (Yes, with 2 "O"s) not to consider them to be elite? In 43 years we went from annual doormats, to average, to being a force. The Saints - and the city and state - are STARVING for a champion, and I "KNOW" that the 2009 team has the potential to become one. It's just a matter of how bad they want it.

I agree. The Pats are too good a team to get blowed out. We will have to bring our A game to beat them. And play mistake free for 60 miniutes. You can't give the pats a break, cause if you do they will make you pay. Penaltys and turnovers will kill you against a team like the pats. They have been an elite team, if the elite team, for a very long time. To be the best you must beat the best. It will be a playoff like attmosphere in the dome mn, and it will all come to who wants it the most. I sure hope ours boys are as hungry as we the fans are.

B_Dub_Saint · 11-27-2009, 02:07 PM

Originally Posted by Frederick Smith

going to be impressed more so than I already am with this avatar.

Freddy my boy, that is the best avatar ever. I mean ever

9thWardDesire · 11-27-2009, 02:20 PM

Not only will this be a test for the Saints, this will also be a test for the Patriots, as well. They will have to bring their "A" game. And their bench will have to step in and play. Because, after all, regardless of what team sport it is, YOU ARE AS GOOD AS YOUR RESERVES!! If you have your starters who can play and a legit bench, chances are good that you are a championship contender. BUT, if your bench is shot, and your starters are too, do like the J-E-T-S, "Just End The Season". We would know for sure who wants it more. The Patriots may have been there (5 SBs, winning 3 of them), but the Saints wants to do better than the NFC Title game. They're shooting for that Lombardi and I would like to see it at Airline Drive in February. Personally, I WOULD LOVE TO SEE THE BLACK 'N GOLD GO UNDEFEATED, TAKE IT TO THE SUPER BOWL AND RUB IT IN THE FACES OF THE DOUBTERS, AND THE '72 DOLPHINS (GO INTO THEIR DRIVEWAY AND TAKE OVER THE NEIGHBORHOOD!! "AINTS" BAG BURNING CEREMONY, A SECOND LINE PARADE AND , FOR BUDDY D, WEAR THE DRESS, DEPENDING ON WHO WOULD GO ALL OUT AND DO IT!!)

Dragon1950 · 11-27-2009, 05:28 PM

On most of the boards where Pats fans are hanging out, they keep on harping about Brady's 3 SB rings and the fact that we have none. While I agree that a loss here would not ruin our season, I would dearly LOVE to shut them up for at least a week ;^)

I also agree that staying ahead of the Vikings IS very important. Wish I didn't have to work on Monday or Tuesday. Monday my mind is going to be very preoccupied, and I'm fairly certain that our Monday night win will keep me buzzed for a few hours after it's over.

11-26-2009, 06:20 AM	#21
foreverfan 12,000 BS Posts Join Date: Mar 2006 Location: Metairie, LA Posts: 13,457 Blog Entries: 5	Re: does anybody want a blowout as bad as i do? Originally Posted by TXGSP I have a suspicion that the Saints playbook is about to really get opened up - I think a flea flicker, fake punt, or something we have never seen will wind up making it into this game. Triple Brother Flea Flicker Reverse. You heard it here.

11-26-2009, 09:03 AM	#22
Frederick Smith SaintsFan101 Join Date: Feb 2008 Posts: 217	Re: does anybody want a blowout as bad as i do? Sorry Canton did not get the joke thing. Hope you are right. Last week I thought the game would be tight and I could not have been more wrong. If the Saints can shut down this Pats offense I am really going to be impressed more so than I already am with this team.

11-27-2009, 08:35 AM	#23
9thWardDesire The Owner Join Date: Mar 2006 Location: New Orleans, LA (10/1/13) Posts: 791	Re: does anybody want a blowout as bad as i do? If (and that's a big, humongous "IF") the Saints do get a blowout win, or even pitch a shutout, don't you know how many of the talking heads, the "experts", the pundits would feel "STOOPIFIED" (Yes, with 2 "O"s) not to consider them to be elite? In 43 years we went from annual doormats, to average, to being a force. The Saints - and the city and state - are STARVING for a champion, and I "KNOW" that the 2009 team has the potential to become one. It's just a matter of how bad they want it.

11-27-2009, 09:32 AM	#24
SaintsFan1967 100th Post Join Date: Jul 2002 Posts: 109	Re: does anybody want a blowout as bad as i do? Originally Posted by 9thWardDesire If (and that's a big, humongous "IF") the Saints do get a blowout win, or even pitch a shutout, don't you know how many of the talking heads, the "experts", the pundits would feel "STOOPIFIED" (Yes, with 2 "O"s) not to consider them to be elite? In 43 years we went from annual doormats, to average, to being a force. The Saints - and the city and state - are STARVING for a champion, and I "KNOW" that the 2009 team has the potential to become one. It's just a matter of how bad they want it. I agree. The Pats are too good a team to get blowed out. We will have to bring our A game to beat them. And play mistake free for 60 miniutes. You can't give the pats a break, cause if you do they will make you pay. Penaltys and turnovers will kill you against a team like the pats. They have been an elite team, if the elite team, for a very long time. To be the best you must beat the best. It will be a playoff like attmosphere in the dome mn, and it will all come to who wants it the most. I sure hope ours boys are as hungry as we the fans are.
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11-27-2009, 02:07 PM	#25
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11-27-2009, 02:20 PM	#26
9thWardDesire The Owner Join Date: Mar 2006 Location: New Orleans, LA (10/1/13) Posts: 791	Re: does anybody want a blowout as bad as i do? Not only will this be a test for the Saints, this will also be a test for the Patriots, as well. They will have to bring their "A" game. And their bench will have to step in and play. Because, after all, regardless of what team sport it is, YOU ARE AS GOOD AS YOUR RESERVES!! If you have your starters who can play and a legit bench, chances are good that you are a championship contender. BUT, if your bench is shot, and your starters are too, do like the J-E-T-S, "Just End The Season". We would know for sure who wants it more. The Patriots may have been there (5 SBs, winning 3 of them), but the Saints wants to do better than the NFC Title game. They're shooting for that Lombardi and I would like to see it at Airline Drive in February. Personally, I WOULD LOVE TO SEE THE BLACK 'N GOLD GO UNDEFEATED, TAKE IT TO THE SUPER BOWL AND RUB IT IN THE FACES OF THE DOUBTERS, AND THE '72 DOLPHINS (GO INTO THEIR DRIVEWAY AND TAKE OVER THE NEIGHBORHOOD!! "AINTS" BAG BURNING CEREMONY, A SECOND LINE PARADE AND , FOR BUDDY D, WEAR THE DRESS, DEPENDING ON WHO WOULD GO ALL OUT AND DO IT!!)

11-27-2009, 05:28 PM	#27
Dragon1950 Rookie Join Date: Nov 2009 Location: I grew up in Algiers, but currenly live in the Tampa Bay area. Posts: 7	Re: does anybody want a blowout as bad as i do? On most of the boards where Pats fans are hanging out, they keep on harping about Brady's 3 SB rings and the fact that we have none. While I agree that a loss here would not ruin our season, I would dearly LOVE to shut them up for at least a week ;^) I also agree that staying ahead of the Vikings IS very important. Wish I didn't have to work on Monday or Tuesday. Monday my mind is going to be very preoccupied, and I'm fairly certain that our Monday night win will keep me buzzed for a few hours after it's over.