Pats fans petition Goodell to investigate last 1:40 of Super Bowl

This petition is just as ridiculous as the whole Specter-inspired jihad on Hoodie.
This Pats fan has accepted defeat and is moving on.

 

JHC. Unbelievable.

 

Honestly, WTF is wrong with these people? When that game ended I remember thinking that it was unusually bereft of controversial calls, but that hasn't stopped these nuts from scouring the videotape in search of some desperation basis for claiming they were screwed.

Can you imagine their freak out if it'd had the glaringly controversial calls from that Seattle/Pitt super bowl a couple years back? They'd be organizing a million pat fan march on Washington right now.

 

This behavior is extreme.

 

Maybe because I've avoided sports radio recently, but here in New England, I have not heard or read one bit of the sentiment expressed in that petition and/or website until I stumbled across this thread this afternoon. Just sayin that I'm not sure the views expressed are from normal, rational Pats fans.

Now, on with the pissing contest.

 

Someone drop the whiny Pats fans into a vat of STFU for me. For America. For the world.

Please?

 

I have to admit I signed the petition as a Giants fans just to have some fun with with it. I kept it clean, obviously didn't use my real name and stated plainly that yes, Pats fans have become worse than Yankees fan. As a Mets fan, I'd like to think I have a lot of experience on the subject and after coming across two Bostonians the week before the Super Bowl, they proved my point.

 

Apparently, it's been changed. It just congrats the Giants now.

 

Dumbasses.

 

welcome to the real world, dumbass patriots-fanboi sore losers:


"Venting completed.
Perhaps the best Superbowl game of the decade - right down to the wire.

Congratulations to the Giants.
Rooting for a rematch next season."

 

Remember, in the last 10 years (or something like that), only one losing team (Seattle) from the previous Super Bowl has made the playoffs the next year.


I think that's how that's how I heard that stat.

 

Yes, but who exactly do you see finishing ahead of New England in the AFC East? Miami, Buffalo or New York?
There may not be a 7-win team in the bunch.