Red Red Robin wrote:Arizona were on the receiving end of some poor decisions, the roughing the passer and running into the holder penalties spring to mind, but even after Fitzgerald had scored at the end Pittsburgh were always likely to score again. After the first quarter I was thinking that it was going to be a blowout given how easily Pittsburgh were making big yardage gains.
Terrible decisions. Did you see the block in the back that helped Harrison get the 100 yard TD INT ? That was four terrible decisions by the officiating crew.
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cards were robed . too come back too lead from 13 points behind.a super bowl record . they deserved too win BEN Graham's Super Bowl dream has ended in misery after his Arizona Cardinals had victory snatched away in the dying seconds.
Pittsburgh won the National Football League title 27-23.
The final quarter was a thriller, with Arizona appearing as though it would pull off the biggest comeback win in Super Bowl history by scoring two touchdowns in the final quarter to erase a 13 point deficit.
http://www.news.com.au/dailytelegraph/s ... 66,00.html
cards were robed . too come back too lead from 13 points behind.a super bowl record . they deserved too win BEN Graham's Super Bowl dream has ended in misery after his Arizona Cardinals had victory snatched away in the dying seconds.
Pittsburgh won the National Football League title 27-23.
The final quarter was a thriller, with Arizona appearing as though it would pull off the biggest comeback win in Super Bowl history by scoring two touchdowns in the final quarter to erase a 13 point deficit.
http://www.news.com.au/dailytelegraph/s ... 66,00.html
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The Cards certainly got the rough end of the stick. Really enjoyed that game though. Fitzgerald was awesome. I just thought as soon as he went in for his 2nd it's too soon. Was nervous for them after that, and what Big Ben came up trumps. I hate that fat knacker for some reason!
The Cards punter was abysmal. Think you may be seeing him in oz next year!
Sammy Stripes wrote:Great game, shame i was in a pub full of Steelers fans though
We had a fair few at the Sports Cafe in Leeds waving their Terrible Towels around and singing Let's go Steelers. I wish I'd have nabbed a towel and wiped my nose on it then stamped on it like a couple of Titans players did in December.
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Dead Man Walking wrote:We had a fair few at the Sports Cafe in Leeds waving their Terrible Towels around and singing Let's go Steelers. I wish I'd have nabbed a towel and wiped my nose on it then stamped on it like a couple of Titans players did in December.
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Red Red Robin wrote:Arizona were on the receiving end of some poor decisions, the roughing the passer and running into the holder penalties spring to mind, but even after Fitzgerald had scored at the end Pittsburgh were always likely to score again. After the first quarter I was thinking that it was going to be a blowout given how easily Pittsburgh were making big yardage gains.
Roughing the holder is a no brainer call there, he wasnt blocked into him and just ran straight in despite having ample opportunity to change his angle and avoid the holder.
Dumb play by Adrian Wilson IIRC, and not his only one of the night either.
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Andy Gilder wrote:Roughing the holder is a no brainer call there, he wasnt blocked into him and just ran straight in despite having ample opportunity to change his angle and avoid the holder.
Dumb play by Adrian Wilson IIRC, and not his only one of the night either.
He was blocked and he was falling forward and couldn't get out of the way of the holder. Harrison committed a worse dumb play by punching the Cardinals player and nothing happened. The officiating was dodgy at best against the Cardinals.
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