Comments on: Superbowl lessons for the GAA http://www.adrianrussell.net/2010/02/09/superbowl-lessons-for-the-gaa/ The Deadline Tue, 13 Sep 2011 09:14:00 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 By: adrian russell http://www.adrianrussell.net/2010/02/09/superbowl-lessons-for-the-gaa/comment-page-1/#comment-4009 adrian russell Fri, 26 Feb 2010 01:31:48 +0000 http://www.adrianrussell.net/?p=1615#comment-4009 thanks for the comments chaps. <br><br>@Elliott half-time means half-time but it was fairly bad fare. thanks for the comments chaps.

@Elliott half-time means half-time but it was fairly bad fare.

]]> By: Colin_k http://www.adrianrussell.net/2010/02/09/superbowl-lessons-for-the-gaa/comment-page-1/#comment-4006 Colin_k Wed, 24 Feb 2010 00:24:45 +0000 http://www.adrianrussell.net/?p=1615#comment-4006 I agree with you, Adrian. It was a great game, one of the best Superbowl games I've seen. Head said Colts would win but heart wanted Saints. Sean Payton's tactics took a page out of the 9ers game when they played the Colts (contain Manning's passing, take the hit in the running game) and the broader American public can now recognise the incredible talent Drew Brees is on that field. Other Points: <br><br>1) Payton taking risks like the 4th down at goal (that failed) and the on-side kick (that just about happened thanks to Mr. Playboy Kendra Hank Baskett missing the catch) helped keep people glued. <br><br>2) The Who that exist now are dead to me. It was embarassing as they ran down the themes to the CSIs in medley format. <br><br>3) Jeremy Shockey got a Superbowl ring he can be proud of.<br><br>4) The Colts game started to swing when Freeney left. They were still of course in it cause of the Manning Peyton factor. <br><br>5) The Peyton Manning factor came to a jaw dropping end with THAT interception. <br><br>6) The Minnesota Vikings were the best team this year, their pain continues.<br><br>Now the long wait till next season. Hoping for an interesting draft and free agency. I agree with you, Adrian. It was a great game, one of the best Superbowl games I've seen. Head said Colts would win but heart wanted Saints. Sean Payton's tactics took a page out of the 9ers game when they played the Colts (contain Manning's passing, take the hit in the running game) and the broader American public can now recognise the incredible talent Drew Brees is on that field. Other Points:

1) Payton taking risks like the 4th down at goal (that failed) and the on-side kick (that just about happened thanks to Mr. Playboy Kendra Hank Baskett missing the catch) helped keep people glued.

2) The Who that exist now are dead to me. It was embarassing as they ran down the themes to the CSIs in medley format.

3) Jeremy Shockey got a Superbowl ring he can be proud of.

4) The Colts game started to swing when Freeney left. They were still of course in it cause of the Manning Peyton factor.

5) The Peyton Manning factor came to a jaw dropping end with THAT interception.

6) The Minnesota Vikings were the best team this year, their pain continues.

Now the long wait till next season. Hoping for an interesting draft and free agency.

]]> By: Elliott http://www.adrianrussell.net/2010/02/09/superbowl-lessons-for-the-gaa/comment-page-1/#comment-4004 Elliott Thu, 11 Feb 2010 02:19:54 +0000 http://www.adrianrussell.net/?p=1615#comment-4004 This is linguistic confusion. Half-time entertainment in American English means "half hearted" or "half assed." Sorry for the confusion. And I just met an Irish guy today at work, but not from Cork unfortunately. This is linguistic confusion. Half-time entertainment in American English means “half hearted” or “half assed.” Sorry for the confusion. And I just met an Irish guy today at work, but not from Cork unfortunately.

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