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CheeseHead

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  1. Watching the Tigers v Guardians ALDS decider. Just when Skubal was looking imperious v Guardians, gives up a grand slam to Lane Thomas. On the previous pitch he hit the batter with bases loaded to give up his first run in over 28 innings. That grand slam will live long in the memory of Cleveland fans.
  2. Mets into the NLCS. There's only 1 team from New York that's winning the World Series, and it ain't the Yankees! 😄
  3. Yes indeed. Signal fading in and out all the time. It was a result getting about 2 mins of continuous commentary. I particularly remember following Tony Eason and the Patriots on the radio in the '85 season when they won an unprecedented 3 road play-off games, only to be wiped out in the Superbowl by Mike Ditka's ferocious Bears
  4. If you've ever watched The X-Files, you'll know why the Bills never have and never will win the Superbowl! 😄
  5. I think the Raiders picked up a fair few UK fans at the time. I remember Marcus Allen being the main man. They've probably lost a few over the years considering, like you said, how crap they have been since!
  6. Can't believe the Bengals have just blown it with the holder dropping the ball on that OT field goal attempt
  7. Loved the idea that the Packers were a publicly owned non-profit corporation. They were terrible in the late 80s (had been since they won the first 2 Superbowls in '66 and '67) so I liked the underdog vibe. Was in Wisconsin for a wedding in the early 90s, went to Green Bay for the day on a match day even though we didn't have any tickets, but the atmosphere outside the stadium pre-match was amazing. The Holmgren-Favre years were just about to begin and I haven't looked back since!
  8. Mets doing it late again. After being shut out in 7, 5 runs in the 8th at the Phillies to lead 5-1.
  9. Feel for the Brewers but what a 9th inning for the Mets. Pete Alonso facing his possible last ever at-bat for the Mets, slams a 3-run go ahead homer. First guy in history to hit a go-ahead homer whilst trailing in the 9th inning in a postseason all-or-nothing game. The Amazin' are back
  10. Anybody else's Android wallet still showing Everton tickets? No option to download Bournemouth tickets when I log-in on the club website
  11. Mets into the play-offs after winning the first of their 2 final games at the Braves today. Crazy game, Mets trailed by 3 going into the top of the 8th, racked up 6 to lead 6-3, only to give up 4 in the bottom of the 8th to trail 7-6. Then Lindor hits a 2-run homer in the top of the 9th for a Mets 8-7 lead, which they managed to hold on to. Now Braves need to win the 2nd game of this double-header to clinch their place in the play-offs. Hope they don't as I'd rather seen the D-Backs in there
  12. Yep. Just hung it up there. Gotta learn not to throw that one under that kind of pressure
  13. Apart from Jefferson who is a pain in the backside!
  14. Packers back in it, having pulled back 3 TDs
  15. Packers being taught a lesson here
  16. Terrible choice of name. I'm guessing it's something to do with the president residing in Washington and being the commander-in-chief. Whatever the reason, it's rubbish. And it replaced the iconic 'Redskins'. Criminal!
  17. You may have commented on this already in the past, but how did you feel about the name change? To me Cleveland will always be the Indians, in much the same way as NFL's Washington will always be the Redskins. I always saw those original names as nothing less than a full respect and appreciation of history.
  18. Ridiculous figures. He actually took that 50th stolen base home with him!
  19. Even at 4th and 16, you just knew the Chiefs would win this game. It's getting boring now!
  20. A waste of £20 mate! 🙂
  21. For the second time in four starts, Bowden Francis pitches a no-hitter going into the 9th for the Blue Jays, and comes up short. Only one no-hitter in Blue Jays history, Dave Stieb in September 1990. So close.
  22. Long live that voice
  23. I remember it well. They had a camera shot on Rodgers as pick after pick went by without Rodgers being selected. It was fully expected that the 49ers would take him. Funnily enough as a Packers fan I wasn't overly excited when we got him, but I will be forever grateful for 2010.
  24. If memory serves, Rodgers has a terrible recent record against the Niners
  25. You'll find some of us in the sci-fi/fantasy thread!
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