Duck, duck, goose: Best NFL celebrations so far - Duck, duck, goose: Best NFL celebrations so far
Can see it transposing itself across the pond and into football.
It's not the 1930's any more, Clint.what's wrong with a handshake?
It's not the 1930's any more, Clint.
We already have the slide, the stick out tongue, the cupped ear, the shirt over the head, the rocking the baby.
Have to say the NFL ones are much more inventive.
Yep. Used to get flags and had to be restrained. Now they let them run riot.
Thanks for those Otis, made me laugh.
Typically no Redskins ones because we're rarely good enough to get it in the end zone :emoji_disappointed:
That was the hide and seek one wasn't it?you've lost me now!
you've lost me now!
All about opinions isn't it.NFL - a 60 minute game that has 10 minutes of action and takes 4 hours to complete. It’s unwatchable without a finger placed on the fast forward button.
NHL is far superior as a form of entertainment.
NFL - a 60 minute game that has 10 minutes of action and takes 4 hours to complete. It’s unwatchable without a finger placed on the fast forward button.
NHL is far superior as a form of entertainment.
I have NFL above football. If they could sort out all the cheating, diving, feigning injury, timewasting etc, then I think football might well be back top.don't agree, but this forum is all about opinions. I love NFL, its 3rd behind Football and Darts
I have NFL above football. If they could sort out all the cheating, diving, feigning injury, timewasting etc, then I think football might well be back top.
Too much wrong in the game at the moment. You have to ask yourself how many exciting, good games of football have we witnessed at the Ricoh.
I bet over the last 3 years it is less than a total of 10.
Such a shame.
I watch the NFL and so many games go right down to the wire.
It was, I watched it. How many really exciting games are there though in reality ?you've caught me at a bad time, tonight's Arsenal v Man Utd was fantastic.,
Also, CCFC are at little league level...
It was, I watched it. How many really exciting games are there though in reality ?
Football is thrilling when it is open and end to end and exciting, but how often do we see that?
And it's not just about City now. Cast your mind back to the Championship. We didn't see many really good games then either.
Football 1st and then darts second. Snooker used to be third when Jimmy White was in his prime. Bet most people now couldn't probably name 5 snooker players.don't agree, but this forum is all about opinions. I love NFL, its 3rd behind Football and Darts
All about opinions isn't it.
I personally think it is the best game on the planet.
I don't mind NHL but it is so much more limited in the way the game can be played and the things you can do on the ice.
American football is much more tactical and can surprise you with trick plays and fake punts etc.
Best game of sport out there for me by a long chalk. As I say, I don't mind ice hockey and could watch a game, same too with baseball.
Only popular US game I don't like is basketball and it's for those same reasons, that of the fact it is more limited in its gameplay.
That's a bit false though isn't it. You are talking about time wasted rather than players time wasting. Two completely different things.Through my job I get offered free tickets for USC Trojans which is the biggest American football team in Los Angeles. Despite that Trojans is just a college team, it is bigger than the NFL teams in LA, the Rams and Chargers. I went to one Trojans game with my son and we left in the third quarter because it was so dull. I don't bother taking up the offers of free tickets because I am not going to waste 4 hours of my time waiting for 10 minutes action. The Wall Street Journal has calculated that the average NFL game includes only 11 minutes of actual playing time.
I do watch Rams and Trojans games on TV but only with a fast forward button so as to skip the 3 hours and 50 minutes where everyone is standing around scratching their arse. The time wasting in NFL is also a huge bug bear with me and is far worse than real football.
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That's a bit false though isn't it. You are talking about time wasted rather than players time wasting. Two completely different things.
You can't for the best part, deliberately time waste in American football because it is all on the clock and the clock stops at the end of many plays.
Time wasting in football is the deliberate act of trying to stop play and preventing play from taking place.
I like that one where one player pretended to be a fish and another player is an angler reeling him in, think it may have been a non league team.
Remember when Zuniga unveiled his I love Jesus t shirt to the West end, not extravagant but certainly unexpected!
That was Juan Sara wasn’t it?
I don’t understand why players stick their tongue out whilst celebrating. As for dabbing I’d rather see them score an own goal than see someone do that whilst playing for a team I support.
There is a bit of that for sure, the running the clock down, but that is just the same as taking the ball into the corner flags in football.It’s also the deliberate time wasting. For example running down the clock on every scrimmage when your own side is winning. And in the last minute of the game when the QB of the winning team goes down on one knee for each down. And running down the clock right before calling a timeout. The commentators are always on about ‘running down the clock’ so it is a deliberate action.
Duck, duck, goose: Best NFL celebrations so far - Duck, duck, goose: Best NFL celebrations so far
Can see it transposing itself across the pond and into football.
NFL - a 60 minute game that has 10 minutes of action and takes 4 hours to complete. It’s unwatchable without a finger placed on the fast forward button.
NHL is far superior as a form of entertainment.
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