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Take note! I will bring this thread back in February when the Colts are carrying home the Lombardi trophy from Dallas!

I HATE to agree with p13 but he is absolutely correct.

Maybe the AFC Champioship, but not the Super Bowl.

Wanna bet?.......oh, wait.

poizond13 wrote:Take note! I will bring this thread back in February when the Colts are carrying home the Lombardi trophy from Dallas!

You are a fraud.

Nothing you say here has any validity.

GET LOST!!!

poizond13 wrote:Take note! I will bring this thread back in February when the Colts are carrying home the Lombardi trophy from Dallas!

Didn't you lose a bet?

Machado wrote:

poizond13 wrote:Take note! I will bring this thread back in February when the Colts are carrying home the Lombardi trophy from Dallas!

You are a fraud.

Nothing you say here has any validity.

GET LOST!!!

Eat shit, fag.

Not this shit again. Didn't you learn anything about running your mouth off last year?

SkyDog112046 wrote:Not this shit again. Didn't you learn anything about running your mouth off last year?

Like his hero Vince Neil, P13 doesn't learn from his mistakes and we can look forward to seeing him fuck up again.

Colts fans have the shortest memory and the biggest playoff choke artist of all time...Peyton Manning.

Hands down, he is the best regular season QB of all time, but his playoff record and stats suck.

bigpaparob74 wrote:Colts fans have the shortest memory and the biggest playoff choke artist of all time...Peyton Manning.

My best friend has been a season ticket holder for fifteen years. He's an eternal pessimist when it comes to the Colts. Every game I've attended with him he expects the worst.

I'd venture to say he's worse with the Colts than I am with the Cubs.

johnk5150 wrote:

bigpaparob74 wrote:Colts fans have the shortest memory and the biggest playoff choke artist of all time...Peyton Manning.

My best friend has been a season ticket holder for fifteen years. He's an eternal pessimist when it comes to the Colts. Every game I've attended with him he expects the worst.

I'd venture to say he's worse with the Colts than I am with the Cubs.

That's funny. I Have had season tickets for 11 or 12 years and I can tell you one thing about Indianapolis...we have the worst football fans in the world. It's getting better, but there are still too many people there socializing and sitting on their fucking hands. Now granted I have 3 tickets in the Club section on the visitor side, so they aren't cheap seats, but still YOU ARE AT A FOOTBALL GAME. Fucking wear a jersey not a suit and cheer. The guy 2 rows in front of literally turned around last year and told the guy one row in front of me to keep it down. Really??? Like I said it's getting better.


A pic from my seat....

makaveli wrote:

johnk5150 wrote: That's funny. I Have had season tickets for 11 or 12 years and I can tell you one thing about Indianapolis...we have the worst football fans in the world. It's getting better, but there are still too many people there socializing and sitting on their fucking hands. Now granted I have 3 tickets in the Club section on the visitor side, so they aren't cheap seats, but still YOU ARE AT A FOOTBALL GAME. Fucking wear a jersey not a suit and cheer. The guy 2 rows in front of literally turned around last year and told the guy one row in front of me to keep it down. Really??? Like I said it's getting better.


A pic from my seat....

My buddy has that exact same tickets on the other 40. I went to the first regular season game with him. While tailgating the fans found out Brady was injured for the season and the party officially started. That the Bears won that game on that Sunday couldn't dampen the Colts fans as their nemesis was offically off the radar for the whole year.

Ahhhh yes......I remember that VERY fondly.

makaveli wrote:

johnk5150 wrote:

bigpaparob74 wrote:Colts fans have the shortest memory and the biggest playoff choke artist of all time...Peyton Manning.

My best friend has been a season ticket holder for fifteen years. He's an eternal pessimist when it comes to the Colts. Every game I've attended with him he expects the worst.

I'd venture to say he's worse with the Colts than I am with the Cubs.

That's funny. I Have had season tickets for 11 or 12 years and I can tell you one thing about Indianapolis...we have the worst football fans in the world. It's getting better, but there are still too many people there socializing and sitting on their fucking hands. Now granted I have 3 tickets in the Club section on the visitor side, so they aren't cheap seats, but still YOU ARE AT A FOOTBALL GAME. Fucking wear a jersey not a suit and cheer. The guy 2 rows in front of literally turned around last year and told the guy one row in front of me to keep it down. Really??? Like I said it's getting better.


A pic from my seat....

Interested in giving me your Colts / Chargers tickets? My boy loves the Chargers and wants to go.

Sorry brah....I don't give up my tickets EVER.

DOWN2WHISKEY wrote:FIXED!!

poizond13 wrote:Take note! I will bring this thread back in February when the Colts are at home watching some other team carry home the Lombardi trophy from Dallas!

Ol' peanut head!

makaveli wrote:Sorry brah....I don't give up my tickets EVER.

Bastard.

Facedown wrote:Wanna bet?.......oh, wait.

BWAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA!!!!!!

Oh well, I guess the Colts' road to the Superbowl leads through their local ticket agency.

No big deal though. It's not like they lost to a division foe, right Pinhead13? OOOhhh, wait a second....

BWWAAHAAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA

SkyDog112046 wrote:Oh well, I guess the Colts' road to the Superbowl leads through their local ticket agency.

No big deal though. It's not like they lost to a division foe, right Pinhead13? OOOhhh, wait a second....

BWWAAHAAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA

LOL! Seriously?? You're gonna write off the Colts after ONE GAME. HAHA, good luck with that one.

No doubt, it was a tough loss. Credit to the Texans, they came out with a good game plan and executed it to perfection. I am not sure what happened to our run defense. I will have to go back and look at the tape, but it was not pretty. Defensively, as a whole, it was a pretty poor effort from start to finish. Our offense looked great, just too many mistakes and the inability to finish drives. Offensive line will need to polish up. Make no mistake, we will make the adjustments, and we will come out strong next week. The road to the promised land is not always a smooth one and I guarantee you no one in that locker room is panicking right now.

Dude, that wasn't just a "tough loss", that was the most pathetic run defense I've ever seen. They didn't just lose. They got their asses kicked.

bane wrote:Dude, that wasn't just a "tough loss", that was the most pathetic run defense I've ever seen. They didn't just lose. They got their asses kicked.

Is naming your kid Arian the most offensive thing you can possibly do?

johnk5150 wrote:

bane wrote:Dude, that wasn't just a "tough loss", that was the most pathetic run defense I've ever seen. They didn't just lose. They got their asses kicked.

Is naming your kid Arian the most offensive thing you can possibly do?

Only if you spell it with a "y".

I was just thinking, if the Texans and Foster were able to destroy the Colts run defense like that, what do you think Johnson and Tennessee are going to do? If there isn't panic in Indy right now, I guarantee there is serious worry. The Superbowl hangover appears to be in full effect.

bane wrote:Dude, that wasn't just a "tough loss", that was the most pathetic run defense I've ever seen. They didn't just lose. They got their asses kicked.

I'm not too concerned about it. Our run defense was stout all of last year, and we have the exact same personnel back this year. I'm sure there will be a re-emphasis put on it this week, coaches will look at the tape, see exactly what went wrong, and correct it. Pretty simple.

bane wrote:
I was just thinking, if the Texans and Foster were able to destroy the Colts run defense like that, what do you think Johnson and Tennessee are going to do? If there isn't panic in Indy right now, I guarantee there is serious worry. The Superbowl hangover appears to be in full effect.

I usually spend most of October in Indy. My main client is VERY worried about their defense right now.

Leonard Weaver was just Theismanned.

I'm sure people outside of the organization will panic. But when you really look at it, the Colts didn't get dominated. They played relatively well, and they lost because they failed to do the little things right. Penalties, dropped balls, missed tackles, missed blocks, are really what made the difference in this game. Most of those big runs could have been avoided by making simple tackles. We will get it taken care of and we will be fine, mark my words.