Conquer Club

....for defeating the defending champs!

Hey Happy, this thread is for you.

There was this guy on ESPN that guaranteed the Bears would be 0-3, and said he'd be back to gloat after week 3. Gee, so much for that.

He'll just return earlier. I have to say that after the Patriots the Pittsburgh Steelers are my next least favorite NFL team and would like to personally say thank you to the Bears. Actually come to look at it, all three of my least favorite NFL teams lost today and the Falcons won. I think that makes for a great day.

strike wolf wrote:He'll just return earlier. I have to say that after the Patriots the Pittsburgh Steelers are my next least favorite NFL team and would like to personally say thank you to the Bears. Actually come to look at it, all three of my least favorite NFL teams lost today and the Falcons won. I think that makes for a great day.

I agree (except on the Pats, my dad's a fan of theirs and I look on them fondly). Seriously, at a certain point you've had enough Super Bowl victories, let some of the rest of us get a few together.

By the way, if beezer comes prancing in here, anyone feel free to reference how the Cowboys choked today against the Giants.

One more time for you, Happy...especially in light of last week's game in Green Bay:

Frigidus wrote:

strike wolf wrote:He'll just return earlier. I have to say that after the Patriots the Pittsburgh Steelers are my next least favorite NFL team and would like to personally say thank you to the Bears. Actually come to look at it, all three of my least favorite NFL teams lost today and the Falcons won. I think that makes for a great day.

I agree (except on the Pats, my dad's a fan of theirs and I look on them fondly). Seriously, at a certain point you've had enough Super Bowl victories, let some of the rest of us get a few together.

I see how it is. You liberals just want to redistribute the Lombardis.

Frigidus wrote:

strike wolf wrote:He'll just return earlier. I have to say that after the Patriots the Pittsburgh Steelers are my next least favorite NFL team and would like to personally say thank you to the Bears. Actually come to look at it, all three of my least favorite NFL teams lost today and the Falcons won. I think that makes for a great day.

I agree (except on the Pats, my dad's a fan of theirs and I look on them fondly). Seriously, at a certain point you've had enough Super Bowl victories, let some of the rest of us get a few together.

Hard to root against a team that your family likes sometimes.

The title confused me (coming from Luns) but the presentation was win.
I don't think that the Packers game was any indication of the Bears upcoming season. It took 4 interceptions for them to take the game, and the Bears did great in the pre-season. The Bears will have a great run.... even without Mr. Brian Keith Urlacher.

GO BEARS!

There's no shortage of 1 win teams in the NFL now,
but that will soon change eh? Let's Go Lions!

oVo wrote:There's no shortage of 1 win teams in the NFL now,
but that will soon change eh? Let's Go Lions!

Because the Lions are an easy win?

GO PACK GO GO

just thought i would add another nfc north team

targetman377 wrote:GO PACK GO GO

just thought i would add another nfc north team

Juan_Bottom wrote:

targetman377 wrote:GO PACK GO GO

just thought i would add another nfc north team

The second meeting between the Bears & Packers in Chicago will be a better one.

oVo wrote:The second meeting between the Bears & Packers in Chicago will be a better one.

why cause the packers will CRUSH THEM?????

targetman377 wrote:

oVo wrote:The second meeting between the Bears & Packers in Chicago will be a better one.

why cause the packers will CRUSH THEM?????

Juan_Bottom wrote:The title confused me (coming from Luns) but the presentation was win.
I don't think that the Packers game was any indication of the Bears upcoming season. It took 4 interceptions for them to take the game, and the Bears did great in the pre-season. The Bears will have a great run.... even without Mr. Brian Keith Urlacher.

GO BEARS!

The reason I worded it that way was because HapSmo19 started a similar thread mocking we Bears' fans last week over the loss to Green Bay.

luns101 wrote:By the way, if beezer comes prancing in here, anyone feel free to reference how the Cowboys choked today against the Giants.

Uhhhhh yeah - so what? Part of the reason for that victory was a fluke interception which bounced off of some guy's heel.

Let's see now, the Bears haven't won a Super Bowl in over 2 decades and we're supposed to get all hot and bothered over a victory against the Steelers. Everyone knows Pittsburgh doesn't even play well until midway through the season. When I see Chicago beat a good team sometime after November I'll be impressed. The Cowboys have won 3 Super Bowls since your minor blip on the championship radar in 1986.

Someone please show me how far Romo can throw the ball compared to any quarterback the Bears have had in the past 20 years! Someone please show me some personal failure of Romo's where he hasn't achieved a conquest! The guy has almost no offensive line to block for him and yet he consistently goes out and competes. He literally collapsed in the shower room from a rib injury last year. He tied Troy Aikman's 5 TD passes in a single game, and broke Danny White's record of passing TDs in a season.


...............but let's get all worked up about a Chicago victory in September

Sorry beezer, I'm a Cowboys fan and the Bears did beat a good team on Sunday.
Tony Romo had a tough night and he and the rest of the Boys will be fine.
It's hard to win a game when you lose the turnover battle 4-0...

Cowboys as a group (team & coaches) blew their home opener and it was a
surprising feat to even have the lead with 3 minutes remaining. It was the
defense that kept them in it and the defense that came close but failed to
stop the G-men in the final minutes of the game. Eli kicked our butts.

It's only the second game of the season and I'm more concerned with Barber's
injury than letting a win slip away to our conference rival and being 1-1.

beezer wrote:Someone please show me some personal failure of Romo's where he hasn't achieved a conquest!

You honestly think he avoided the sack?

beezer wrote:

luns101 wrote:By the way, if beezer comes prancing in here, anyone feel free to reference how the Cowboys choked today against the Giants.

Uhhhhh yeah - so what? Part of the reason for that victory was a fluke interception which bounced off of some guy's heel.

Let's see now, the Bears haven't won a Super Bowl in over 2 decades and we're supposed to get all hot and bothered over a victory against the Steelers. Everyone knows Pittsburgh doesn't even play well until midway through the season. When I see Chicago beat a good team sometime after November I'll be impressed. The Cowboys have won 3 Super Bowls since your minor blip on the championship radar in 1986.

Someone please show me how far Romo can throw the ball compared to any quarterback the Bears have had in the past 20 years! Someone please show me some personal failure of Romo's where he hasn't achieved a conquest! The guy has almost no offensive line to block for him and yet he consistently goes out and competes. He literally collapsed in the shower room from a rib injury last year. He tied Troy Aikman's 5 TD passes in a single game, and broke Danny White's record of passing TDs in a season.


...............but let's get all worked up about a Chicago victory in September

So that's the best you've got? "We were pretty good in the '90s"? "Tony Romo has a good arm"? Romo isn't even a top 5 QB (Cutler isn't either before you freak out). Talking about how horrible your O-line is doesn't mean much to a Bears fan. We've had that down for years. Besides, if I remember correctly, you were the one that talked about how sucky we were after one game in September.

This is stupid.

no you are. ha!

Cutler and Romo will get it together and help their teams rock the NFL
and there's nothing wrong with the Cowboys starting offensive line.

The argument is stupid.
'The Cowboys are better this season than the Bears are this season because our QB is better than the Bears QBs of the 90s.'
'And we won more titles in the past.'

oVo wrote: Cutler and Romo will get it together and help their teams rock the NFL
and there's nothing wrong with the Cowboys starting offensive line.

Maybe...