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Found November 17, 2008 on SPORTS by BROOKS: Yardbarker Blogger Network
Fishy Call In Steelers Game Worth $64M To Vegas
TEAMS: Pittsburgh Steelers,  San Diego Chargers
PLAYERS: Troy Polamalu
You thought dogfighting was a black eye for the NFL? Just wait until the latest scandal picks up steam; one that actually affected real humans, and real money. Roger Goodell is going to regret his bloodless coup that deposed Generalissimo Tagliabue. I am, of course, talking about that abortion of ...
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  • stathopoulos_p

    stathopoulos_p said November 17, 2008

    That wasn't an illegal forward pass on Philip Rivers' part, it was actually an incomplete pass which should have whistled dead anyways.
  • Spotella
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    Spotella said November 18, 2008

    It just goes to show who the refs are getting paid by!!!
  • shizz08
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    shizz08 said November 18, 2008

    the refs are crap! and a lot of them do get paid from throwing games- and some are stiil placeing bets,it's really starting to show.
  • Spotella
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    Spotella said November 18, 2008

    I always knew they were paid by some one other then the league. I mean look at some of the obvious bad calls they make, or when they overturn calls that are in no way to be overturned. It's pathetic.
    • stathopoulos_p

      stathopoulos_p replied November 18, 2008

      They are always making bad calls. Some of them are betting on the Colts whenever the Patriots are rolling into Lucas Oil Stadium

  • gdod25 said November 18, 2008

    Fans need to carry paint ball guns!
  • Spotella
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    Spotella said November 18, 2008

    I've said it before and I'll say it again. Once a team is mathimatically eliminated from the playoffs, they should just play games to tackle the entire officiating staff. They've always pissed me off it's time to get even!!!!
  • phillyfannaz

    phillyfannaz said November 18, 2008

    in tht case wouldnt wanna be a ref at a lions game your gonna get killed.
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