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Watching the NFL game here lads 17:15 - Oct 9 with 2334 viewschicoazul

And I have a question.
Who are the people standing at the sides? I appreciate some are officials and media, but do all these teams have absolutely vast staff? What do all those people do?

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Watching the NFL game here lads on 17:24 - Oct 9 with 1937 viewsbungaytractor

NFL is crap its all adverts rugby much better
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Watching the NFL game here lads on 17:24 - Oct 9 with 1936 viewsIllinoisblue

Assistants to the assistant coaches. It’s long irritated me. Sidelines are an overpopulated mess.

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Watching the NFL game here lads on 17:34 - Oct 9 with 1907 viewsMullet

Watching the NFL game here lads on 17:24 - Oct 9 by Illinoisblue

Assistants to the assistant coaches. It’s long irritated me. Sidelines are an overpopulated mess.


Snr and I have been trying to follow the game, the commentary are graciously explaining everything and why it's important but even so.

Not sure ITFC fans can snark too much about overcrowded backrooms and sidelines all things considered either.

I'm now a Giants fan because I hate green and yella obviously and they lost.

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Watching the NFL game here lads on 17:40 - Oct 9 with 1882 viewsChurchman

Watching the NFL game here lads on 17:24 - Oct 9 by bungaytractor

NFL is crap its all adverts rugby much better


I take it that’s your opinion rather than a statement of fact.
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Watching the NFL game here lads on 17:48 - Oct 9 with 1834 viewsChurchman

There are I think 53 players in an NFL team. You have one for offence which can include gorillas to run the ball or fleet footed ones to catch it. A team for defence and one for special teams (receiving the ball, for example). You have a kicker and a quarterback.

With all these players you have back ups for injury. Each of the teams have coaches plus of course Head Coach and his direct assistants. You also have medical staff, analysts. There are also officials.

NFL is a bit like chess with people. Very large people mostly. It’s not everybody’s cup of tea, but it is mine. To go to a game in the U.K. is fun. I hope to see one in the US one day, hopefully somewhere warm!
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Watching the NFL game here lads on 17:34 - Oct 9 by Mullet

Snr and I have been trying to follow the game, the commentary are graciously explaining everything and why it's important but even so.

Not sure ITFC fans can snark too much about overcrowded backrooms and sidelines all things considered either.

I'm now a Giants fan because I hate green and yella obviously and they lost.


I think hating on green and yellow is a good place to start. Appropriately enough, the Packers went all spursy today and fkd it up. Which was nice.

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Watching the NFL game here lads on 17:52 - Oct 9 with 1793 viewsMullet

Watching the NFL game here lads on 17:49 - Oct 9 by Illinoisblue

I think hating on green and yellow is a good place to start. Appropriately enough, the Packers went all spursy today and fkd it up. Which was nice.


I'm guessing the Giants are like Fulham or someone then?

Imagine trying to export the Prem to your lot out there. West Ham vs Brighton in front of 80k in Houston or something. Mental.

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Watching the NFL game here lads on 17:49 - Oct 9 by Illinoisblue

I think hating on green and yellow is a good place to start. Appropriately enough, the Packers went all spursy today and fkd it up. Which was nice.


And they play at Lambeu field. Officially my the worst NFL team based on that and colours

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Watching the NFL game here lads on 18:04 - Oct 9 with 1722 viewsbungaytractor

Watching the NFL game here lads on 17:40 - Oct 9 by Churchman

I take it that’s your opinion rather than a statement of fact.
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Not a fact but seem's like a load of rubbish to me really load of yank rubbish
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Watching the NFL game here lads on 18:14 - Oct 9 with 1692 viewsIllinoisblue

Watching the NFL game here lads on 17:55 - Oct 9 by BlueandTruesince82

And they play at Lambeu field. Officially my the worst NFL team based on that and colours


To be fair, it’s a nice stadium. A giant 80k stadium in a modest residential area of working class Green Bay. It’s quite refreshing to see that instead of out of town soulless corporate bowls

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Watching the NFL game here lads on 18:17 - Oct 9 with 1676 viewsIllinoisblue

Watching the NFL game here lads on 17:52 - Oct 9 by Mullet

I'm guessing the Giants are like Fulham or someone then?

Imagine trying to export the Prem to your lot out there. West Ham vs Brighton in front of 80k in Houston or something. Mental.


The Giants would be more of an Arsenal or Chelsea in that they’ve actually won things (admittedly there is only one thing to win)

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Watching the NFL game here lads on 18:22 - Oct 9 with 1656 viewsronnyd

My eldest took me to Wembley in 92 to see an exhibition match between S F 49ers and the Washington Redskins, i think they are called something else now. It was quite an eye opener. I didn't know a thing about the rules or tactics, but must say i found the game absorbing and the stop/start nature of the game didn't detract from the excitement. All in all it was a great day out.
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Watching the NFL game here lads on 17:40 - Oct 9 by Churchman

I take it that’s your opinion rather than a statement of fact.
[Post edited 9 Oct 2022 17:49]


In all fairness, 'NFL is crap' can be proved to be correct to 18 decimal places.
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Watching the NFL game here lads on 18:49 - Oct 9 with 1572 viewsChurchman

Watching the NFL game here lads on 18:24 - Oct 9 by BlueBadger

In all fairness, 'NFL is crap' can be proved to be correct to 18 decimal places.
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Everyone is entitled to an opinion.

There are plenty out there including full houses at Tottenham for this Sunday and last who I suspect would disagree - along with one or two people in the US.
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Watching the NFL game here lads on 17:48 - Oct 9 by Churchman

There are I think 53 players in an NFL team. You have one for offence which can include gorillas to run the ball or fleet footed ones to catch it. A team for defence and one for special teams (receiving the ball, for example). You have a kicker and a quarterback.

With all these players you have back ups for injury. Each of the teams have coaches plus of course Head Coach and his direct assistants. You also have medical staff, analysts. There are also officials.

NFL is a bit like chess with people. Very large people mostly. It’s not everybody’s cup of tea, but it is mine. To go to a game in the U.K. is fun. I hope to see one in the US one day, hopefully somewhere warm!
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It's a great spectacle,
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Watching the NFL game here lads on 19:36 - Oct 9 with 1469 viewsTrequartista

Board etiquette prevents me making negative opinions about sports other people like, but board etiquette is also not to post aforementioned boring american sports with stupid team nicknames in the football section, so i get a free pass for that one.

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Watching the NFL game here lads on 19:49 - Oct 9 with 1435 viewsBlueForYou

Believe I'm correct here, Green Bay are the only NFL team actually owned by the fans.
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Watching the NFL game here lads on 18:17 - Oct 9 by Illinoisblue

The Giants would be more of an Arsenal or Chelsea in that they’ve actually won things (admittedly there is only one thing to win)


I would say they're Ipswich, won a few things back in the day but done naff all in years!

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Watching the NFL game here lads on 20:48 - Oct 9 with 1288 viewsMeadowlark

Watching the NFL game here lads on 17:49 - Oct 9 by Illinoisblue

I think hating on green and yellow is a good place to start. Appropriately enough, the Packers went all spursy today and fkd it up. Which was nice.


Has "hating on" officially taken over from just "hating" now?
Another US import.........
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Watching the NFL game here lads on 20:58 - Oct 9 with 1270 viewsChurchman

Watching the NFL game here lads on 19:49 - Oct 9 by BlueForYou

Believe I'm correct here, Green Bay are the only NFL team actually owned by the fans.


They are. They play in Wisconsin and Green Bay itself has a population of about 100k. The packers ground holds just under 73k. The Packers games have been sold out since 1960 and the waiting list for a season ticket is 86k
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Watching the NFL game here lads on 21:05 - Oct 9 with 1256 viewsBlueandTruesince82

Watching the NFL game here lads on 18:14 - Oct 9 by Illinoisblue

To be fair, it’s a nice stadium. A giant 80k stadium in a modest residential area of working class Green Bay. It’s quite refreshing to see that instead of out of town soulless corporate bowls


Yeah but Lambeu, Lambo. Plus green and near yellow. Can't be stood for

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Watching the NFL game here lads on 21:07 - Oct 9 with 1252 viewsChurchman

Watching the NFL game here lads on 18:22 - Oct 9 by ronnyd

My eldest took me to Wembley in 92 to see an exhibition match between S F 49ers and the Washington Redskins, i think they are called something else now. It was quite an eye opener. I didn't know a thing about the rules or tactics, but must say i found the game absorbing and the stop/start nature of the game didn't detract from the excitement. All in all it was a great day out.


They are called the Washington Commanders now. Despite being one of the original teams with the Redskins name, there was objections to the name.

One of the interesting things about the NFL is that the teams that finish with the worst records each season get first pick of the kids playing college football in the ‘draft’. It means that teams that were rubbish have a chance of becoming good and visa versa. An equalisation process.

Personally, I find that better than the top football clubs like Man City, L’pool, MU and Chelsea hoovering up the best talent and buying the best players every year, making the Premier League more often than not uncompetitive - forever.
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Watching the NFL game here lads on 21:48 - Oct 9 with 1154 viewsIllinoisblue

Watching the NFL game here lads on 20:48 - Oct 9 by Meadowlark

Has "hating on" officially taken over from just "hating" now?
Another US import.........


Not officially, no. You may use language as you see fit.

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Watching the NFL game here lads on 17:48 - Oct 9 by Churchman

There are I think 53 players in an NFL team. You have one for offence which can include gorillas to run the ball or fleet footed ones to catch it. A team for defence and one for special teams (receiving the ball, for example). You have a kicker and a quarterback.

With all these players you have back ups for injury. Each of the teams have coaches plus of course Head Coach and his direct assistants. You also have medical staff, analysts. There are also officials.

NFL is a bit like chess with people. Very large people mostly. It’s not everybody’s cup of tea, but it is mine. To go to a game in the U.K. is fun. I hope to see one in the US one day, hopefully somewhere warm!
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I should be going to watch Cowboys Vs Lions in a fortnight which I'm excited for. Was at the Red River Showdown yesterday (I'm at OU this year), great weekend and a fantastic spectacle with 90k in attendance but apparently it was the heaviest defeat the Sooners have faced in 120 years of playing against Texas. I really am a bad luck charm for every sports team I support. It's no coincidence that Town start being good at football for the first time in my 12 years of support once I moved across the Atlantic
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I survived Ipswich 0-0 Burton

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Watching the NFL game here lads on 23:02 - Oct 9 with 1049 viewsChurchman

Watching the NFL game here lads on 22:00 - Oct 9 by judespiveyg

I should be going to watch Cowboys Vs Lions in a fortnight which I'm excited for. Was at the Red River Showdown yesterday (I'm at OU this year), great weekend and a fantastic spectacle with 90k in attendance but apparently it was the heaviest defeat the Sooners have faced in 120 years of playing against Texas. I really am a bad luck charm for every sports team I support. It's no coincidence that Town start being good at football for the first time in my 12 years of support once I moved across the Atlantic
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I presume you’ll be watching that in Dallas’ magnificent stadium. It’ll be some experience. Detroit are more competitive this year so it could well be a good game.
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