Re: Offence vs Defence

"Jefferson N. Glapski" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in
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> "R R" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message
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> > There has been much debate over where a professional football team
should
> >  prioritize. On the offence
> >  or defence. I don't see how one can work well without the other. If you
> > have
> > a good offence and can
> >  run the ball, that is negated by the other team's ability to use
patterns
> > to
> >  easily penetrate your defensive
> >  end. The same is true in reverse. Professional football teams that want
> to
> > make it to the big dance need
> > chemistry on both sides working at the same time. That is not to say
they
> >  need a roster full of superstars
> >  to get there, it means they must work as a unit. One player cannot win
> the
> >  game by himself. Hence teams like the Buffalo Bills have a real chance
of
> >  getting far, just an any other team, the key is preparation and
practice
> >  of drills and gelling as a tight unit.
>
> The Bills are a fucking lock, you nutjob.
>
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Dude, he posts this almost every other week.  Did you really think it meant
something?