awesome: It's hard enough to work my weekend-job work schedule around NFC games, this is gonna be tough to do So many games, so little time ...

awesome: thats pretty good, whats your thoughts on the jets, think they will be better than 8-8?

Charles Martel:

their best receiver is Jerricho Cotchery... 82 catches for 1,130 yards

srnity: they laverneus coles who still might be pretty good, but farve can be bad as he can be good with his desperate gun slinging,I don't see a happy ending here

srnity:

if you've only been watching the NFC games you have missed the best games year in and year out...the AFC is by far the more exciting conference....

Charles Martel: I took a look at their roster real quick, they seem to have a whole lot of young guys, maybe that'll help.....that, and a decent receiver, do they have any?.....And maybe a miracle.....named Favre.....

we'll see, the jets really stink.and a qb needs a lot of help, o-line and runningbacks, and as AJ feeley proved in 2003 , a good offense with a new qb can do good,, but a good qb with a bad offense???????the jets??!!!!!!!!!!!! poor bret jets were 3rd worst in giving sacks

So do you think that Aaron Rodgers can do it for them this coming season better than Favre could? I don't...all I've gotta say is sixteen years...I Favre

***And it'll give me a reason to watch some AFC games, that'll be a first

srnity: Well it was time for him to go, he kept them on pins and needles ,back and forth for 3 years now( not that i can blame him) but the team has to move on.. AND HE wasn't all that in the last 4 years. and the Jets,??? i feel sorry for Farve now!! football's a cruel business

I guess I'm a New York Jets fan now I hope The Packers lose every stinking game this season ... who trades Favre?

Awesome match

Nadal wins epic Final

What a great match last night. Murray comes back from 2 sets down to win

http://news.bbc.co.uk/sport1/hi/tennis/7482226.stm

And his PRIZE for winning, a quarter final against Nadal

I must say unlucky to Turkey last night, a great game to watch. You deserved to win

Final Portugal 2 - 3 Germany Quarter-finals
*139* *139* *139* *139*hehehehehehehe

Like we use to say here: we're going to eat them alive...

My prediction: Spain 5 - Italy 0

ustica tnp: But you're wrong. Portugal will be the winner, maybe 2-0 or 3-1 against Germany :)

Italy is very bad. World Champions? ahahah (0-3 against Netherlands; 1-1 against Romania)

Portugal 0 vs. Germany 2
My Prediction!!!!!!!!!!

If you cant watch Euro Cup on TV you can watch it here:
http://www.myp2p.eu/competition.php?competitionid=291&part=sports&discipline=football

All you need to watch Eurosport is Windows Media Player.

Pooooooortuuuuuugaaaaaaaaalllllllllllllllllllllllll.
Portugal, Portugal, Portugal, Portugal, Portugal, Portugal, Portugal, Portugal ;)

One more victory and the first place is our. Simply, the best country of the world ;)

Bern is colored orange ;)
Go Holland go!

!Undertaker!: it happens:)

lukulus: It's Portugal and no Porutgal. lol.

Portugal has a good offensive players we have the best goalie. And itll be more interesting game than yesterday.

Portuguese do it better!!!!!! *40*

lukulus: Yes, will be a great game, but I'm waiting for another portuguese victory. ;)

!Undertaker!: we will see in wednesday:)

Pooortuuuuugaaaallllllllllllllll, Portugal, Portugal, Portugal, Portugal, Portugal, Portugal, Portugal, Portugal, Portugal is the best of the world ;)

A couple of Yankees fans that I know in the Southern California area just don't see the humor in the bumper sticker about Joe Torre and I (heart) LA ad campaign right now. :)
New York is now last place in the American League East, The Dodger are in second in the National League West. I'm an Angels fan. As far as I know the Angels are the only team in the last ten years that has a winning record against a Joe Torre managed team. Yep, started a new streak against the Dodgers taking two of three last weekend.

MadMonkey: lol yeah would of been nice to beat Fulham, but hey we won the important game lol

Congrats to Pompey, be better if they had beat Fulham as well

How about this SAD lament from a loyal Reading Fan

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WglVhgQaiy4

Play up pompey, Pompey play up, WE WON THE FA CUP wooooohoooooooooooo

SToke City Woooo Hoooo Yeah we are Premier League! Go Stoke Go Stoke!

Here is the leader board at the start of Day 3

Monkey tips still there Poulter, Westwood, Ogilvy & V.Singh

			COUNTRY  	ROUND 2		 SCORE
1 	Immelman 	SA 		68 		-8 
2 	Snedeker 	US 		68 		-7 
3 	Flesch 		US 		67 		-5
3 	Poulter 	Eng 		69 		-5 
3 	Mickelson 	US 		68 		-5 
6 	Ames 		Can 		70 		-4 
6 	Casey 		Eng 		69 		-4 
8 	Oberholser 	US 		70 		-3 
8 	Weir 		Can 		68 		-3 
8 	Cink 		US 		69 		-3 
11 	Westwood 	Eng 		73 		-2 
11 	Goosen 		SA 		71 		-2 
13 	Dougherty 	Eng 		69 		-1 
13 	O'Hair 		US 		71 		-1 
13 	V Singh 	Fij 		71 		-1 
13 	Holmes 		US 		70 		-1 
13 	Karlsson 	Swe 		73 		-1 
13 	Furyk 		US 		73 		-1 
13 	Woods 		US 		71 		-1 
20 	Romero 		Arg 		72 		level

MadMonkey: And on day 3 they added another 2 Gold Medals taking there tally to 6 so far

Congratulations to Great Britain on day 2 of the UCI Track Cycling World Championships , winning 3 Gold Medals

He did Canada proud

Malaysian Grand Prix

Hamilton punished in qualifying

We won the Grand Slam
A magnificent achievement.

Cymru am byth

furbster: I would have loved to have a little bet on those 3 results

Crazy eh, middlebough knocked out today as well, by cardiff i think.

Well, i wonder how many people won money on these 2 results today:
Saturday, 08 March 2008

Barnsley 1-0 Chelsea

Man Utd 0-1 Portsmouth

Brett Favre

Congratulations to Arsenal this evening to become the FIRST English side ever to beat AC Milan in the San Siro Stadium

AC Milan 0 - 2 Arsenal

srnity: I would think that a U.S. Senator would spend his time on more important issues then Spygate,similar to the Congress wasting time on baseballs steroid issues... they need to check out their own backyards ....a couple of years @ millions of dollars spent and the only thing they found out was from a squealing clubhouse attendant and a trainer that was scared with jail time and blew some players in ... the same thing will happen with Spygate and the NFL slapping a little fine on a team .... while soldiers are dying in IRAQ, they all should be ashamed of themselves for getting involved in this....

PHOENIX - By now, the words have been uttered so many times they qualify as the Patriots mantra:
That's in the past.
Unfortunately, the past informs the present, and never more so than today, Super Bowl XLII. To recap: On Friday, a U.S. senator called on NFL commissioner Roger Goodell to explain why he had the infamous Spygate tapes destroyed. The New York Times quoted a former assistant on the Patriots video staff, who may very well have incriminating information on the team going back to the last century. On Saturday, the eve of America's great secular Sabbath, the high holy day of corporate culture, the Boston Herald reported that a Patriots cameraman illicitly taped the Rams' practice walkthrough before the 2002 Super Bowl, a game the Pats won with a last-second field goal.
This is bad news for the NFL. It's very bad news for the Patriots and their coach. But it's about the worst thing that could happen to the New York Giants, as the Patriots are at their best when people accuse them of the worst.
New England issued a categorical denial of the Herald story: "Absolutely false. Any suggestion to the contrary is untrue."
The NFL said that it had investigated the allegation "months ago" but found "no evidence of it on the tapes or in the notes produced by the Patriots, and the Patriots told us it was not true."
What? The NFL refutes allegations from 2002 based on tapes and notes from 2006 and 2007? How? And why is the league so satisfied taking the Patriots at their word? Football commissioners have always liked to lecture on the integrity of the game. Well, where was the integrity of the investigation?
Shoddy work makes for shoddy outcomes. The Herald's story ensures the season that began with Spygate will end with Spygate. It will be a while — if ever — before anyone can really figure out what this all means. But Goodell owes football fans nothing short of a full, transparent inquiry into the video practices of not just the Patriots, but the entire league. If he can't do it, be sure that publicity seeking politicians on Capitol Hill will be glad to do it for him.
No one's eager to dig up all this stuff, of course. But let's hear no more of that all in the past routine.
Tell the 2001 Rams and their fans that it's all in the past.

In the meantime, New England's dynasty will be subject to question, and Bill Belichick's legacy as coach the subject of doubt. Maybe that's not fair, but it's the way it is. Perception is its own reality, especially in a sport that holds the "integrity of the game" as sacrosanct.

Curiously enough, Spygate was the best thing that happened to the Patriots. It gave them an identity. It gave them motivation. It made them good and angry. But over the past couple months, this team seems to have become less angry, and not coincidentally, less dominant.

Suddenly, they again have reason to be merciless. There's the perfect season, of course. The Patriots play for an historic distinction. But they also play to defend the honor, such as it is, of their coach. (You might not like him, but apparently they do). The players will be defending their own honor, too. The Patriots understand that the only way to quell the cry of "Cheaters!" is to crush the Giants, to inflict a beating that will render the point spread a laughably optimistic number.

I thought the Giants had a chance. Even with Plaxico Burress hobbled, I thought they could get within a field goal. But as they say, that's in the past.

Puckish: The Patriots are the clear favorites, but Giants fans have plenty of reasons to stay positive. If Manning does not turn the ball over and the running game can help the Giants' offense score touchdowns in the red zone, then this could come down to a final field goal. However, if the two-week layoff causes the Giants to lose some momentum while helping the Patriots get their record-setting offense back on track, then this one could be over by halftime.

Stephen Oh, an NFL analyst for AccuScore, is a contributor to ESPN.com.

*** Never say never - 25% chance here

HA HA HA - we stuffed the English 26-19

Come on all you pats haters.... put your money where your mouth/heart is?

I have a free membership for anyone who cares to take the bet?