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This game is killing me. We can't throw another one away, can we?

use him like a diaper, use him 1 season, let him prove to the pukes he's still got it. Then throw him in the trash.

I'm liking that Skinfan. I have a soft spot for the guy because he's caused problems with Philthy and the Pukes, and you know he'd love to stick it to both teams if he had the ...

VetSkinsFan wrote:The titlle should have read "How the Skins are perceived by casual fans of the UK

Agreed and done. Please be assured that not all UK football fans are casual.

Not sure if the UK readers would fully understand this, but I would argue the Redskins are actually most like the L.A. Galaxy here in the MLS:

- paying HUGE money for big names past their prime (see Beckham, David)
- missing or badly underperforming in the playoffs even after said signings ...

In a recent article in the UK Men's mag 'Loaded' (think Maxim with nipples for you guys in the US), the top flight English soccer teams were compared with teams from the NFL and MLB. For example, Manchester United were compared to the Yankees for the obvious reason that they have a lot of money, win ...

Yesterday's win doesn't mean we're a good football team or that we have a good head coach but at least it made us see that there is some pride in those guys wearing burgundy and gold, particularly on the defensive side of the football, and also on special teams. Not only was the punter excellent, I ...

RIP Slingin' Sam - the man who made the forward pass an integral part of this game we love, and who brought two NFL titles to our Redskins. You just know that God has rigged up some tyres (English spelling!) in Heaven and Sammy is chucking that pigskin through them!

As a fan who first saw this team play in 82-83 with Riggo and the Hogs, I've always liked to see the Skins play a power rushing game with huge offensive linemen overpowering the opposing defense. Right now, I'd just like to see our offensive line compete with the likes of the Bengals. There are so ...

I don't know how to make them understand. I swear if we scored 3 points, one of these "fans" would complain that we should have held the opposing team to 0 points.

What makes it even more galling is that clubs like the Bucs and Panthers who have traditionally relied on defense are able to put ...

KazooSkinsFan wrote:Liberals are so funny.

I would agree with this if they didn't contol both the US and UK governments and the vast majority of the mainstream media in both countries. That doesn't make me laugh at all. Especially as the first one of those points is the direct result of the second. God help us all.

Welcome SUFC...seem to be a ton of Skins fan over there...why doesn't the NFL let us play over there!!

There was a rumour going round that the next Wembley game would be Skins/Cowscum - much as I would have loved that, I don't see it ever happening, you can't take those games away from the fans ...

SkinsChic wrote:I guess Ray Lewis will be looking for the "REAL KILLERS" all by himself now!!!

I spilt my tea. Genius.

Greetings to all who bleed burgundy and gold from a newbie in England. I have followed the Skins since 1982 and will never forget Riggo's run off left tackle. That moment made a ten year old English lad crazy about Football, and especially Redskins football. I'm sure Tony Romo's a great humanitarian ...

New to the board, greetings all.

Surely Zorn is the victim of his early success here? Our record right now is pretty good considering the talent on the field - we got big ideas after the wins in D**las and Philly, but we just don't have the depth or the quality to live with the elite teams right ...