SoulfishHawk
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Wait a second SeaTown. You mean to tell me that other teams can actually play hard too, and could actually win the game because they played better? It's so confusing 
Blitzer88":1xigamtl said:I will just add this to the topic, it does seem like whenever we felt the most comfortable as fans going into a game (Tampa Bay, the Niners the 2nd time and the Cards game at home) that's our guys did seem to have a lackluster performance. Not saying that we can't be confident, but lets also be cautious as this game will in now way look like the 1st time we played the Saints.
Scottemojo":qf01vplu said:Why this need to caution others how to think? why the hell is it a mistake for a fan to be confident?
Perhaps the OP can invent a device that measures optimism and confidence. Then we can make sure we always stay within safe levels. Send the prototypes to Pete, so he can make sure the players never are anything but just the right level of confident.
volsunghawk":3nkqt3g6 said:Scottemojo":3nkqt3g6 said:Why this need to caution others how to think? why the hell is it a mistake for a fan to be confident?
Perhaps the OP can invent a device that measures optimism and confidence. Then we can make sure we always stay within safe levels. Send the prototypes to Pete, so he can make sure the players never are anything but just the right level of confident.
Maybe they should replace the "I'm In!" signs with ones that read, "I'm Pretty Dedicated To This Team, All Things Considered!"
That way, we can ensure that no one goes overboard with anything.
Sarlacc83":swhnsw37 said:volsunghawk":swhnsw37 said:Scottemojo":swhnsw37 said:Why this need to caution others how to think? why the hell is it a mistake for a fan to be confident?
Perhaps the OP can invent a device that measures optimism and confidence. Then we can make sure we always stay within safe levels. Send the prototypes to Pete, so he can make sure the players never are anything but just the right level of confident.
Maybe they should replace the "I'm In!" signs with ones that read, "I'm Pretty Dedicated To This Team, All Things Considered!"
That way, we can ensure that no one goes overboard with anything.
There shouldn't be a exclamation mark at the end of "Considered". Much, much, much too excited.
Uncle Si":11wzztyh said:akscoundrel":11wzztyh said:SalishHawkFan":11wzztyh said:There are two things I find most annoying on fan forums: The "super"fans who think their team is going to blow out the opponent no matter what and the guys who warn us against overconfidence. One is just being a fan, but bringing no substance to the discussion, the other is just being silly.
Yes, warnings against the pitfalls of overconfidence, complacency and arrogance is just being silly.....
yes, warning fans is silly...
we have no impact on the game. Go warn the players if you feel the need.