Viking Board about starting a class action lawsuit against the league

[cowboyjoe]

Viking Board

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Last week they were a bunch of classless arseholes. Talking trash and gloating about the win.

Well, we do it, and that's fine.

But this week the chickens come home to roost.

There is even a thread about starting a class action lawsuit against the league because no plays reviewed went in the favor of Minnesota.

There is justice.

 

[jterrell]

hahahahahahahahahahaha....

play-action pass
class-action lawsuit

sweet irony.

 

[Bonecrusher#31]

Which board ???

 

[ThreeSportStar80]

:laugh2:

Vikqueen fans are pathetic... In all their purple glory!

 

[Doomsday101]

1st thing fans do after a loss is look to blame the refs.

 

[ElGatoGrande]

their lawsuit would be thrown out before getting to trial because they should really be suing Karma instead... :laugh2:

 

[iceberg]

Viking Board

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Last week they were a bunch of classless arseholes. Talking trash and gloating about the win.

Well, we do it, and that's fine.

But this week the chickens come home to roost.

There is even a thread about starting a class action lawsuit against the league because no plays reviewed went in the favor of Minnesota.

There is justice.

far as i'm concerned, karma hit the vikings dead in the tahaha's.

brooking was out of line to go WAH to the team after the score. wade kept playing so should they.

but they still didn't have to. in any event, karma will find you.

 

[DallasEast]

Viking Board

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Last week they were a bunch of classless arseholes. Talking trash and gloating about the win.

Well, we do it, and that's fine.

But this week the chickens come home to roost.

There is even a thread about starting a class action lawsuit against the league because no plays reviewed went in the favor of Minnesota.

There is justice.

Maybe they should invest in a billboard. Or better yet, a petition!

 

[CATCH17]

They did get screwed in that game and it was karma obviously.

 

[vta]

They did get screwed in that game and it was karma obviously.

As much as I don't care, they got shafted a bit. That ridiculously uncatchable PI call went the Saints way. The 4th and I think was questionable also.

 

[aikemirv]

I don't know how any fan could complain about the refs when your QB makes that much of a boneheaded play to cost you the game.

They just need to go suck their thumb and cry together.

All Favre has to do is run to the sidelines and pick up 7-8 yards and the game winner is right there!

How can you complain about the refs when you are giving the ball away numerous times?:bang2: :bang2: :bang2:

 

[Seven]

1st thing fans do after a loss is look to blame the refs.

Nope. First thing they do is try and de-ice their car door locks so they can get home.

 

[Cowboys79]

As much as I don't care, they got shafted a bit. That ridiculously uncatchable PI call went the Saints way. The 4th and I think was questionable also.

I agree, I didn't care who won but there were alot of bs calls and no calls all through that game in favor of the Saints. They had a goal in mind and it was to hurt Favre and they didn't care how they did it.

 

[TellerMorrow34]

It was probably Sports Karma catching up with them for running up the score but, hate them or not and hate Brett or not, that final Saints possession, on OT, was the worst officiated possession I've seen in all my years watching NFL football.

The had not 1, not 2, but 3 incredibly, IMO of course, terrible calls on that drive.

1. First off I think they really screwed up on the 4th and 1 play because the dude lost control of the ball and it went down to around his waist area, which, by where they marked him, was well short of the first down marker. They gave him the spot of where the ball had been prior to losing control of it. Totally, completely, missed call.

2. That phantom PI. I know people keep talking about the uncatchable part but that isn't the part that bugs me as much as, when you watch it on replay (Especially at NFL.com) there doesn't appear to be a single thing that Leber does that could even accidently be thought of as PI. The guy did absolutely nothing to effect the play. Piss poor job ESPECIALLY since on that exact same play there was a terribly obvious, and right in their face, holding by the RT on Allen. The RT got beat by Allen and then he simply grabbed him and just fell on him from behind, tackling him, to keep him from getting to Brees. Just terrible, terrible, terrible by the refs.

3. The catch by Henderson that I felt was quite clearly not a catch. It was obviously he bobbled it all the way down and it looked pretty clear to me that he trapped it against the ground to keep from losing it all together. Just a terrible, terrible, terrible call.

But for Vikings fans that what happens when...

A) Your team runs up the score just to be running up the score.

B) Your team is full of guys who apparently can't hold onto the ball to save their lives. Fumbles by AP and Berrian cost them, at the very least, 6 points and quite likely 14.

 

[superpunk]

Link? I want to taste their sweet tears.

 

[DFWJC]

Viking Board

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Last week they were a bunch of classless arseholes. Talking trash and gloating about the win.

Well, we do it, and that's fine.

But this week the chickens come home to roost.

There is even a thread about starting a class action lawsuit against the league because no plays reviewed went in the favor of Minnesota.

There is justice.

Al Franken?

 

[Dodger]

Babies gonna cry...

 

[aikemirv]

It was probably Sports Karma catching up with them for running up the score but, hate them or not and hate Brett or not, that final Saints possession, on OT, was the worst officiated possession I've seen in all my years watching NFL football.

The had not 1, not 2, but 3 incredibly, IMO of course, terrible calls on that drive.

1. First off I think they really screwed up on the 4th and 1 play because the dude lost control of the ball and it went down to around his waist area, which, by where they marked him, was well short of the first down marker. They gave him the spot of where the ball had been prior to losing control of it. Totally, completely, missed call.

2. That phantom PI. I know people keep talking about the uncatchable part but that isn't the part that bugs me as much as, when you watch it on replay (Especially at NFL.com) there doesn't appear to be a single thing that Leber does that could even accidently be thought of as PI. The guy did absolutely nothing to effect the play. Piss poor job ESPECIALLY since on that exact same play there was a terribly obvious, and right in their face, holding by the RT on Allen. The RT got beat by Allen and then he simply grabbed him and just fell on him from behind, tackling him, to keep him from getting to Brees. Just terrible, terrible, terrible by the refs.

3. The catch by Henderson that I felt was quite clearly not a catch. It was obviously he bobbled it all the way down and it looked pretty clear to me that he trapped it against the ground to keep from losing it all together. Just a terrible, terrible, terrible call.

But for Vikings fans that what happens when...

A) Your team runs up the score just to be running up the score.

B) Your team is full of guys who apparently can't hold onto the ball to save their lives. Fumbles by AP and Berrian cost them, at the very least, 6 points and quite likely 14.

1. How did you like Wittens re-spot against the Seahawks in '06 when they did not have an angle to properly respot it?

2. Don't really have an opinion on that one

3. I never saw a replay that showed the ball on the ground....ever. It was covered up by his arm.

Reversing 1 or 3 would have been just as much of an injustice!

 

[DallasEast]

Thank goodness it's two weeks until the Super Bowl. Maybe the class action lawsuit will force Roger Goodell to rule that the NFC Championship Game is null and void. If the league moves fast enough, they can re-play the game this Sunday and cancel the Pro Bowl at the same time. It's a win-win!

:laugh2:

 

[CATCH17]

As much as I don't care, they got shafted a bit. That ridiculously uncatchable PI call went the Saints way. The 4th and I think was questionable also.

And on that same play Jarred Allen got blocked in the back and the ref was right there on it.

He swallowed the whistle and the other ref called something against the Vikings he didn't see.