Cowboys Nostalgia Thread

[p1_]

and now for something completely different.

 

[Texas Ace]

and now for something completely different.

 

[ravidubey]

and now for something completely different.

Peppers made the play of the season, maybe his life

 

[Cotton]

and now for something completely different.

~anger rising~

 

[boozeman]

and now for something completely different.

I agree with this completely. Hell of a play by Peppers but I do hold Murray responsible.

 

[ravidubey]

Aikman said Murray "bangs his head on the goalposts" if Peppers doesn't knock that ball out. There was no one between him and the goal line

The voodoo that's hit our team these past three decades...

 

[Chocolate Lab]

Aikman said Murray "bangs his head on the goalposts" if Peppers doesn't knock that ball out. There was no one between him and the goal line...

True, but Aikman is bad about exaggerating that. He also said that about Crayton in the Giants playoff loss on an easy drop when there was no chance he scores from the 40 or whatever it was.

Point stands, it would have been a long gain. Just saying.

 

[Texas Ace]

And yet the drive after that fumble Murray was the biggest piece to scoring and going up 21-13.

On the ensuing kickoff, the Packers fumbled it and it landed right in James Hanna's hands and yet somehow he didn't recover it.

Either of those plays go our way, and we win that game. And that's why that loss hurt so much -- we gave that one away.

 

[p1_]

And yet the drive after that fumble Murray was the biggest piece to scoring and going up 21-13.

On the ensuing kickoff, the Packers fumbled it and it landed right in James Hanna's hands and yet somehow he didn't recover it.

Either of those plays go our way, and we win that game. And that's why that loss hurt so much -- we gave that one away.

So many missed opps.

 

[Donpingon]

So many missed opps.

Making it a true team loss…they didn’t deserve to win…unfortunately for us

 

[boozeman]

 

[boozeman]

This is good stuff, regardless of the outcome.

 

[ravidubey]

This is good stuff, regardless of the outcome.

Good stuff?? That hideous, boring, 9-5 loss with fucking gayboy Theismann letting himself get chased for a safety teasing with the football knowing we lost anyway all in front of The Peanut Farmer?

One of my most despised MNF memories. Maybe any football memory… that game was so god damned frustrating to watch

 

[boozeman]

Good stuff?? That hideous, boring, 9-5 loss with fucking gayboy Theismann letting himself get chased for a safety teasing with the football knowing we lost anyway all in front of The Peanut Farmer?

One of my most despised MNF memories. Maybe any football memory… that game was so god damned frustrating to watch

Like I said, good stuff. I was a kid at the time, but guys like Theismann and Tarkenton were focuses of rage. Kill the QB is the way I was raised.

 

[ravidubey]

Like I said, good stuff. I was a kid at the time, but guys like Theismann and Tarkenton were focuses of rage. Kill the QB is the way I was raised.

Fuel for rage. That team can have 50 consecutive losing seasons and it wouldn’t be enough.

 

[Irving Cowboy]

Kill the QB is the way I was raised.

I detect a touch of Hostility.

 

[ravidubey]

Dallas - New England 1978 battle of cross-conference division leaders, with several desperate cutaways by NBC to promote what should have been an awesome Pittsburgh-Houston game that ended up being an injury bowl instead.

Check out bushy haired Ditka on the sideline

 

[p1_]

Check out bushy haired Ditka on the sideline

I went to junior high and high school with Ditka's youngest son, Mark.

 

[ravidubey]

The next game, Cowboy blowout in Philly touted pregame as the Eagles’ biggest game in 17 years

 

[bbgun]

The Dallas Vikings?