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The Juror

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# 184

LT-None Better

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2003 GBRFL2
« on: Dec 30^th, 2003, 5:19pm »

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I just want to say it was nice to get to be involved with the League and I look forward to a long history with the GBRFL2.
Special thanks to Steg and the Monmouth County Court House.
Would love to get together for a brew or 2. I am in the South Jersey area.
kcarroll@pfs.com

Have a Happy, Healthy New Year to you and your keepers.

Keith The Juror

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Philly

UFF Primetime Prophet

# 29

Pay, I said pay attention, son.

Posts: 5675

Re: 2003 GBRFL2
« Reply #1 on: Dec 30^th, 2003, 11:24pm »

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Congrats on the win. Your name will go down in history as the first ever winner of the GBRFL2. Unfortunately you won't be repeating next year, so enjoy it now.

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BarnabyWilde

Gridiron Great
CBFL Champ - '04

# 24

Hey Rock!Watch me pull the Gridiron out of my hat!

Posts: 3373

Re: 2003 GBRFL2
« Reply #2 on: Dec 30^th, 2003, 11:26pm »

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Yes, get ready for next season when I spank all of you!

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Stegfucius

Philosopher King
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Champ - '94, '99, '02, '04

I love ''the Gridiron''!

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Re: 2003 GBRFL2
« Reply #3 on: Dec 31^st, 2003, 11:59am »

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Hows about a little more love and respect, at least a sincere and hearty "pat on the back", for the champion of the season that just finished and a little less trash-talkin' about a season almost a year away, moreover, after finishing seventh of ten? When I saw that post BW made about the cheesiness of KJ 76's congratulating himself on winning his own league, I couldn't have agreed more. But, if this was the kind of "congrats" you were going to give him, he might as well congratulate himself. I mean here Keith is not even cashing in on his own trash-talking rights and there are only two "points" to a league of this kind: trash-talking your opponents with the expectancy of little back talk and receiving "verbal" accolades from your competitors. I mean, whatever, I just get a ride from dudes who finish behind a dude, in this case particularly poorly, give little to no kudos to the guy, the champ in this case, and still take a moment to trash-talk about what they're gonna do "next year".

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The Juror

Head Coach

# 184

LT-None Better

Posts: 211

Re: 2003 GBRFL2
« Reply #4 on: Dec 31^st, 2003, 12:18pm »

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Thanks Steg
I think the guys were only kidding if not No Biggie Steg. Just Barry Sandering it and handing the ball to the official.

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Re: 2003 GBRFL2
« Reply #5 on: Dec 31^st, 2003, 12:32pm »

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on Dec 31^st, 2003, 12:18pm, The Juror wrote:

Thanks Steg
I think the guys were only kidding if not No Biggie Steg. Just Barry Sandering it and handing the ball to the official.

I hear ya, Keith. But, if that's what it's ALL about, why the hell are we even "here"? At least, that's what I ask myself. If, at some point, I don't make some real, sincere, substantive "connection"/"expression", what's really the point?

Hell, I can joke around with the best of them, you know that, but if I don't eventually get to something meaningful/some meaningful communication...

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Walker Boh

Fantasy Field General

# 34

It's ELWAY or the highway.

Posts: 935

Re: 2003 GBRFL2
« Reply #6 on: Dec 31^st, 2003, 1:55pm »

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Congrats on a great season, Keith. It came down to the wire and you pulled off some huge wins down the stretch. With a +323 point differential, you clearly were the strongest team and I bow to your greatness...

I hope to give you and the rest of the league a stiffer challenge next year... All I can do is sit here and shake my head...

Did I really draft Tiki Barber over Jamal Lewis?

Say it ain't so! Say it ain't so!

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The Juror

Head Coach

# 184

LT-None Better

Posts: 211

Re: 2003 GBRFL2
« Reply #7 on: Dec 31^st, 2003, 2:03pm »

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Thanks Jamie. Its alot of luck along the way. Priest Holmes and Fred Taylor stayed healthy and I was lucky in playing the right combo of Garcia/Favre/Kitna on a weekly basis.
I am looking to make a few trade offers. All players available, for the right price.

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BarnabyWilde

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CBFL Champ - '04

# 24

Hey Rock!Watch me pull the Gridiron out of my hat!

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Re: 2003 GBRFL2
« Reply #8 on: Dec 31^st, 2003, 2:10pm »

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Yes, I was only kidding. I did not realize trash talking was not allowed.

Keith, great job on winning the first ever GBRFL2 championship.

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The Juror

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# 184

LT-None Better

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Re: 2003 GBRFL2
« Reply #9 on: Dec 31^st, 2003, 2:18pm »

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As a fellow Giants fan I feel your pain. You think the Jints get the OL from Iowa??

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BarnabyWilde

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Hey Rock!Watch me pull the Gridiron out of my hat!

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Re: 2003 GBRFL2
« Reply #10 on: Dec 31^st, 2003, 2:30pm »

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I'd hate to see then grab an OL that early. If they trade down for an extra pick (maybe trade New England the #4 overall for their 2 number ones), then yeah. If not, they need to grab a skill position player, maybe Roy Williams. I rather see them trade down and get an O-lineman and a defensive lineman or linebacker.

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PrimeTime

Fantasy Field General
Fmr. CBFLer
Champ - '06

# 169

How 'bout them Cowboys!!!

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Re: 2003 GBRFL2
« Reply #11 on: Dec 31^st, 2003, 2:51pm »

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Congratulations to Keith on a great season.

I enjoyed the league a whole lot this year and I am really looking forward to see how the league progresses.

BTW, If anyone is interested in trading please let me know. I ended up with a bunch of good RB's (Tomlinson, Green, Barlow, D. Davis, C. Martin, C. Brown) and a few good WR's.

It is a shame that none of the teams in the hunt traded for C. Martin. He finished the season on a strong note.

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bakes781

# 236

Super Bowl XXXIX

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Re: 2003 GBRFL2
« Reply #12 on: Jan 5^th, 2004, 2:53pm »

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Hey guys if there's any openings next season I'd like to join this league. Looks very competitive & I love to compete.

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Chumpzilla

Red Zone Master

# 203

"I Love The Gridiron"

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Re: 2003 GBRFL2
« Reply #13 on: Jan 5^th, 2004, 7:00pm »

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Hey Keith! Congrats on a great season!!!

This was a fun year and I appreciate the opportunity to participate. I look forward to many more seasons to come!!

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