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**PilotVertolet** · 01-25-2011, 12:10 PM

Buy a GPS device, you're lost.

Don't know of many Bears fans who aren't more disappointed over not having shown up offensively for the first 3 qtr's than are mad about losing to the Fudgesters. I'm pretty sure the hatred by packer fans is deeper than it is with Bears fans in this rivalry.

I'm also pretty sure that most Bears fans went into this one with the mindset that we were already playing with the House's money given the O-Line problems we had to deal with for much of the season.

And yeah, i do think there're folks who turned their sets off as the game moved into the fourth qtr....what was there to watch?? The game was supposed to be over by that time but Hanie actually breathed some life into it for the Bears.

Youre disappointed, and according to you 'many Bears' fans are, because the Bears failed to show up offensively?

That 'vaunted' Martz offense ended up ranked 30th in the league this past season (down from 23 the previous season) and was going up against the 5th ranked defense overall.

Those Bears fans that drew ANY kind of inspiration from the previous weeks' beatdown of the ONLY team more of a mirage than the Bears, are truly delusional.

The Bears were exposed, and exposed themselves, for being exactly what they were all year long. A MOST fortunate team that was stupidly healthy all year long, short of talent at WR, OL and in the secondary, and aging on defense.

Thankfully, all this has added up to talk of Lovie Smith's contract being extended again. And thats just fine by me.

Throw in the starting QB who is no leader, has accuracy problems (along with mechanics problems) and now is SERIOUSLY being questioned as having zero heart and even less passion.

That GPS you think I need, Straw, I will forward to Halas Hall . . . on second thought, I wont.

01-25-2011, 12:10 PM	#10
PilotVertolet Join Date Nov 2005 Posts 408 Senior Member	Buy a GPS device, you're lost. Don't know of many Bears fans who aren't more disappointed over not having shown up offensively for the first 3 qtr's than are mad about losing to the Fudgesters. I'm pretty sure the hatred by packer fans is deeper than it is with Bears fans in this rivalry. I'm also pretty sure that most Bears fans went into this one with the mindset that we were already playing with the House's money given the O-Line problems we had to deal with for much of the season. And yeah, i do think there're folks who turned their sets off as the game moved into the fourth qtr....what was there to watch?? The game was supposed to be over by that time but Hanie actually breathed some life into it for the Bears. Youre disappointed, and according to you 'many Bears' fans are, because the Bears failed to show up offensively? That 'vaunted' Martz offense ended up ranked 30th in the league this past season (down from 23 the previous season) and was going up against the 5th ranked defense overall. Those Bears fans that drew ANY kind of inspiration from the previous weeks' beatdown of the ONLY team more of a mirage than the Bears, are truly delusional. The Bears were exposed, and exposed themselves, for being exactly what they were all year long. A MOST fortunate team that was stupidly healthy all year long, short of talent at WR, OL and in the secondary, and aging on defense. Thankfully, all this has added up to talk of Lovie Smith's contract being extended again. And thats just fine by me. Throw in the starting QB who is no leader, has accuracy problems (along with mechanics problems) and now is SERIOUSLY being questioned as having zero heart and even less passion. That GPS you think I need, Straw, I will forward to Halas Hall . . . on second thought, I wont.
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