Comments on: Rumblings and Bumblings in Foxborough

By: Looky Lou

Looky Lou — Sat, 09 Aug 2008 01:55:30 +0000

I agree with Scott, NOT David Scott, but Scott who wrote the 1st post….show G&G some respect…..They aren’t nearly as bad as David Scott says they are……and in the end, WHO THE HELL CARES?……..The only time anybody ever listens to a Football game on radio is when they need to go for a beer run (which onlt takes a few minutes)…….David Scott is just jealous he never got a big time radio job and has to spend his time with this little blog.

By: T-man

T-man — Fri, 08 Aug 2008 15:12:26 +0000

Couldn’t agree more about Santos. I first noticed his “issues” back when Terry Glenn was on the team and he could not distinguish between Glenn and Troy Brown. Since those days, it’s become worse as he rarely gets the tackler correct the first time. Further, he simply cannot give accurate down AND distance. Santos often gets the down correct, but distance, rarely.

By: ChrisNH

ChrisNH — Fri, 08 Aug 2008 13:46:41 +0000

It makes NO sense to even consider ‘turning down your TV and turning up your radio’ when there is a SEVEN-SECOND delay between what you’re seeing and what you’re hearing. Aside from the obvious ’slowness’ of this gray-hair duo, the delay won’t convince anyone to watch the game with the sound turned down. And among many awkward moments during the WCVB telecast was that stupid several-minute ‘product placement’ section with the guy from The Boston Beer Company waxing on…and on…and on…about how he just flew in from Bavaria with ‘Hops just for you, Lynchie.’ Then he waxed on…and on…and on…about the ‘Homebrew’ contest. That was the most utterly obvious ‘paid-for’ segment of the telecast. Of COURSE that was a commercial disguised as something different. It’s what they DO! The only thing more obvious would have been footage of Lynchie driving into the stadium in a vehicle from ‘Your New England Dodge Dealer.’

By: Scott

Scott — Fri, 08 Aug 2008 12:42:53 +0000

Good riddanced? They’ve earned more respect than that.