Comments by "george vila" (@georgevila1778) on "ABC News" channel.

  1.  @themanonmars : The Super Bowl was rigged ! ARE YOU OUT OF YOUR MIND ?
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  2.  @bjdawg6041 : Correction, you mean RAM POWER !!
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  3. Janky Plan : The extraordinary domination of the Rams over the Buccaneers in the Divisional Playoffs, was the TURNING POINT that brought Los Angeles to their glorious date with history.
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  4. There is expected to be at least 800,000 fans jamming the streets of   Los Angeles today, to salute the World Champions of professional football :  the L.A. RAMS. The largest gathering for a championship sports team, ever assembled in   the city's history.
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  5.  @MikeHunt90731 : Maybe not to you. But for millions of devoted Rams fans out there in Southern California, having their team host pro football's grandest game in their home stadium, was a historical significance to the NFL and the city of Los Angeles in general.
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  6.  @tammydavis770  : The guy is a Bengal boneheaded loser. Face it, sweetie.
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  7. mr taco : Screw the covid crap.
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  8. EDP445'S : Those boos certainly came from the Bengals fans in the stands, who reacted as spoiled sore losers.
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  9. BJ Dawg : This was a chance to redeem themselves, and permanently erase from their minds, the horrific memory of the last time, the Rams hosted a Super Bowl in their hometown : January 20th, 1980. The Rose Bowl in the L.A. suburb of Pasadena where the mighty Pittsburgh Steelers, crushed them 31 - 19 at Super Bowl XIV. The game itself, was officially designated by the NFL, as a NEUTRAL VENUE.
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  10. BJ Dawg : Last night's glorious victory, marked the first time that the sacred holy grail of professional football, returns to the birthplace of the Super Bowl since January ' 1984, when the L.A. RAIDERS, demolished the Washington Redskins at game XVIII in Tampa Bay, Florida.
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  11.  @bjdawg6041 : Hopefully an NFL franchise, would return to the city of St. Louis, very soon.
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  12.  @MikeHunt90731 : I guess you were addressing the comment to   the dummy, named ooga booga.
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  13. I just hope, that the imbeciles of Sunday NFL COUNTDOWN on ESPN, who   picked the Bengals to defeat the hometown Rams in Super Bowl LVI, are   staking up a very big supply of scott tissues, for them to wipe the tears   out of their eyes. Maybe next time, they would think twice before rooting against a team, that is hosting professional football's World Championship on their home stadium, and have an enormous psychological advantage over their opponents in the Super Bowl.
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  14.  @paulgrieshop5024 : The only problem was that at the time, just like the World Series, the NFL did not reward the winning team with a championship trophy until 1967 when Vince Lombardi's Green Bay Packers officially became the first ever WORLD CHAMPIONS of professional football, by crushing the AFL champion Kansas City Chiefs in Super Bowl I.
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  15. Last Jedi : Maybe next year in Arizona. No team is permitted to lose a World Championship, in their home stadium.
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  16.  @MikeHunt90731 : I believe that the Bengals will redeem themselves in Arizona next year since the Super Bowl, returns to its traditional NEUTRAL format.
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  17.  @MikeHunt90731 : Of course i know that. So does every die - hearted football fan living across this continent. This came about as a   result of the fact, that the Rams players, were visualizing the  beautiful experience which Tom Brady and the Buccaneers were   having last year, by hosting the Super Bowl in their home stadium. Realizing that the NFL, awarded the site of game LVI to the city of Los Angeles, the Rams management indicated to their players at training camp back in July, that their major goal is to host the NFL' s Grandest Game in their home field, by becoming NFC champions. That my friend, is precisely what happened.
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  18. Vernon France : Maybe you did not watched, the Rams total domination of the defending Super Bowl Champions, Tampa Bay Buccaneers in the NFC Divisional Playoff. That was the TURNING POINT, which lead the hometown Rams, to their glorious triumph over the Bengals in last night's Super Bowl. There is NO SUCH THING AS LUCK, when it comes to NFL Football.
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  19.  @MikeHunt90731  : Who are you addressing that comment to ?
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  20. EDP445'S: That's ok, buddy ! So glad i was able to straighten out that little misunderstanding for you.
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  21.  @gianibarrola5064 : The decision by the parasites of the NFL, to designate the LOS ANGELES RAMS as the VISITING TEAM in their hometown stadium, was absolutely deplorable and totally unacceptable. I really don't give a crap about the rule, of ALTERNATING the home team for the Super Bowl each year, between the champions of the AFC and those of the NFC. Had i been the League Commissioner, under no circumstances whatsoever would i permit a team that is hosting the World Championship of professional football in their home stadium, to be designated as the visiting team in the Super Bowl. Unfortunately next year, the NFL will return to its traditional format of having pro football's grandest game, in a completely NEUTRAL venue, since i don't see the ARIZONA CARDINALS making it as champions of the NFC, let alone hosting Super Bowl LVII right in their home field.
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  22. I think this was kind of a slap in the face, to the parasites of the National Football League for designating the Cincinnati Bengals as the HOME TEAM, in this Super Bowl.
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  23. Next year, the Super Bowl will return to its traditional NEUTRAL format. I don't see the Arizona Cardinals, make it to Super Sunday. Let alone, host the championship game in their home stadium.
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