Ahh, a sport where the announcers feel they should remind you "today there must be a winner." -- nm
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Ender
Jul 1 '14, 13:39
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he's placed big bets with bookies in each country playing the difference in odds, so a tie means he loses both so one team *must* win -- nm
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zuitgusto
Jul 1, 14:02
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as announcer you should always be on the same levels as your awerage viewer -- nm
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Dándukini
Jul 1, 13:59
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at this point I just assume you watch to come up with things to troll. -- nm
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mafaça
Jul 1, 13:48
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Why is it inconceivable that on some days the teams are evenly matched and nobody deserves to win? -- nm
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Zorcàs
Jul 1, 13:43
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no sport should ever end in a tie. It defeats the concept of competing. nm -- nm
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groiny
Jul 1, 13:46
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not really -- nm
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Dándukini
Jul 1, 14:07
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Nah, if a 100 metre dash can end in a tie, any sport can -- nm
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Roger More
Jul 1, 14:07
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Agreed. I was never happier about college football than when CFB got ready of ties. -- nm
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David
Jul 1, 13:56
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there have been plenty of NFL games that both teams played so badly that neither should get points for a win. -- nm
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Zorcàs
Jul 1, 13:53
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not really, it just allows for a wider view of what constitutes a "competition"
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znufrii
Jul 1, 13:50
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I disagree -- nm
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Zorcàs
Jul 1, 13:49
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And speaks to the sport inadequately measuring the quality of the teams. -- nm
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Ender
Jul 1, 13:47
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One side must emerge victorious! -- nm
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znufrii
Jul 1, 13:45
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Win or win not, there is no tie. -- nm
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TWuG
Jul 1, 13:43
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