| Ryder Cup Thread 09:15 - Sep 25 with 25890 views | BlackCrowe |
C'mon Europe....atmosphere is likely to brutal. Moral highground grasped with Americans now being paid to play. Essential to finish tomorrow equal at least i reckon. |  |
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| Ryder Cup Thread on 00:34 - Sep 30 with 1795 views | Benny_the_Ball |
| Ryder Cup Thread on 15:51 - Sep 29 by BklynRanger |
It's hardly much of a stretch to include golf-nut Trump in a Ryder Cup thread - he was out there on Friday giving Dechambreu a shoulder rub at the first tee! [Post edited 29 Sep 15:51]
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Trump also messaged his congratulations to Rory and took the resultant European team's banter well. |  | | |
| Ryder Cup Thread on 03:04 - Sep 30 with 1669 views | BklynRanger |
| Ryder Cup Thread on 00:34 - Sep 30 by Benny_the_Ball |
Trump also messaged his congratulations to Rory and took the resultant European team's banter well. |
Yes I read that too |  | | |
| Ryder Cup Thread on 06:24 - Sep 30 with 1554 views | Malintabuk |
| Ryder Cup Thread on 18:47 - Sep 29 by GaryBannister86 |
Absolutely, but he's right though (had to be right about something eventually, didn't he). Farcical rule, which we clearly pushed right to the boundaries. No-one can tell me he wouldn't have played if we were 2 points down! |
Sorry Gary that was meant as an up vote. |  | | |
| Ryder Cup Thread on 08:28 - Sep 30 with 1448 views | HAYESBOY |
| Ryder Cup Thread on 18:47 - Sep 29 by GaryBannister86 |
Absolutely, but he's right though (had to be right about something eventually, didn't he). Farcical rule, which we clearly pushed right to the boundaries. No-one can tell me he wouldn't have played if we were 2 points down! |
Funny though. I have never heard of him mentioning it before.
The USA have used this before as well, I think twice. Definitely in 91 with Pate. No one has ever complained about it before in its 54 years of existence. |  |
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| Ryder Cup Thread on 10:11 - Sep 30 with 1305 views | ted_hendrix |
Europe 15 USA 13. |  |
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| Ryder Cup Thread on 10:16 - Sep 30 with 1287 views | Watford_Ranger |
| Ryder Cup Thread on 08:28 - Sep 30 by HAYESBOY |
Funny though. I have never heard of him mentioning it before.
The USA have used this before as well, I think twice. Definitely in 91 with Pate. No one has ever complained about it before in its 54 years of existence. |
And in 91 they won by a point so it was significant unlike this one.
The options are:
A) the current rule
B) have a substitute
C) award the other team the point.
A and B are theoretically open to abuse and rely on the integrity of the captains and players but in golf even now I think could be trusted. B gives the team needing a sub a huge advantage in theory of bringing in a fresh player. C feels extremely unfair. A you could argue benefits the other team as they lose their worst player (at least according to the captain).
I suppose you could have option D where you keep the format the same but have a team of more than 12 so someone doesn’t play the singles which feels worse than what we have now. | | | |
| Ryder Cup Thread on 10:47 - Sep 30 with 1221 views | francisbowles |
| Ryder Cup Thread on 10:16 - Sep 30 by Watford_Ranger |
And in 91 they won by a point so it was significant unlike this one.
The options are:
A) the current rule
B) have a substitute
C) award the other team the point.
A and B are theoretically open to abuse and rely on the integrity of the captains and players but in golf even now I think could be trusted. B gives the team needing a sub a huge advantage in theory of bringing in a fresh player. C feels extremely unfair. A you could argue benefits the other team as they lose their worst player (at least according to the captain).
I suppose you could have option D where you keep the format the same but have a team of more than 12 so someone doesn’t play the singles which feels worse than what we have now. |
In most sports a default means you concede the game. | | | |
| Ryder Cup Thread on 13:14 - Sep 30 with 1016 views | CincyHoop |
| Ryder Cup Thread on 21:25 - Sep 29 by captainmycaptian |
To my knowledge America has always been.a fairly violent place..I see no reason to make a political point while talking about a amazing sporting event
Think of blaming the leader of all country's for.amy sporting event that gets a bit rowdy. It this type of crazy talk that gets things so heated.
Also the world is a crazy violent place sport is ment to be a area where one dan experience and express pride in your.team or nation. Nothing to do with who is the POTUS . |
Agreed. It has zilch to do with who the president is. Its a competition for the love of god. Europe won, go on and celebrate.
Patrons also shouldn't be throwing beer bottles, inexcusable and no room for that. Also good on Rory for turning around and telling the idiot to F off. Fair play to him.
Trying to tie a bunch of drunk fans behavior (almost all verbal) to the who the president is has quite literally zero correlation or relevance, whatsoever. See what happens inside and outside an NFL stadium on a Sunday? This looked like a school picnic compared to what regularly occurs at those games, and has occurred at US sporting events for decades.
Again, not saying this behavior is right, but the shock and abhorrent reaction to some drunks yelling at the Europeans and the laughable attempt at tying it to who the President is, is really quite telling of some intellectual capacity.
Europe won the trophy, go enjoy it! | | | |
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| Ryder Cup Thread on 14:38 - Sep 30 with 849 views | Superhoops2808 |
| Ryder Cup Thread on 13:14 - Sep 30 by CincyHoop |
Agreed. It has zilch to do with who the president is. Its a competition for the love of god. Europe won, go on and celebrate.
Patrons also shouldn't be throwing beer bottles, inexcusable and no room for that. Also good on Rory for turning around and telling the idiot to F off. Fair play to him.
Trying to tie a bunch of drunk fans behavior (almost all verbal) to the who the president is has quite literally zero correlation or relevance, whatsoever. See what happens inside and outside an NFL stadium on a Sunday? This looked like a school picnic compared to what regularly occurs at those games, and has occurred at US sporting events for decades.
Again, not saying this behavior is right, but the shock and abhorrent reaction to some drunks yelling at the Europeans and the laughable attempt at tying it to who the President is, is really quite telling of some intellectual capacity.
Europe won the trophy, go enjoy it! |
To be fair, as far as I can see, the person YOU have replied to is in agreement with you |  | | |
| Ryder Cup Thread on 16:37 - Sep 30 with 665 views | CincyHoop |
Sorry - I agree with the previous posters comment regarding the ridiculous connection.
I added my other thoughts for others to see or comment back on. | | | |
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