Friday, October 03, 2008

Fun with Facebook: Bottom of table Spurs

Things are really going well at White Hart Lane, the fans are done singing the praises of their great Spanish manager and relegation seems like it could happen. Just one look at Facebook and you will find a nice great developing to watch the demise of Spurs.

Tottenham Hotspurs: Relegation Party May 2009: "Let's get the ball rolling on this one early. - This Group is for followers of THFC's demise only. If you make any racist comments in the guise of terrace chants you obviously have an IQ lower than THFC's points total & will be removed & banned from this group :)" Members: 8,166.

So come May, their will be a large group cheering if Spurs are in the Fizzy Pop League in 2009-2010.

Thursday, October 02, 2008

Oh no not again

In College Football there really are not that many certain things, but one of those certain things is that if Notre Dame wins 10 games they will be taking part in the a BCS game and with a record of 3-1 they might be on their way to returning to a show case game.

I know what people are saying, they can not be good enough to play in a BCS game, but they do not have to, just get ranked high enough and they will be there.

One look at their remaining schedule and it seems like 10 wins is not that far off, and you better believe that if the they get to 10 wins they will be ranked in the top 10 in country.

Here is there remaining schedule:
  • Stanford: now that is a win
  • North Carolina: the game that might derails their BCS chance, but a young heels teams, so an Irish win is not out of the question.
  • Washington: They are terrible and without do it all QB Jake Locker might mean a 30 point win.
  • Pitt: A win here is something that should be expected.
  • Boston College: This Eagles team is not as good as last years.
  • Navy: A game they should win
  • Syracuse: Might be the worst BCS Conference team in the country.
  • USC: That might be a tough ask.
Just by looking at the schedule asking the Irish to go 7-1 is not out of the question and if that happens say hello to a Notre Dame vs. Alabama Sugar Bowl. Wow that game has 34-10 'Bama written all over it.

Tuesday, September 30, 2008

The Growth of Network



For the last couple of years, Gol TV has been thought of the third network of soccer in the United States, but over the last couple of months that appears to be changing. Gol TV has updated its network a lot in order to rival Setanta and FSC.

The biggest change for Gol TV has been the updating of their graphics. In the past it looked like a middle schooler did all of the graphics on a Commodore 64, but that all appears to be a thing of the past now. The graphics on shows such of Gol TV news seem to be cleaner and more eye catching.

In addition to the updated graphics the network has decided to add more program to the network. Show the like the Art of Football allow viewers to see inside the game. The network also continues a ton of soccer, including the German, Spanish, and a number of South American League.

It's only a matter of time before people start to sit up and notice the improvements that the Tampa based network has made.

Monday, September 29, 2008

Meet the Mets Post Season Style

The final day of the baseball season featured many twist and turns, from the Mets closing Shea Stadium to the amount of beer the Brewers drank. Here are how some of the newspapers covered the action from the final day.

The Philly Inquirer says bring on the Brewers

The Star Ledger covers the sad last day of the season for the Mets.
The Record sums its up in one word, Heartbreaking.
The Journal Sentinel covers the Brew Crew celebration

Sunday, September 28, 2008

Professional Tailgating: Drum line

So the game between Rutgers and Morgan State lacked a little, but the one thing that did entertain was the Morgan State Band. They gave an outstanding performance. Here are some of the highlights.
Part I

Part II

Professional Tailgating: A misty day

Some people decided to stay home for the Rutgers vs. Morgan State game, but not the Only Time Will Tell Tailgating Crew. We were there cause nothing stops us. Here are some of the sites of day, which gave the Scarlet Knights their first win of the year.
Some did not find the tailgating that interesting

Some people had to find any way to keep dry, even rocking a garbage bag

Trent Edward's Best Fan shows everyone what the drink of champions is

The Presidential Debate made some people tailgating show their support for their favorite candidate

Rutgers Dinning Services has introduced the Red and Black cookie, maybe one day it will be as popular as the White and Black one.

Thursday, September 25, 2008

Superman to face Rutgers

If things are not bad enough at Rutgers, they now have to face Morgan State receiver Edwin Baptiste. Check out the catch he makes against Winston-Salem State. I hope that Scarlet Knights secondary is ready for this.

An ode to a Hob Nailed Boot

For the last three decades Georgia fans have been treated to one of the best announcers in the country, Larry Munson. But this Saturday will be the first time since the late 60's that Munson will not call a game between the hedges.

A bunch of years ago, my girlfriend, who is now my wife, made the trip down to see our friend at UGA for the Auburn game and before the game Munson was out front of the stadium signing schedule posters. So we all went up to get our posters signed and I told Larry to sign my poster and he put the wrong name, but I did not care. It was great to be able to talk to a legend like that and to see the people telling classic Munson story was also great.

So when people are watching the game Saturday night between UGA and 'Bama, take a minute to remember the man that gave us the classic phrase "Hob Nailed Boot.'' His voice made you feel like you were sitting right next to him.

Here are some of Munson's famous phrases:
  • Buck back. Third down on the 8. In trouble. Got a block behind him. Going to throw on the run. Complete to the 25, to the 30. Lindsay Scott 35, 40. Lindsay Scott 45, 50, 45, 40. Run Lindsay! Twenty-five, 20, 15, 10, 5. Lindsay Scott! Lindsay Scott! Lindsay Scott! Well, I don't believe it. 92 yards and Lindsay really got in a footrace, I broke my chair, I came right through a chair, a metal STEEL chair...Do you know what is gonna happen here tonight? And up at St. Simons, Jekyll Island, and all those places, where all those Dawg people have got those condominiums for four days...MAN, is there gonna be some property destroyed tonight!" - calling wide receiver Lindsay Scott's 92-yard touchdown reception from quarterback Buck Belue against Florida in 1980.
  • "So we'll try to kick one a hundred thousand miles. We're holding it on our own 49-and-a-half ... gonna try to kick it sixty yards plus a foot-and-a-half ... and Butler kicked a long one ... a long one ... Oh my God! Oh my God! ... The stadium is worse than bonkers! I can't believe what he did! This is ungodly!" - calling Kevin Butler's field goal in the final seconds to win over Clemson in 1984.
  • "Look at the sugar falling out of the sky!" - at the end of the Auburn game in 1982
  • "We just stepped on their face with a hob-nailed boot and broke their nose! We just crushed their face!" - calling Georgia's last-second win over Tennessee in 2001
A video tribute to Munson

Wednesday, September 24, 2008

Maybe Spurs are that Bad

Maybe everyone was wrong.

Maybe Spurs are really this bad.

Last night after dinner, I went down to the Only Time Will Tell offices and watched Spurs UEFA Cup game and EPL game and one thing became clear, maybe they are what their record says they are.

Sure they spent a ton of money on the likes of Bentley, Giovani, Pavlyuchenko and Modric. But maybe these players are not worth the money that they paid for them.

One things is starting to become obvious, Spurs lack that creative midfielder that can control the play. Three years ago they had that in Michael Carrick but they sold to Manchester United and since them they have not been the same, sure they received a nice sum of money, but in the end they might have been better off keeping him and moving forward.

Once Spurs solve their midfield problem they will again be a force, but until they do, they will continue to under achieve.

Tuesday, September 23, 2008

The Candy Canes

Could a 21 point loss be the best thing that could have happened to the U.

A couple of weeks the U went down to Florida Field and gave the Gators all they could handle for three and a half quarters. During the game Randy Shannon's gang showed the nation that the Baby Canes are going to be OK.

Fast forward a couple of weeks and Miami went to College Station and beat the Aggies soundly, with Robert Marve (above) playing like a future star.

So could the Baby Canes be the best team in the ACC. Just look around the league Wake Forest is a good team but the rest of the teams are nothing to be scared of.

Could the Canes be in Jacksonville in early December battling for a BCS, don't laugh it really could happen.

Monday, September 22, 2008

Thursday, September 18, 2008

Saturday, September 13, 2008

A new look for the show?



Could the new director of programing sack the gang?

Professional Tailgating: Is this 2002?

So this year has not started in the best way, but I guess that means that we will have to pick up the tailgating a little more. Here are some of the sites of the tailgating from Rutgers vs. North Carolina game Thursday night.

Little did we all know that more storm clouds would be around after the game

Endy in the Outfield always takes times out from the drinking to educate himself.


Nothing beats a game of Redneck golf



Tailgaters row at the Rac, its like a small neighborhood
Quincy Carter's Coke Habit practices his short game

It's not the Grove at Ole Miss but rather a parking lot in Central New Jersey

This student shows off his pride for country and his team, by the end of the night their was no pride left in the building.

For more photos of the fun go here and for additional videos go here.

Friday, September 12, 2008

This sums up last night best

There is not a lot that can be said about last nights mess at Rutgers Stadium. This picture, from the Star Ledger, of Greg Schiano sums it up best. Over the weekend, I will post the photos of the fun part of the game, tailgating with the Only Time Will Tell Tailgating Crew.

Fun with the Dutch

A couple of months we profiled the International Football Factories on the Turks, now its time to give the Oranje their shot.

Part I


Part II


Part III


Part IV


Part V

Wednesday, September 10, 2008

Fabio Listens to Girls Aloud



Fresh off England 4-1 win over Croatia, Don Fabio again sits down with the boy for part of their great interview. At least Ashely Cole will be happy with one of the songs on Don Fabio's ipod.

Tuesday, September 09, 2008

Play the Kids

During the last couple of years the England U-21 has been a great sense of pride for the FA. The team has shown the grit and pride that has not been seen on the senior team in sometime.

At the last European U-21 Championship England went out in the semifinals to the Dutch in a shootout for the ages. After the game all of the players were in tears, unlike their senior team counter parts. When the senior team loss to Croatia none of the players shed a tear.

This is one of the major difference between the teams. The little Three Lions of Noble, Agbonlahor, and Hart play with a passion for the shirt, its something that has been lacking on the senior team for sometime.

Maybe its for Don Fabio to give Noble and Gabbie a shot at the senior team. Maybe they are not as skilled but they sure would play with a passion that has been lacking for sometime on the senior team.

Monday, September 08, 2008

Professional Tailgating: NFL Classic Jerseys

One of the best things about the start of the NFL season is seeing fans in their outdated and current NFL jerseys. On the first Sunday of the NFL season, the Only Time Will Tell Tailgating crew visited McIntyre's Pub in Toms River. Here is a look at some of the famous players that were around.

Derrick Brooks


Bryant Young


Charlie Joiner. Stay classy San Diego

This is not a jersey, but this guy shows his support for Vikings. I'm sure his wife is happy.


Nothing beat an Andy Harmon kelly green Eagles jersey with matching scarf

Gotta love the throw backs this time its Marshawn Lynch
Classic, Reggie White
What is that a Paul Posluszny jersey. I never thought that I would see something like that. I hope they doubled checked the spelling on the jersey when they were finished.
No one will ever forget Bo Jackson

O-Face Soccer Style



This is from Setanta Sports and really fun. The soccer is so bad at Wigan that people have to focus on other things.

NFL Week 1: The Patriots might be done

The first week of the NFL Season is always good for some interesting talking points and this year it was no different, from the end of Tom Brady's season to the last second win by the Panthers to Brett Favre first game as a Jet, here are how some of the papers around the country covered the opening Sunday of the season.

New York Daily News covers Brett Favre and the Jets win over the phish.

From one Hall of Fame quarterback to another, The Boston Herald covers the end of the season for Tom Brady.

The Philadelphia Inquirer covers the explosion that was the Eagles offense yesterday.
The Buffalo News covers the Bills opening win of the season
The Charlotte Observer covers the Panthers come back win in San Diego

Cleveland Plain Dealer covers the Brown poor opening

Sunday, September 07, 2008

Brown Saucy Booty



The gang is taking the week off because of world cup qualifers but Wayne sits down with the current England boss. Part two of the interview will come after the England and Croatia game Wednesday

Thursday, September 04, 2008

NFL Predictions: Joe Wolf's Vertical Jump Style

NFC East
1. Cowboys
2. Eagles
3. Giants
4. Redskins

NFC Central
1. Packers
2. Vikings
3. Lions
4. Bears

NFC West
1. Seahawks
2. Cardinals
3. 49ers
4. Rams

NFC South
1. Saints
2. Panthers
3. Bucs
4. Falcons

Wild card teams: Eagles, Panthers

AFC East
1. Patriots
2. Bills
3. Jets
4. Dolphins

AFC West
1. Chargers
2. Broncos
3. Chiefs
4. Raiders

AFC Central
1. Steelers
2. Browns
3. Bengals
4. Ravens

AFC South
1. Jaguars
2 Colts
3. Texans
4. Titans

Wild card: Bills, Browns

Playoffs
NFC Wildcard
Eagles at Packers: Eagles
Panthers at Seahawks: Seahawks

AFC Wildcard
Bills at Jaguars: Jaguars
Browns at Steelers: Steelers

NFC Division Round
Eagles at Cowboys: Eagles
Seahawks at Saints: Seahawks

AFC Division Round
Jaguars at Chargers: Chargers
Steelers at Patriots: Steelers

NFC Championship Game
Eagles at Seahawks: Eagles

AFC Championship Game
Steelers vs. Chargers: Steelers

Super Bowl, Tampa Bay
Steelers vs. Eagles: Eagles
Superbowl MVP: Brian Dawkins, plays the game of his life in the last game of his career.

NFL Predictions: Endy in the Outfield Style


NFC East - Philadelphia, Dallas, Washington, New York
NFC North - Green Bay, Minnesota, Chicago, Detroit
NFC South - New Orleans, Tampa Bay, Atlanta, Carolina
NFC West - Arizona, San Fransisco, Seattle, St. Louis
AFC East - New England, Buffalo, New York, Miami
AFC North - Pittsburgh, Cleveland, Baltimore, Cincinnati
AFC South - Indianapolis, Jacksonville, Houston, Tennessee
AFC West - San Diego, Oakland, Denver, Kansas City

NFC Wild Card Round
Dallas (Wild Card) vs. Arizona (NFC West)
Minnesota (Wild Card) vs. Green Bay (NFC North)

NFC Divisional Round
Minnesota vs. Philadelphia (NFC East)
Dallas vs. New Orleans (NFC South)

NFC Championship Game
New Orleans vs. Philadelphia

AFC Wild Card
Cleveland (Wild Card) vs. San Diego (AFC West)
Oakland (Wild Card) vs. Indianapolis (AFC South)

AFC Divisional Round
Indianapolis vs. Pittsburgh (AFC North)
Cleveland vs. New England (AFC East)

AFC Championship
Pittsburgh vs. New England

Super Bowl
Pittsburgh vs. Philadelphia

Super Bowl Champions - Philadelphia Eagles
Super Bowl MVP - Donovan McNabb

Wednesday, September 03, 2008

Professional Tailgating: Labor Day Special

At long last the College Football season is here and like last year the Only Time Will Tell Tailgating Crew will be spending most of at Rutgers University. The season did not start well for the Knights, but the Crew did put in a solid first effort and hopes to improve over the next couple of games.

Home at last

The crew is very well read from College Football to the RNC.


Endy in the Outfield continues to do his best to support his team, despite his teams sometimes letting him down.

Joe Wolf's Vertical Jump shows off the right way to throw a football, maybe Mike Teel should take notice
A new addition to the crew, Nihat Kahveci's long lost friend, grills burgers for the crew

Some tailgaters even used the time to practice keg stands



The gang gets ready to leave for the stadium
The ride over to the stadium is always fun
The walk, how could we forget
Hey coach put me in, I have a helmet on
For more photos of the day go here. For more videos of the day go here. Hope to see you all again at the North Carolina game Sept. 11.