can somebady sue the nfl, due to the fact that officials were fixed in superbowl lx?
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VOODO MOON SAID IT ALL! \nDON'T  BE A SORE LOSER,YOU LOST WE WON LIVE WITH IT! BOTH ARE GOOD TEAMS WE JUST  KICKED YOUR TEAMS BOOTAAAY :0)
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NFL HEAD COACH SUCKS, I CANT PLAY ONLINE 2, sry man, get a refund.
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I totally agree.You could almost see Cower paying the refs.And it wasn't just the Super Bowl it was the whole playoffs,all the cheep shots and bad calls that went for The Pittspuke Squealers made the playoffs a joke.Ben Chokesonburger is a joke also.
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The problem is not only related to FIFA, or soccer in general.  Last years NFL's superbowl was won be a team that should not have won it.  It appeared the reason they won, was so the coach could go into the Hall of Fame.  The coach had not won a superbowl before then, and apparently, even though he is a good coach, no one would recognise him as a good coach.\nThe NRL's grand final, and regular season is tainted towards what teams the NRL wants to win that weekend.\n\nIMHO, it is because the players, and team officials are taking the focus away from the governing bodies.  It is their game remember, not the players who play, nor the spectators that watch.  Therefore, the governing bodies are deciding the only way the regain that focus, is to create controversy that only the governing body can deal with.\n\nIt is starting to get the way that you cannot watch a fair game of sport any more.\n\nEdit: Video replays would only suffer from the same problems.  If the referee, and the governing body do not want that team to win, then the referee watching the video will just happen to not see the vital piece of information.
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First of all, please believe that European Soccer has no bearing whatsoever on what the NFL would do.  \n\nAnd another interesting note is the amount of security surrounding NFL transportation.  In this day and age, they take no chances.  In fact,  I've read that it is more difficult to be the pilot of a charter NFL jet than to work security for some state's Governors!\n\nHere's what the league rulebook digests says:\nThis would fall under the category of rule 17, Emergencies and Unfair Acts.  \n\nFirst, the options:\n1. Authority to cancel, postpone, or terminate games is vested only in the Commissioner and the League President (other League office representatives and referees may suspend play temporarily; see point No. 3 under this section and point No. 1 under "Authority of Referee" below).\n\nThen, the procedures (my truncation):\n1. If, because of an emergency, a regular-season or postseason game is not started at its scheduled time and cannot be played at any later time that same day, the game nevertheless must be played on a subsequent date to be determined by the Commissioner. \n\n4. For regular-season postponements, the Commissioner will make every effort to set the game for no later than two days after its originally scheduled date and at the same site. If unable to schedule at the same site, he will select an appropriate alternative site. If it is impossible to schedule the game within two days after its original date, the Commissioner will attempt to schedule it on the Tuesday of the next calendar week. The Commissioner will keep in mind the potential for competitive inequities if one or both of the involved clubs has already been scheduled for a game close to the Tuesday of that week (for example, a Thursday game). \n\nSo, the NFL ethic seems to be, play the game somehow.  A cancellation/forfeiture of a game seems to only occur because of willing non-participation.\n\nI think such an event would cause a postponement for a time, and then replays of the games missed at a later date with a rebuilt team.  As sad as that seems, it would galvanize the community.
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They do,\n\nNo NFL player gets paid from their contract if they get injured from a risky activity besides football.  All of the contracts have that stipulation in them
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They don't. Owing to a lottery system, the general public doesn;t get much of a shot at tickets anymore.\n\nYou should contact the NFL regarding proper procedures to get an opportunity for tickets
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finds fault with a football team when\nthe game is over; as if he could have done a better job
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http://www.cracksmoker.com\n\nThen click on NFL.  Pretty much any pro athlete who has had a brush with the law is listed on there.
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Yeah, why not.  I'm glad Cowher got a ring so all the idiots who thought he was a choker coach will shut the hell up.  Dolts who don't understand the game always seem to talk the most, and that was one of their favorite sayings.  These are the same dolts who think Peyton Manning is incapable of "winning the big one."  \n\nIt's a different set of idiots who think the Super Bowl was fixed.  These people are almost retarded.
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A bad referee decision
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Wow!!! What a very informing question. Informing in the way that you made so much sense in your theory. I agree that the NBA cannot fix games in the sense of having a team just quit, but sabotaging a certain team with the crappy officiating now I can believe that. Coming from Utah and being a Jazz fan I can see this in every game since the refs totally hate Jerry Sloan. Not that you care or anything but Karl Malone said something interesting during an interview during all the hype of his statue and number retirement her In SLC i will quote the best I can he said,: I was out doing something other than basketball related things and ran into a NBA referee that refer ed many of the Jazz's games he told straight up that he was sorry that he coast the Jazz and Me a championship due to his bad  call in the finals" this was concerning the push off Jordan did on Bryon Russell. So this comment gives your theory a good leg to stand on.
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Yes & no. They were on Sunday.... Were you the one that 'spiked' their food? \n\nQ.How can they claim to have lost millions in revenue when they didn't have it!  \n\nPoints are accrued over a season not just one game!
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to get the offical NFL ruling go to nfl.com.......
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Already, there is a referee, 2 linesmen, fourth official and at this years world cup, a fifth official, should anything happen to the rest.\n\nUnlike NFL, football doesnt stop every minute or two, so video wouldnt work: wit would be yet another excuse for timewasting and cheating.  \n\nThe current system isnt, and never will be perfect, but i do think the other officials should have more of a say if they see an incident another doesnt.  At the world cup they have earpieces and mics and this should be the way forward.  Yes, video replays can help spot things the eye cant, but we dont want to lose the flow of the game. \n\nSo as far as im concerned, they have sufficient officials on the park at all times already.
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This is highly circumstantial.  The waiver of liability on the back of the ticket is not dispositive becuase the stadium owner/team have considerably more bargaining power in the contract and thus in some cases the ticket buyer may not be deemed to have actually consented to waiving his or her rights.  (This is called a contract of adhesion)\n\nWhat is more important--and again, this is higly circumstantial--is whether or not the stadium owner can be said to have failed to protect against an injury that was foreseeable.  For example, if the injury occurred becuase a participant in the party was highly intoxicated and the owner had knowledge that tailgaiters were drinking but did nothing to stop this, then it may be deemed foreseeale that a fight or incident would break out and the owner could be found liable.  Business owners also have a duty to protect against warn against dangers on their property that are reasonably discoverable.  If a large drunken crowd was a reasonably foreseeable or discoverable risk then the stadium owner may have a duty to protect other guests from the threat.  That being said, if the injured party was also intoxicated or contributed to the injury in some way, then the given state's law's regarding what is called comarative or contributory neligence may limit or bar the recovery.  This is why it is why lawyers will add all of these parties to a complaint, becuase there are some very complex questions to resolve in each case.  That and--as noted above--the fact that the team owners have better insurance (deeper pockets) than the stupid frat kid that caused the accident.
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Absolutely he should be fined or reprimanded somehow.  Coach Cowher and Big Ben had a conversation about this same topic last year after Kellen Winslow, Jr. had his accident.  I am sure in his contract with the Pittsburgh Steelers states no "risky" behavior clauses.