Sean Payton is a punk

[TheSaint]

SP heard you. Heard that the bounty was on #9. He’s sitting. 

You calling the dogs on Bridgewater now? Or, might he be on your team next year?

[PantherOnTheProwl1523]

21 minutes ago, TheSaint said:

SP heard you. Heard that the bounty was on #9. He’s sitting. 

You calling the dogs on Bridgewater now? Or, might he be on your team next year?

Panthers don't make hitman contracts like Swamp General Sean "trollface" Payton does. Only bounties are those the Aints are known for.

[AsylumGuido]

On 12/27/2018 at 9:27 AM, juliosantos said:

lol ain't fans talking about my post , but not a single one denied the fact that Payton is a punk . Payton is a drug addict douchebag , I hate that man 

I'll deny that Payton is a punk.  Every interaction that anyone I know that has had with him is quite the opposite.  He's very genuine.  And you are confused as to the "drug addict".  Early incorrect rumors had it that Payton was the "Saints coach that had been caught stealing Vicodin from the medicine locker", but it turned out to be assistant head coach and linebacker coach, Joe Vitt, who is no longer with the Saints.  In fact, 

The real reason you hate the man is that he has beaten your Panthers five out of the last six games.

[AsylumGuido]

38 minutes ago, rbsponsel52 said:

Panthers don't make hitman contracts like Swamp General Sean "trollface" Payton does. Only bounties are those the Aints are known for.

The "Ain'ts" (a term invented by small number of Saints fans protesting management during the 1980-81 seasons) died on February 7, 2010.  The only "Aint's" remaining in the NFC South are the Falcons and the Panthers.

[PantherOnTheProwl1523]

1 hour ago, AsylumGuido said:

The "Ain'ts" (a term invented by small number of Saints fans protesting management during the 1980-81 seasons) died on February 7, 2010.  The only "Aint's" remaining in the NFC South are the Falcons and the Panthers.

Always will be the Aints because it is etched in the swamp stones forever. Aints will crumble once Sean "Trollface" Payton and Brees is gone anyway and they will go back into the bottom feeders of the NFC south again.

[Puddinhead]

2 hours ago, rbsponsel52 said:

Always will be the Aints because it is etched in the swamp stones forever. Aints will crumble once Sean "Trollface" Payton and Brees is gone anyway and they will go back into the bottom feeders of the NFC south again.

I think he meant "Aints" as in "Ain't won nothing yet, and ain't winning it this year, either".  But that's just a guess on my part.

Now, we all know who had that within their grasp and shied away in fear...don't we?  They weren't in black and gold.  The black and gold guys were starting the second half with an audacious onside kick.

Think about those two franchise-defining moments on the biggest stage the game has to offer.  One team's moment is a bold gamble that paid off, risking giving the ball to their opponent in prime scoring position with that opponent already leading in the game.  "De l'audace, encore de l'audace, toujours de l'audace et la Patrie sera sauvee!"

The other franchise's moment involves a player with a critical loose ball at his feet who shrinks back out of the way to keep from being hit.

 

That might be a little harsh to point out, and I don't usually get nasty with my trash talking...but your post did sort of ask for it

[Puddinhead]

2 hours ago, rbsponsel52 said:

...Sean "Trollface" Payton...

By the way, I got a phone call while watching Rivera during the last Saints victory over the Panthers...Madame Tussaud's called, and they want their wax manikin back.