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Been awhile since I seen an opposing fanbase giving us absolutely 0% chance of winning.

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ORIGINALLY POSTED WITH THREAD NOVEMBER 5TH 2013:

Just got back from a few 49ner message boards. Every single poster believes we will be blown out and that they are the best team in the league. If anyone offers any type of reason the Panthers have a greater than 1% chance in Candlestick they all grab their pitchforks. I really hope their misguided fanbase is just as sleepy as their team come Sunday. I have a feeling they won't be waking up til halftime when they are down 3 scores. Oh and Cam > Kaep, Kaep will tell you that.

 

 

JANUARY 7TH 2014 EDIT:
This week officially cements my opinion that 49ner fans are the worst in the NFL. Even after whupping their ass on their home field they still give us 0% chance to win on our home field. And just like I said last time, I'm not saying we're going to win, but fug if I'm giving the Panthers anything less than 50-50 chances. 49ner fans are idiots.

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toldozer Grand Master

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We are going to stuff the run and make them pass heavy. Td spying on kap. Double down on Davis. Make a slow boldin beat us.

Then on offense. Cram it down their fuging throat!!! I hope cam doesn't throw a damn pass. I've read their boards too and they have pissed me off. I want a 2008 verses the bucs game. Run after run after run. Make the niners your bitch stew, Williams, tolbert, Newton.

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Ah the early days when the Panthers routinely kicked their NFC West foe's asses.

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Lol I keep thinking that when I look at their division. It is so tough from top to bottom. I believe if the Rams still had Bradford they would have won their last two games.

That division use to be the laughing stock of the league. That was just 4 years ago.

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I am glad their fans are so loyal and homers.  Shows what winning breeds. I suspect if we had the success they did over the past 2 years we might be just as bad.

Too bad their players won't be underestimating us at all. In any case I expect us to win this weekend.  Then again I expect us to win every week.  Does that make me one of those obnoxious homers???

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The 49er fan posting here shared several Carolina win predictions from their board last night.

I was just going to point that out. Plenty of SF fans are NOT delusional and accept the fact that we're playing well and that this game could be a real contest. You could take selective posts from this board and make the case that the Panther fanbase is nuts too, but it wouldn't be representative, and neither is your "0% chance". Quit watching so many political commercials.

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Colts showed all of the 49ers weaknesses on offense and defense.

 

Run the ball with a stead roatatin and they get gassed.

 

Shut down Gore and make it about Colin and the game goes downhill.

 

Granted they might have Crabtree and Manningham back, but still our biggest worry is probably Boldin.

 

I think it's going to be a close game, and that worries me, but last Sunday I saw a team that knew how to finish and put a team away.

 

Let's se what happens.

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Ah the early days when the Panthers routinely kicked their NFC West foe's asses.

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One things for sure though. The linemen need to go back to wearing those wonderful porn staches. That guy looks like a sexy beast even giving up that sack.

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