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

thunderraiden

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I think you need to take a reading comprehension course.  A post in response to mine was regarding a game 6 weeks ago, so I posted a relevant picture that was close to the same time frame as that.  No poo it was over a month ago, my point exactly.

 

Nervous of what? Your terribly overpaid runningback duo in which neither has rushed for over 1000 yards in the last 4 years? LOL... Your deep threat that was cut from our team because he is a terrible receiver? Your midget #1 wide receiver that runs his mouth all game long while consistently dropping passes? Your best linebacker who couldn't even keep up with Gonzalez who is 50 years old and slower than nose tackle? 

 

This feels like the SF-JAX game from London two weeks ago.  Another terrible expansion team that hasn't been relevant in at least 8 years.

 

 

Where are you old friend?

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agreed.

i think our defense has been a bit more productive, but both are playing at a high level. it's definitely a push there.

i like our run game better just because it's deeper. it's going to be harder to wear out our runners than the 9ers.

i like our passing game better, mainly because we are spreading the ball around better and more efficiently and cam is a better passer.

OL is where they have an advantage...tho it isn't as big of one as it would have been last year. i do like our DL against their OL, tho. i think it's a push overall.

the biggest advantage they have is homefield and the fact that success isn't as new to them as it is to us. nerves might cause us to make a couple mistakes early. beyond that, there's really not much that the 49ers can hang their hats on.

Rayzor called his shot

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This 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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