A muddy field, rain, and wind have never helped the 49ers

[jphamlore]

Let us hope the 49ers can overcome the curse of local sports writers
such as Mark Purdy once again asserting that having a team with a
precision offense play on a muddy field with rain and wind is somehow
a "home-field advantage." No it really isn't, it just randomizes the
games, which is something a team that considers itself to have
superior talent and execution probably should not want.

[skep...@aol.com]

Good point, it might slow down the Giants pass rush, it might make it
harder for 49ers to deliver their stunning hits. It might make a 49ers
defender fall down. Alex might let a slippery ball fall out of his
small hands.

[The Undead Edward M. Kennedy]

<skep...@aol.com> wrote

> Let us hope the 49ers can overcome the curse of local sports writers
> such as Mark Purdy once again asserting that having a team with a
> precision offense play on a muddy field with rain and wind is somehow
> a "home-field advantage." No it really isn't, it just randomizes the
> games, which is something a team that considers itself to have
> superior talent and execution probably should not want.
<
<Good point, it might slow down the Giants pass rush, it might make it
<harder for 49ers to deliver their stunning hits. It might make a 49ers
<defender fall down.

Then he'd say, "Cheese 'n crackers got all muddy!"

--Tedward

[John Walsh]

Where are your stats to prove that the elements have worked for or
against the Niners? They don't have to overcome a damn thing, let
alone curses. They've "overcome" enough doubters to feel perfectly
comfortable winning in any weather condition.

[dnrapp]

On Jan 20, 8:38 am, jphamlore <jphaml...@yahoo.com> wrote:

It hasn't rained most of the last 2 months. The little rain that came
down Friday and whatever comes down on Sunday wil not turn the 'Stick
into a mud bog.