Christ !!!!!................your 15 minutes early ya tool ......... nice way to start things off at the NEW place for season 2011. Not bad for a quickie !!! p.s...............where's the farqin' PIG's though ????
Let's go out there and do our thing. Expecting heavy dose of rookies to try and make thier mark. Just stay healthy. Go San Diego Super Chargers!!!
Thanks for the facebook profile picture for the season. Bolt Up! or bolt-on(s)? CHARGERS BABY YEAH!!!
I'm up and at 'em, can't wait to get to our spot at the Q! I will be there in the lot around mid morning. See you guys at M-4, get there safely. Go Bolts! Pointy
Cant Wait for tonight....Work is going to be draaaaagggin!!! Have fun at the game guys, Ill be supportin em from home! Go Bolts!! Heres to an injury free game!
I'm playing soccer 9.30-10.30 GMT. After that I'll have a couple of pints with the boys. Home for 12ish and NFL Countdown on ESPN with a few more beers. Then the main event. Then I'll be getting around 3 hours later for work. That's going to be a long ol' Friday! The joys of being a Euro Bolt.
You have no idea how happy I am to see this thread. After months of it seeming like we would have no football, this still seems like a dream... GO BOLTS!!!
I for one look forward to these every game day....Wasnt sure we'd be seein em again for sometime! There askin about ya over on the other chargers forum Blue Wondering where ya went! lol
Three things: Chargers-Seahawks August, 11, 2011 By Bill Williamson Three things to watch for in San Diego’s preseason opener against visiting Seattle on Thursday night. Kickoff is set for 8 p.m. ET. The game will be televised on ESPN. Special teams: The San Diego special teams' cost the Chargers a playoff spot last year. The unit was a disaster. New special teams coach Rich Bisaccia has a great reputation and should be able to help this unit. It starts in this game. San Diego head coach Norv Turner raved this week about Bisaccia’s impact on the unit. He expects instant dividends. Turner also said the Chargers have improved their talent at several areas of special teams. So, it’s clear the team is ready to see what this group has to offer against the Seahawks. Donald Butler and Jonas Mouton: The two young inside linebackers are fighting for a starting point. Butler was a third-round pick last year who missed the entire season with an injury. Mouton was a second-round pick this year. This is a big test for both players as the Chargers look for a replacement for the steady Kevin Burnett, who signed with Miami. If neither Butler nor Mouton plays well, the Chargers may have to consider outside options. But if the youngsters play well, as the team expects, their will chances of further contributions should both increase. Bob Sanders: The new San Diego safety has played in just nine games in the past three seasons while with the Colts. He is healthy and is expected to be a difference maker for the Chargers’ defense. There was a major buzz about Sanders this week at the team’s training camp. Several people said Sanders still has blazing speed and he is flying around the field. I spoke to Sanders and he is bouncing off the walls. He is excited about being healthy again. We won’t see Sanders a lot Thursday night, but I know he is ready to play again.
Whats the problem with Brinkley and Summers I wonder ??? Must be those "minor muscles strain" I bet ............they seems easier to pickup than a dose of the Flu going through a clubhouse these days.....
haha, no no, I think I just prefer this number situation quite a bit more. Ive been wishing I could change the other for sometime now!
Thats too bad, Summers was one of the ones I was excited to see out there today. Hopefully next week he can go.
Bring help Conc - lots and lots of help. #Imjustsaying Damn, 2 hrs 52 minutes and I am freaking AMPED!!!
I'm still trying to figure out who this "Yuo" guy is. Better 15 minutes early, than 7 hours late...... #imjustsaying
