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Subject: Officiating blunders!


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49ertothecore
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Date Posted: 17:49:50 01/07/03 Tue

If my memory serves me correctly, the 49ers received several appologies from the NFL in 2000 regarding pass interference calls that should've never been called, Jason Webster was the player they were called against mostly.

Allen - don't be so sure of yourself about the NINERS game this Sunday, if nothing else, this season has shown anything is possible! After this last game how can we not believe. Tampa's offense is no where near the NYG's, but there defense will be a challenge, if we can stay away from turnovers and bad QB decisions, then we stand a good chance, by the way both few turnovers & bad decisions are somthing the 49ers are real good at! I sure hope your wrong!

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