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Super Steelers

Pittsburgh Steelers have won the super Bowl 43 in a sensational finish today.  I watched the first half of the game and then followed the second half on the NFL website.  I hated the 2 minute lag on the website but it was still better than knowing nothing about what was happening down in Tampa Florida.

JAS called me 2 minutes before the end of second half and told me that Cardinals had pulled the lead and i advised not to rush to conclusions as 2 minutes is long enough time to turn the tables.  It is a repeat of Super Bowl 42, only way better in every respect.  Its not over tills its over.

Steelers have won the Super Bowl the record 6th time.  Holmes is the MVP of the game and goes home with more than a diamond ring, a brand new cadillac.  Tomlin is the youngest head coach in the super bowl history to take his team to the winning podium.  He started his own career in the very same ground in Tampa Florida.

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