Should Eagles Fans Be Rooting for the Giants to Win on Sunday?

The700Level.com - Philly Sports & Minutiae found this 1/28/2008 on sports.aol.com [flag]

As an Eagles fan, I find it extremely difficult to root for either the New England Patriots or the New York Giants. When Sunday rolls around, I'm pretty sure there is no way I can cheer for the Eli Manning-led G-Men. Can any self respecting Philadelphia fan cheer for a team from New York to win the Super Bowl? I say no. Comcast SportsNet's Phil Andrews took to the streets -- and not just any ... [link]

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eaglesfan

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even though I am an avid Eagles fan, and definitely NOT a Pats or Giants fan, I never thought I would be saying this but I want to see the Giants kick the Pats butts! Im sick of those Patriots! also, in the future, ANY NFL team that may end up with a perfect season, will ONLY TIE the Patriots record if the Pats were to win tonight. Unless they add more games onto the regular season, all other teams will ONLY tie this record. and lets NOT forget, the Pats were also caught cheating. so hear I am saying it....GO GIANTS!!!!

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Can Any Self Respecting Eagles Fan Root for the Giants on Sunday?
Published 1/28/2008 by Enrico at The700Level.com - Philly Sports & Minutiae
... I pose the question over at FanHouse whether Eagles fans can, in their right mind, cheer for the Giants on Sunday. I say no. What say you? ...

Let’s Just Get This Over With
Published 2/3/2008 by Dave at Dave's Football Blog
... America’s biggest football game. So let’s just get this bloody coronation over with and move on to the next story. Maybe along the way, we can make fun of Robert Kraft’s other New England football team: I wish the Sons of Ben were in Phoenix today — y’know, just in case — but they’re probably celebrating a certain URL registration this weekend. I wonder if any of them are rooting for the Giants today. Anyway, yeah. 19-0 could happen today. Mercury Morris might ...

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