Leave it to the tabloids in the city with the highest gay population in the world to come up with a picture like that. Did you get excited when you saw that pic?
Aw youre all full of hot air... The Marlins are gonna be the cinderella come from nowhere team... Oh wait... Nevermind... I'll go with the Yanks only because Whitey like that other team who ever the hell they are...
"Their fans are second-rate & so is their city," a subhed on the Website says.
Check out the "evidence" in a story that, apparently, took three people to write.
Like: New York has the Statue of Liberty, Philly has cheesesteaks.
Didn't it take a long legal battle for New York to claim the statue from New Jersey?
Isn't New Jersey -- not New York -- where the so-called New York Giants and Jets play?
Second-rate fans?
Then why are World Series tickets selling for more in Philadelphia than at the Rebuilt House That Ruth Built?
Funny, but while Yankees fans filled only 88 percent of the seats in a brand-new stadium, Phillies attendance was 102 percent of its seating capacity at Citizens Bank Park.
Yes, Post, that's where the Phillies play.
Contrary to this fan you quote:
"If you've ever been to the old Veterans Stadium in Philadelphia, you'd realize just how much worse Phillies fans are. You can't go to a game without getting booze thrown at you!"
The Phillies last played there six years ago.
After calling Philadelphians "uncultured," New York fans dish out remarks like this:
"The big meal there is a steak with cheese and onions on a hero, but they don't even call it a hero. It's a hoagie. What the hell is a hoagie?" said Ron Montclane, 26.
No mention of any of the fine restaurants in Philadelphia - not even the ones copied in New York.
You've all been around long enough to know not to bet against the Yanks. Nobody dislikes them more than me, but after my guys don't win, I like to see them get it. Here's that little kid, he hates people that bet against the Red Sox.......
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