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Wednesday, June 3, 2009

This post comes to you courtesy of Eagles season-ticket holder, newlywed and MTC fan Ted.

Ted got married to his bride Monica last Saturday in Hoboken, N.J. Most of Monica's family members are Giants fans, which made for some fun back and forth between the two parties leading up to the big day.

Near the end of the wedding, and as Ted described, "when everyone was at their most lubricated state," his best man, a professional singer, coordinated with the band to belt out a rendition of Fly, Eagles, Fly.

The best man set it up perfectly to the divided crowd, and a tremendous version of the Eagles' fight song followed, with half the room screaming the lyrics, and the other half booing.

The video is posted below. Enjoy.

And if you have similar stories, videos, etc., feel free to e-mail me. Maybe we can turn this into some kind of weekly feature.

Quick warning: One of the wedding attendees, presumably a Giants fan, provides an obscene gesture to the camera at the end of the video. MTC does not condone this type of behavior and apologizes to anyone who is offended.


Posted by Sheil Kapadia @ 9:19 PM  Permalink | 6 comments
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Posted 05:32 PM, 06/03/2009
va philly fan
Yep. Typical liquored up Giant fan. Heathens all of 'em. I guess you've gotta stay liquored up when you're married to housewives of Blew Guersey.
Posted 06:01 PM, 06/03/2009
NickEeee
The best thing about Giants fans is that they hate the stinkin' Cowboys too!!!
Posted 07:39 PM, 06/03/2009
potus
Jints wish they had a fight song quarter as cool as ours
Posted 08:37 PM, 06/03/2009
elektrika
And let the smack talk begin...wait, Usi already started that, from the sideline last season when we embarrassed them!
Posted 09:17 PM, 06/03/2009
Ramon
Seeing as this is the NFL and not college or high school, there is no need for a fight song.
Posted 08:21 AM, 06/05/2009
PhillyInVa
Giants fans are only Giants fans because they can't spell the words in a fight song. Go E A G L E S!!!
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