I wanted to take this opportunity to say thank you to Philadelphia Eagles fans. Well, most of them. I’ve personally emailed some of them to thank them for their comments. I’ve had a couple of boneheads, but otherwise the sentiment is Philadelphia fans respect the Cardinals and what they’ve accomplished by getting to the NFC Championship game.
Paul, an Eagles fan, not all Philly fans are ass*****, but they are the ones that get the media attention. So true. I agree with the entire statement.
Steve, a die-hard Philly fan, says the Cards deserve respect and the Eagles should not take the Cards lightly.
Gerry Dee of Philly says may the best team win.
DaReidmeister, one of the moronic Eagle fans, says that you know your team sucks when it represents an entire state rather than a specific metro area. Huh? That makes no sense. I’m surprised he knew how to spell with ridiculous statements like that. What a waste of time to send me a comment like that! Well good, I’m glad we represent the state. Maybe he will go to the wrong place to see the game. Maybe the Grand Canyon?
Thanks for continuing to chime in Eagles fans! Keep it coming!
Scott Allen
FanSided
12th Man Rising
Niner Noise
Ramblin Fan
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Let me just say that any fool who emails you talkin’ garbage is not a true Eagles fan. True Eagles fans respect the Cardinals and understand this game will not be easy to win. When you go 1-3 in NFC title games, you are in no position to spew cocky rhetoric. You won’t hear any Eagle players (I hope) disrespecting the Cards because they know it will take an ‘A’ performance to get to the Super Bowl. For what it’s worth from Insidetheiggles.
Perfectly stated Scott. I love the Eagles (all Philly teams in fact) and the only team we have any bragging rights with is the Phillies.
I respect the Cards as they continue to succeed despite all the haters.
Hey there Eagles fans:
I love the competition from both teams and as an Eagles fan living in Arizona I will proudly wear my colors while giving the proper respect to Kurt Warner, Larry, Anquan, and Edgerin. It is exciting to see two teams who have earned the public respect be in the position to win the NFC Championship. For me this is the Superbowl. I wouldn’t miss it. I pray that when it is all over all fans appreciate the decent gentlemen who will “Leave it all on the field” on Sunday. Congratulations to both organizations.