The New York Giants win Superbowl XLII!
February 4, 2008 
The New York Giants put on an amazing performance under the quarterback leadership of Eli Manning to beat the New England Cheaters Patriots against all odds, 17-14 in Superbowl XLII!
All of which meaning that the Patriots end the season with a record of 18-1 — not perfect — and the Giants are Superbowl Champions!
Here’s the amazing catch by David Tyree in the Giants final touchdown drive that made it possible to end the Patriots unbeaten season:
Unbelievable! How Eli Manning escaped getting sacked is beyond me. But I remember turning to my friend Joey right after the Patriots scored to take the lead with 2:42 left in the 4th quarter and said, “There’s still time!” And somehow, against all odds, Manning put together that drive and made it happen!
The New York Giants are Superbowl Champions!
February 17th, 2008 at 11:16 PM
Faggots like you who call yourselves “football fans” and clutter the internet with your misinformed propaganda need to stop fueling an issue that was over with months ago and enjoy the sport you call yourself a fan of. If you somehow believe that taping defensive signals was A) exclusively done by the Patriots and B) a huge act of cheating, you need to follow sport that you can actually understand. Try golf.
Trent Dilfer, a Super Bowl winning quarterback, stated on live TV that his job as backup quarterback was to do exactly what has caused the Patriots to be the subject of so much misguided hate. Should he lose his ring because of it? Of course not. The Miami Dolphins just a couple of seasons ago were caught mic-ing their linebackers to steal Tom Brady’s audibles…why didn’t you jump on the chance to call them cheaters?
There’s one reason, and one reason only; the 2007 New england Patriots were an incredible football team. It wasn’t until their loss in Super Bowl XLII that then tallied a single mark in the “L” column. It’s true, the Giants are World Champions, and I tip my hat to them. But the New England Patriots are a skilled, humble, and respectable football team who’s reputation has been tarnished by casual football “fans” who take whatever hits the pregame highlights as the only truth.
On a side note, a lot of what makes a team great is their attitude. Even if the Patriots had won Super Bowl XLII they would have said not but kind words about the Giants performance. Instead, we get to watch Michael Strahan and his colleagues yell “We stomped you out!” and jump up and down in front of millions of people. If somehow you respect that I can assume you don’t watch football for the sport, but for the drama. In which case, you posting something like this on the internet makes me sick.