January 16, 2008

Patriots Invite ‘Booee’ To AFC Championship

Posted at: 11:42 pm by Timothy Haroutunian
Categories: Sports and Leisure

I posted on Sunday about how Colts Fans Suck when they booed 15 year old Anna Grant from Stratham, New Hampshire for being a Patriots fan who won a contest. Honestly, I was very upset over the situation because it is just mean and childish. However, she was interviewed by Fox 25 and she explained that she was prepared for it by her parents before hand.

I was not the only one who was upset over the situation. Former Patriots Player and current Executive Director of Community Affairs for the Patriots Andre Tippett called her at home to talk to her. He personally invited her to the stadium for the AFC Championship game on Sunday and is giving her the job as the coin flipper. She will get a big ovation this time and will not get booed for being a Patriots fan in Foxboro.

This is why giving back to the community is really awesome because you can brighten someone’s day who deserves it.

Go Patriots!!
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