Newspaper Fight!

Thursday, January 24, 2008


I love when New York and Boston go at it. It's gotten a bit stale in Baseball, but a resurgence of the war late in the Football season is picking up the slack. For the past week or so two of the biggest publications in their respective cities have been taking veiled shots at each other. That was until today.

The New York papers (or tabloids) have been taking shots at Boston's Golden boy, and the Herald has had enough!

Jessica Heslam (Boston Herald): “Who’s afraid of Tom Brady now?” shouted the larger-than-life headline, next to the photo of Brady, who is suffering from a mild high ankle sprain. Even worse was the type below: “Girlie man limps home.”

Girlie man? Hardly. Jealousy is an ugly emotion. Brady’s got three Super Bowl rings, an undefeated season and a Brazilian bombshell who once dated Leonardo DiCaprio on his arm. No one should question his masculinity. No one!

Brady was on his way back to Boston last night. The Big Apple tabs may be having fun now, but we’ll see what they have to say after Super Bowl Sunday."

Steve Buckley (Boston Herald): "Boston sports fans just don’t give a damn what New Yorkers think any more. Sorry, New York, but Boston sports fans have too much going on to pay attention to whatever it is you happen to be whining about this week, last week or next week. And while this may read as though it were cleared first with the Greater Boston Convention and Visitors Bureau, it’s not hometown boosterism.

It’s fact."
Nice return of service Boston Herald. Now we need the Times to bring up the Globe's Ron Borges and we've got WWIII!

New York tabs turn ugly on ‘girlie’ man-about-town Brady (Boston Herald)
N.Y’s. inferiority complex on display as Boston’s little town blues melt away (Boston Herald)

8 Comments:

What makes this whole thing fucking hi-lar-ious is that the Boston Herald and the New York Post are both owned by Rupert Murdoch, who also owns FOX, which carries Super Bowl XLII. He also pays the checks for Bill Orally and Jabba The Hutt (Roger Ailes).

JamesCraven said...
Jan 24, 2008, 1:28:00 PM  

The fact that the Boston papers got so sensitive and dedicated 2 articles about it shows that Boston still feels inferior to New York and that will never change.

Jan 24, 2008, 2:35:00 PM  

Was there any need to mention that she dated Leo DiCaprio??? Does she think that THAT helps justify Brady's legacy?

GMoney said...
Jan 24, 2008, 3:56:00 PM  

Clutch, you're wrong. The fact that the NY Post has to write about everything Brady does in his personal life proves all New Yorkers envy the god-like Tom Brady.

Anonymous said...
Jan 24, 2008, 6:38:00 PM  

first of all the new york post is the worst paper in the city and if Boston
paper have to stick up for brady they
are pathetic.not to say you didn't
see the giant qb out clubing in new england.and you know brady got sloppy second from Leo DiCaprio.

Anonymous said...
Jan 24, 2008, 7:17:00 PM  

New York > Boston

ALWAYS.

Jan 24, 2008, 11:49:00 PM  

Oh, by the way, the New York Times owns the Boston Globe.

JamesCraven said...
Jan 25, 2008, 1:20:00 PM  

new york is the most disgusting city in the world. the people are all uppity, they think theyre in the most important place in the world.
you dont see arabs bombing boston.
new york makes my skin crawl.
the heslam article is so poorly written though...she jumped into a dopey 3yr olds fight.
dumb broads.
we dont think of NY here...theyre old news.

Anonymous said...
Jan 28, 2008, 10:34:00 AM  

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