On this day in Vikings history, October 23, 2005. The Vikings beat the Green Bay Packers. This is the recap from a Vikings Tailgater perspective
On this day in Vikings history, October 23, 2005. The Vikings beat the Green Bay Packers. This is the recap from a Vikings Tailgater perspective
I loved the bar in Dave’s Basement where I was taken for Super Bowl Sunday, but hated how it was decorated in Green & Gold. I loved the NFL’s Super Bowl hoopla, talkin “smack trash” with some diehard football fans, and being welcomed into their tribal game day rituals. I hated that I was envious of their team, reflecting on last year when the Vikings came so close but failed
Unlike the 2010 season, where the Vikings were swept by the Green Bay Packers, 1998 was a great year. Back then the team a rookie Superfreak and a legendary quarterback and they were the ones doing the sweeping.
He saw us tailgating at our best, opening up the lot to anyone; Packer’s fans, newspaper reporters, drinkers, eaters, boys, girls, kids, grandma’s & grandpas with no discrimination for race, age, orientation or sex. Tailgating happens, and everyone is invited.
The last thing anybody wants to see on Fort Myers Beach during Twins Spring Training is some portly Cheesehead with a Miller Beer gut wearing green & gold jams while trying to chase down a Packer’s beach ball.