A Pennsylvania Saints fan who became an Internet sensation after a Fox camera caught him, in full Saints regalia, wildly cheering on the Black and Gold at FedEx Field in suburban Washington, D.C., during the Saints-Redskins game, is headed to the Superdome for Saturday’s home stand against the Dallas Cowboys.
Bill Harris became known as the “Unknown Who Dat,” spawning a Web site devoted to learning his identity. Turns out Harris lived in New Orleans from the ages of 12 to 21 and was a Saints fan from the beginning of the franchise’s history. For more on Harris and how he earned a trip to the Superdome, read Chris Finch’s story on the Fox-8 New Orleans Web site.
... written by NORTHSIDIAN SHOTGUN , December 18, 2009 - 08:50 pm
SHADES OH ,DEJA VU ! I SAW THIS DUDE ON TV. AND IMMEDIATELY,BOYLE OF SONG ,CAME TO MIND. HERE WAS THIS FACE WITH ALL THE JOY AND EXCITEMENT OF A TRUE SAINTS FAN, JUST GLOWING! SCREAMING, A THOUSAND HEART-FELT WORDS OF ENCOURAGEMENT TO HIS TEAM............... JESUS, WHAT A STORY ..........AND, WHAT AN ENDING TO THIS STORY....... THANKS TO CHRIS FINCH........THANKS TO THE INDY............. AY PIERCE, YA HAVE AH KNACK, FOR FINDING THE DIAMOND IN THE ROUGH"!!!!!
... written by NORTHSIDIAN SHOTGUN , December 19, 2009 - 11:01 pm
I'D SAY DA WALTER PIERCE, SHOULD BE ALLOWED AH FREE, "A LA JODU"NT GIMME", TA DA SAINTS/COWBOYS...... PRE-GAME/"GAME"/POST-GAME, CELEBRATION WID DA UNKNOWN WHO DAT,BILL HARRIS. WHAT A GREAT HUMAN INTEREST STORY/ AND A FREEBIE FO WALTER.........
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A Pennsylvania Saints fan who became an Internet sensation after a Fox camera caught him, in full Saints regalia, wildly cheering on the Black and Gold at FedEx Field in suburban Washington, D.C., during the Saints-Redskins game, is headed to the Superdome for Saturday’s home stand against the Dallas Cowboys.
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JESUS, WHAT A STORY ..........AND, WHAT AN ENDING TO THIS STORY.......
THANKS TO CHRIS FINCH........THANKS TO THE INDY.............
AY PIERCE, YA HAVE AH KNACK, FOR FINDING THE DIAMOND IN THE ROUGH"!!!!!