Showing posts with label New York Jets. Show all posts
Showing posts with label New York Jets. Show all posts
Sunday, November 8, 2009
Does Mark Sanchez have a "C.C. and Company" in his future?
Overheard one of the those "Is Mark-Sanchez-the-next-Joe-Namath" conversations the other day. I think they were talking about on the field. Or maybe off the field? The Jets rookie QB has already been featured in a cheesy photo spread...and has appeared in commercials... Fine, fine. Now he needs to star in an unintentionally hilarious biker movie, such as 1970's "C.C. and Company," like Broadway Joe. (Bought my copy when Woolworth's was going out of business on 14th Street.)
Oh, how romantic!
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Wednesday, November 19, 2008
I'm so wearing this to Momofuku Bakery and Milk Bar
There's now a company selling the New York Cheesecake Head for Jets fans. (Or someone who really likes cheesecake.) As a response to the Green Bay Packer Cheeseheads, I suppose.
[Via SimononSports]
[Via SimononSports]
Friday, October 24, 2008
Fatcats to pay top dollar for chance to heckle Jets upclose
By now, no doubt, you have already registered for the ultra-supreme tickets at the New Jets Stadium. Check out the Coaches Club...where you can stand on the field -- just five yards off the Jets bench! Oh, and access to a private 20,000 square-foot bar and lounge!
As the Post reports, at least one fatcat has already overpaid, which prompted giggles. And quips!
He must now also fork over another $14,000 per year for his actual season tickets.
And check out the incredibly life-like artist rendering...And just what is going on with head coach Eric Mangini on the far left?
As the Post reports, at least one fatcat has already overpaid, which prompted giggles. And quips!
Looks like the mystery mortgage mogul who shelled out $400,000 for the rights to buy the two best seats in the house for Jet games fumbled the timing of the market.
That's because the "personal seat licenses" for nearby seats in the much-hyped Coaches Club section at the new stadium are selling for less than a third of the price the fat-cat fanatic paid.
"Maybe he's used to overpaying for assets," quipped Kyle Burks, president of Season Tickets Rights, referring to the current mortgage meltdown.
He must now also fork over another $14,000 per year for his actual season tickets.
And check out the incredibly life-like artist rendering...And just what is going on with head coach Eric Mangini on the far left?
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