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vflkirwan
09 Oct 2002, 12:13 PM
I sent it out yesterday to the hall.

They will be flying it during the 14th Induction Ceremonies and it should find a nice display case for all to see in the future.

The Magpie
09 Oct 2002, 12:28 PM
Awesome!

The Magpie

metroflip73
09 Oct 2002, 12:47 PM
Originally posted by vflkirwan
I sent it out yesterday to the hall.

They will be flying it during the 14th Induction Ceremonies and it should find a nice display case for all to see in the future.

There should be a group Photo of those who carried here in the States, in the Azteca and in Korea.

vflkirwan
09 Oct 2002, 01:25 PM
I'm working on a flash program with a certain Metro ahollic ........I'll keep ya posted.

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nancyb
11 Oct 2002, 12:40 AM
Completely awesome and absolutely deserving.

Thomas Flannigan
11 Oct 2002, 09:24 AM
I get a little choked up just reading about it!

Kevin Etzel
11 Oct 2002, 04:54 PM
Originally posted by vflkirwan
I'm working on a flash program with a certain Metro ahollic ........I'll keep ya posted.

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I look forward to it....

TeamUSA
11 Oct 2002, 09:12 PM
Excellent. The only way I'll ever make it into the Soccer Hall of Fame, by having touched the flag. Does this count against my 15 minutes of fame?

So Ed, did they call you?

Ringo
12 Oct 2002, 01:34 AM
what exactly are we talking about here?

MetroTard
12 Oct 2002, 02:39 AM
Originally posted by Ringo1725
what exactly are we talking about here?

Flannigan's kid has ballooned to 20x30 feet (all the Korean food), and will now be shot out of a cannon at the Hall of Fame for being the youngest Sammer ever at a World Cup game. Hence the thread title, 20x30ft Baby to fly at Soccer Hall of Fame.

Thomas Flannigan
14 Oct 2002, 03:27 PM
Actually, little Erin has grown but not to that level! I cracked up when I read this.
Ringo:
Ed of the North Jersey Brigade has been instrumental in getting a big flag to USMNT games. The original flag was replaced by a bigger one, funded with contributions from fans. The original flag became known as the Baby Ass Flag because its younger brother, the Big Ass flag, is HUUUGE.
The Baby Ass flag was dragged all over the world in the last 2 years. Metrotard and others got it in and out of Azteca Stadium, no easy task, where it was burned by irate Mexican fans. The Baby Ass flag went to Korea and was retired after that due to accumulated damage. Ed organized contributions for a replacement Baby flag that could be used at events where there were not enough diehard fans to unfurl the huge Big Ass flag. Ed decided to donate the original Baby Ass Flag to the U.S. Soccer Hall of Fame.
The Baby Ass flag has considerable sentimental value and it is appropriate that it should find a resting place at the Hall of Fame.

TeamUSA
15 Oct 2002, 09:26 PM
Hey Ed, are you going to take the tax deduction on the donation of the flag? If not can you include me on that doners list?