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The Eagles have landed.

The Philadelphia football team, those lunatics in Philly love so much.

They arrived in Minnesota on Sunday with much pomp and circumstance, unless that's not really true.

There were said to be only dozens of fans that greeted them as they left the Delaware Valley and wished them good luck on their way to Minnesota for the Super Bowl.

New England, they will arrive on Monday here.

So they'll take off actually just, it's three in the mornings.

They're not leaving right now.

But they will leave at a somewhat normal hour, and they will arrive, and then it's on.

Then it is on.

Then it is on.

But the Eagle fans, how many are going to show up?

That's question number one.

Are there going to be a lot?

They're not going to be able to go to the games.

These undomesticated animals will be running amok, and 98.9% of them who are not going to be going to the Super Bowl,

but they're just there to enjoy the debauchery.

And the stories of the Eagles the last time they were in the Super Bowl are the stuff of legends,

that Eagle fans were sleeping in parks at homeless shelters in Jacksonville.

They didn't have tickets to the game, but they were just hanging out.

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