Monday, November 26, 2012

Fireman Ed

  • Giants super fan 'License Plate Guy' says Fireman Ed better not be quitting ...

    2012 - FLORHAM PARK, N.J. - Most of the New York Jets' players didn't know Fireman Ed had resigned until they were asked about it on Monday, a day after Ed Anzalone wrote a column in Metro New York newspaper saying he would no longer attend ...

    www.usatoday.com

  • The Cheering Stops for Fireman Ed

    He concluded: "I will always love the Jets because they are in my heart, and I will attend games as usual, just not as Fireman Ed. God bless and, as always, let's go Jets!" And so continued the tragicomedy that began Thursday with a grotesque loss to ...

    fifthdown.blogs.nytimes.com

  • Morning take: Fireman Ed quits

    Morning take: The superfan said he will attend, but not as Fireman Ed to get the crowd riled up. Strangely enough, he blamed fan reaction for the quarterback controversy with Mark Sanchez and Tim Tebow.

    espn.go.com

  • Dear Fireman Ed: FUCK Off! Off! Off!

    Dear Fireman Ed: F-U-C-K Off! Off! Off! In case you missed it, unofficial Jets mascot Fireman Ed, whose claim to fame is going to Jets games and spelling one word very loudly, "retired" yesterday.

    deadspin.com

  • Fireman Ed Quitting Proves How Woeful This Season Has Been For The New ...

    The most unfortunate news came off the field when the Jets' de facto mascot, Fireman Ed, said he would be stepping away from his role leading the familiar "J-E-T-S!

    www.businessinsider.com

  • Fireman Ed resigns as Jets unofficial mascot

    2012 - In a great loss for bored cameramen, people too drunk to remember how to spell "jets" and producers of puff pieces for NFL pregame shows, New York Jets superfan Fireman Ed has resigned from his position as a guy who wears a fireman's helmet and ...

    www.usatoday.com

  • Jets' Superfan Retires 'Fireman Ed' Persona After Confrontations

    Fireman Ed, the New York Jets' superfan who whipped the crowd into a frenzy by leading the "J- E-T-S, Jets, Jets, Jets" chant, will no longer attend games in character.

    www.bloomberg.com

  • Rex Ryan "disappointed" over Fireman Ed retirement

    Though it seems many Jets fans aren't particularly torn up over Fireman Ed's "resignation," Rex Ryan said he will miss the Jets' superfan.

    www.nydailynews.com

  • There's Nothing Left But the Jets Circus

    You know you've reached the nadir of a season when your head coach is issuing comments at press conferences about a fan deciding to stop coming to games.

    www.nbcnewyork.com

  • NY Jets' super fan 'Fireman Ed' quits, no longer wants to lead famous Jets chant

    The reason why Fireman Ed no longer wants to lead chant, is not because of the New York Jets' mediocre record, or recent embarrassing games, but because fans have become increasingly rowdy, rude and instigating fights with him.

    www.examiner.com

  • Fireman Ed quits as New York Jets' unofficial mascot

    In a guest column for Metro New York, Fireman Ed -- real name: Ed Anzalone -- explained that confrontations with fans at MetLife Stadium, not the Jets' epic struggles during a blowout loss to the New England Patriots on Thanksgiving night, led to his ...

    www.nfl.com

  • 1 Jets fan 'Fireman Ed' flames out, announces retirement

    Ed Anzalone, better known as Fireman Ed, has announced that he is retiring his role as the face of Gang Green fandom. For years, Anzalone has attended every home game, often leading the fans in chants of "J-E-T-S, Jets, Jets, Jets.

    www.nydailynews.com

  • Jets hit new low as superfan 'Fireman Ed' quits his beloved team for season

    The Jets' most attention-seeking fan, "Fireman Ed", aka former New York firefighter Ed Anzalone, used 275 words to do essentially the same thing.

    sports.yahoo.com

  • Jets fan Fireman Ed writes in column that he's no longer leading team's chants

    NEW YORK - Fireman Ed is hanging up his helmet. New York Jets fan Ed Anzalone writes in a guest column for Metro New York newspaper Sunday that he will no longer lead the "J-E-T-S!

    www.washingtonpost.com

  • Green Lantern: Fireman Ed's Retirement Speaks To Bigger Problem In Jets Land

    Anzalone, a former New York City firefighter who goes by the nickname "Fireman Ed," has been a staple at Jets games in three stadiums since the mid-1970s.

    newyork.cbslocal.com

  • Fireman Ed Stepping Down Speaks Volumes on Current State of J-E-T-S

    Fans of the New York Jets no doubt thought that they had finally, mercifully hit rock bottom during Thanksgiving night's humiliation at the hands of the hated New England Patriots, but it turns out there's even more humiliation.

    bleacherreport.com

  • Fireman Ed steps away from spotlight of being Jets' top fan

    Just call him Ed. Fireman Ed, the Jets' most high-profile fan who would turn up on gamedays in the Meadowlands wearing a fireman's hat and lead fans in the stadium in a cacophony of "J-E-T-S", has resigned.

    www.nj.com

  • Fireman Ed will no longer play team's mascot

    For 26 years now, Ed Anzalone has gotten transformed eight Sundays out of the year into "Fireman Ed," the most iconic football fan in the nation.

    www.metro.us

  • Ed Anzalone quitting as 'Fireman Ed,' will remain Jets fan

    How bad has this season been for the New York Jets? So bad that it convinced Ed Anzalone, aka "Fireman Ed," to step away from his post as a fan leader for the team.

    larrybrownsports.com

  • Fireman Ed to turn in his hat, pens resignation letter

    Somehow it made news on Thanksgiving when noted Jets fan Ed Anzalone -- you might know him better as Fireman Ed, the guy who leads the J-E-T-S chants -- left the Patriots destruction of New York before the end of the game.

    www.cbssports.com

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