Well, now it appears that the Boston Celtic fans are upset about Giselle Bundchen, you know, Tom Brady’s girlfriend.

Maybe she heeded the plea in Wednesday morning’s Boston Herald, which, ever so politely, told her to FREAKIN’ STAY AWAY.

“Memo to Tom Brady: If you decide to take in Game 5 at the Garden, puh-leeeze leave the girlfriend at home!” the Herald wrote. “It has not escaped Celtics fans’ notice that when Gisele Bundchen was in da house last week, the Green Team’s perfect home playoff record suddenly came to a screeching halt.

“Talk about déjÀ vu all over again! Because the last time Gi was front-and-center at a big-time sporting event, Tommy and the Patriots were busy losing their bid for perfection at Super Bowl XLII!”

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First Jessica Simpson and now Giselle Bundchen, are fans superstitious or what?

Check out this YouTube on Tom Brady Mancrush. There is a really funny part on Barack Obama and the ending is cool!

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Tom Brady and Giselle vs. Mancrush

Tedy actually helped the gorilla make a stuff shot. Tedy held the ball as the gorilla grabbed the ball and did a flip and jammed the ball.

Catch this YouTube of Tedy Bruschi. It is called “Tedy Bruschi: Half man, half God, half possible centaur”. It is really funny.

Tedy Bruschi is revered by fans because he came back from a stroke to play linebacker. How is that even possible?

On February 16, 2005, Bruschi was taken to a hospital with symptoms including temporary numbness, blurred vision and headaches. Bruschi suffered a mild stroke. He suffered from a PFO (Patent Foramen Ovale) which is a congenital heart defect. Bruschi suffered from partial paralysis and was admitted to Massachusetts General Hospital. After several months of rehabilitation working with Spaulding Rehabilitation Hospital in Boston, Bruschi announced that he would sit out the 2005 NFL season.[1]

On October 16, 2005, it was announced that Bruschi had been medically cleared to resume playing football and he rejoined the team on the practice field three days later. The Patriots officially activated him on October 29, and he played the following night against the Buffalo Bills. ESPN broadcast this game and had several features on Bruschi’s return. Many interviews about Bruschi were shown, some during key plays in the game. Following the game, Bruschi was named AFC Defensive Player of the Week. Bruschi played in all but the final game against Miami and was ready to suit up for the first playoff game against Jacksonville. He was named the 2005 NFL Comeback Player of the Year, an honor he shared with Carolina Panthers wide receiver Steve Smith.

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So, yeah, the New England Patriots may have Tom Brady and Randy Moss, but nobody has a player with as much courage as Tedy Bruschi.

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Tedy Bruschi supports the Celtics