The 2008 Super Bowl Is Ours
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vibraslap
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HELL YEAH!!!! Is that confirmed Jim O? If so - WHEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE!
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There's a lottery I think for the season ticket holders - If my Dad won back in the day, I was going with him - that still holds over for 2008 Ouchie!
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Stout
Hold onto the ball, Murray!
Groovy, Disco Jim-O!!!
Jttsaz
#40 Never Forget
Yes! Now the Cards had better make sure they will be hosting that Super Bowl!!!
Man I would go but I am going to the Suns game. 
Jttsaz
#40 Never Forget
This is fabulous! I'm going to check with the wife and see if she wants to brave the 101 southbound and go to Jilly's tonight.
Rats
Somanyfreaks,SofewCircus'
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Thats Super....the Glendale contingency has to be doing back flips. While the rest of the Valley looks on at what could have been. Hope that the Glendale Dome gets on a rotation for every 5th Superbowl...and can be an everlasting bad taste in the mouth of Mesa, Tempe, and especially the suicidal ones in Phoenix. Congrats to the Cards and to the West Valley. Vision is more than 20/20
Craig Harris
Arizona Republic
Oct. 30, 2003 11:10 AM
CHICAGO - Start spreading the news: Arizona has the 2008 Super Bowl.
National Football League owners voted Thursday morning in downtown Chicago to bring their title game back to the Valley with Super Bowl XLII in the Arizona Cardinals' new stadium in Glendale. The game is slated for Feb. 3, 2008.
Related stories
• Glendale to be in spotlight
• New Cardinals stadium design unveiled
Slideshow: Cardinals Stadium plans
• Excavation for new Cardinals stadium begins
• Minority firms are recruited for work on Cards stadium
Arizona beat out Washington, D.C. and Tampa, which has hosted three previous Super Bowls.
Metro Phoenix became the front-runner after the New York Giants withdrew from consideration earlier this month. And Arizona benefited by having Giants owner Wellington Mara, a well-respected owner, enthusiastically throw his support behind the Arizona Cardinals and owner Bill Bidwill, a longtime friend.
The Arizona Super Bowl Bid Committee also used Gov. Janet Napolitano, who aggressively courted owners for their votes during a reception Wednesday night and Thursday morning.
The committee now must start raising roughly $12 million and finding up to 20,000 volunteers to host the game.
The game is projected to bring an estimated $400 million economic impact to the Valley with thousands of high-spending out-of-town fans. The game also will attract international media attention for metro Phoenix during one of the most beautiful times of the year.
The last Super Bowl played in Arizona was 1996, when Super Bowl XXX was in Sun Devil Stadium. Dallas beat Pittsburgh.
Arizona Republic
Oct. 30, 2003 11:10 AM
CHICAGO - Start spreading the news: Arizona has the 2008 Super Bowl.
National Football League owners voted Thursday morning in downtown Chicago to bring their title game back to the Valley with Super Bowl XLII in the Arizona Cardinals' new stadium in Glendale. The game is slated for Feb. 3, 2008.
Related stories
• Glendale to be in spotlight
• New Cardinals stadium design unveiled
Slideshow: Cardinals Stadium plans
• Excavation for new Cardinals stadium begins
• Minority firms are recruited for work on Cards stadium
Arizona beat out Washington, D.C. and Tampa, which has hosted three previous Super Bowls.
Metro Phoenix became the front-runner after the New York Giants withdrew from consideration earlier this month. And Arizona benefited by having Giants owner Wellington Mara, a well-respected owner, enthusiastically throw his support behind the Arizona Cardinals and owner Bill Bidwill, a longtime friend.
The Arizona Super Bowl Bid Committee also used Gov. Janet Napolitano, who aggressively courted owners for their votes during a reception Wednesday night and Thursday morning.
The committee now must start raising roughly $12 million and finding up to 20,000 volunteers to host the game.
The game is projected to bring an estimated $400 million economic impact to the Valley with thousands of high-spending out-of-town fans. The game also will attract international media attention for metro Phoenix during one of the most beautiful times of the year.
The last Super Bowl played in Arizona was 1996, when Super Bowl XXX was in Sun Devil Stadium. Dallas beat Pittsburgh.
Ouchie-Z-Clown
I'm better than Mulli!
hey jim, put me down for 8 tix on the fifty yard line about 20 rows up. thanks.
Ouchie-Z-Clown
I'm better than Mulli!
yo beef, were you with e and i last time the show came to town and we found steve young wandering aimlessly by himself down central? who can we corner next?
sportsjunkie
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Congrats! That is great news. I plan on being there!
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WAHOO!
That's so awesome!
That's so awesome!
Jttsaz
#40 Never Forget
Really?? Is this true??
sportsjunkie
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If your team is in it, there is usually a lottery for the season ticket holders. If your team is not in it, I am not sure how it works, but I doubt they have a lottery. The tickets given to each team that is not in the game are considerably less than the tickets given to the two teams it it.
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I know at least back when the Super Bowl was here, season tickets holders for the Cards had a better shot of getting tix than any other other team - there was a lottery for like 5 or 10gs worth of tickets.
Great job Glendale. Right now there's just a hole in the ground but wait until you see it in 5 years. That area around the Cardinal Stadium and the Coyote Arena is going to be the "hot" spot of the valley.
Great Job Glendale and the Cardinals.
Great Job Glendale and the Cardinals.
Another reason to renew the season tix.
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Awesome!!!
Billy Flynt
Pirate, 300 yrs too late
Memo to Bill Bidwill:
Please spend the money to put together a team that might have a chance at playing in the 2008 Super Bowl.
Thank you in advance for your careful attention to this matter.
Please spend the money to put together a team that might have a chance at playing in the 2008 Super Bowl.
Thank you in advance for your careful attention to this matter.
Lex
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Great news, but expected. Great job by the Cardinals, Glendale, the bid commitee, and above all...the incredibly smart people that had the foresight to pass proposition 302.
By the way, I was drawn for Super Bowl tickets in 96. Sold them to a Steeler fan for 1600.00. If it happens again in 2008, I hope it's a home game for the Cardinals.
By the way, I was drawn for Super Bowl tickets in 96. Sold them to a Steeler fan for 1600.00. If it happens again in 2008, I hope it's a home game for the Cardinals.
