New Orleans Saints: NFL Championship Games Availible On DVD
Do you want to be able to relive the Saints extraordinary win over the Vikings again and again, or better yet be able to rub it in a bit when a Vikings fan comes to visit?
Well now you can!
Together with the NFL, Warner Bros is thrilled to announce that SAINTS’ fans can now commemorate the team’s NFC Championship Win by adding the game to their DVD collection. Through a state of the art process the game is already available to own on DVD (commercial-free) exclusively online at www.WBshop.com/nfl and www.NFLshop.com.
Here are all of the details about this special release:
- 2010 NFC and AFC Championship games will be available only online (not in stores). Find them at www.wbshop.com (please share the link).
- How much? $14.95 per Game plus shipping ($26.95 for both games)
- The DVDs are made to order using a state-of-the-art replication process. The DVD arrives in a hard, Amary case with artwork.
- The DVD arrives in a week.
- It will be the full broadcast game with commercials edited out (no halftime show)
- Takes about a week to receive it.
- First time we’re expanding the WBShop to include sports manufactured on demand titles.
- Only DVD version is available. No Blu-ray
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There will forever be an asterisk behind the win over the Vikings. You were defeated in ever single aspect of the game, but the Refs put the final nail in the coffin for the Saints on a most questionable penalty for pass interference, otherwise the Saints would have turned the ball over and the Vikings would have finished the game off with a win and theres no doubt about it.
February 3rd, 2010 at 7:58 amYou should all give thanks to a criminal named Roger Goodell. This game was rigged, but the Refs played a key role in hiding their true intent.
Even with the Viking turnovers etc. they were clearly the better team overall and with the help of the Refs thats the only thing that made the difference.
phttttttt – Go Colts!
Who dat, dat skuzzed outta lucky win? Duh, Aints.
February 3rd, 2010 at 8:00 amThis should end up being an awesome game. Both of these squads are extremely well matched. It looks like Indy has the advantage simply because Manning is essentially unstoppable. If he can play, Freeney and Mathis should certainly be able to get enough pressure on Drew to make him to dispose of the ball before he wants to. If the saints defense fails to come up with a few turn overs the colts probably will win.
February 5th, 2010 at 9:24 am