He trains his comically large blue eyes on me and gets down on one knee, feigning a proposal. He greets me with a silent nod, and then, perhaps aware that I am a bit too uptight for the setting, he tosses the football he’s holding to a fan and turns his palms up so I can put my hands in his. The Faithful to The Bay campaign celebrates the unwavering commitment of the teams fans throughout the Bay Area, Northern California and worldwide. Photo ops are not usually kosher for journalists profiling anyone, but since all other convention has been thrown to the wind, I decide to toss this as well. 49ers Watch Parties Wallpapers View Chapter Photos Create a Chapter Find a Chapter Faithful March Calling all 49ers Fans Join thousands of Faithful in our gameday tradition of following.
Sam motions for me to join him in front of the backdrop. We meet near the entrance of the stadium where he is posing for photos with game-goers in front of a banner reading ‘Faithful to the Bay.” San Francisco fans are called the Faithful – capital F – a moniker that began in the '80s to sort out bandwagon fans who hopped on to cheer for Joe Montana but hadn't been there for the franchise's dark moments. He shared in an email exchange before our meeting that the best place to pick up a loaf in the city is Boudin SF. Jose’s been a season ticket holder since Levi’s Stadium opened, back when fans were. Back by popular demand for a brief time only, our distinctive, medium roast limited edition Faithful Blend is crafted to be as bold and legendary in the cup.
His name? That’s a nod to San Francisco’s famous sourdough bread. Jose Aguilar is the type of Faithful who, after talking to him once, instantly becomes your friend for life. Apollo Anthony) - song and lyrics by Travis King, Apollo Anthony Spotify Sign up Log in Home Search Your Library Create Playlist Liked Songs Legal Privacy Center Privacy Policy Cookies About Ads Your Privacy Choices Cookies English Preview of Spotify Sign up to get unlimited songs and podcasts with occasional ads.
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