Was Eddie D proud or pissed at the end of the game

Originally posted by TheWooLick:

Originally posted by Dr_Bill_Walsh:

<blockquote class="quote"><div>Quote:</div> Originally posted by SnakePlissken:

The torch has been passed...

http://msn.foxsports.com/nfl/story/San-Francisco-49ers-Eddie-DeBartolo-Denise-Bartolo-Jed-York-012013And

Eddie D? Always emotional and prone to grandiose gestures, DeBartolo huddled with Jed privately on Saturday night in Atlanta. He had some important things he needed to pass on to his nephew.

1. A pair of gold, football-shaped cufflinks, a gift originally given to Eddie in 1981 &mdash; the season the Joe Montana-led team beat Cincinnati in Super Bowl XVI. Those cufflinks came from the 49ers' founding family, the Morabitos.

"Think of that connection, that tradition," Jed said, showing them off with pride. "These are just amazing."

2. An 8x10 framed photo Eddie has kept on his wall since that inaugural Super Bowl run. In it, five-year-old Jed is standing alongside Eddie DeBartolo Sr. Jed is holding a sign.

"Dear Uncle Eddie, We love you. Congratulations and we love the 49ers."

"It's been on my wall 30 years. My dad and Jed are in that picture," said DeBartolo, choking back his own tears. "And I gave it to Jed, and I put my own note with it.

Eddie's note read, "Dear Jed, Now it's your turn. Love, Uncle Eddie"

With that, Eddie began to cry.

Originally posted by Ninerjohn:
I think he was proud and happy to be part of the celebration. I didnt see any anger at all.

Originally posted by montana9er:

Originally posted by TheWooLick:

Originally posted by Dr_Bill_Walsh:

Quote:
Originally posted by SnakePlissken:

The torch has been passed...

http://msn.foxsports.com/nfl/story/San-Francisco-49ers-Eddie-DeBartolo-Denise-Bartolo-Jed-York-012013And

Eddie D? Always emotional and prone to grandiose gestures, DeBartolo huddled with Jed privately on Saturday night in Atlanta. He had some important things he needed to pass on to his nephew.

1. A pair of gold, football-shaped cufflinks, a gift originally given to Eddie in 1981 — the season the Joe Montana-led team beat Cincinnati in Super Bowl XVI. Those cufflinks came from the 49ers' founding family, the Morabitos.

"Think of that connection, that tradition," Jed said, showing them off with pride. "These are just amazing."

2. An 8x10 framed photo Eddie has kept on his wall since that inaugural Super Bowl run. In it, five-year-old Jed is standing alongside Eddie DeBartolo Sr. Jed is holding a sign.

"Dear Uncle Eddie, We love you. Congratulations and we love the 49ers."

"It's been on my wall 30 years. My dad and Jed are in that picture," said DeBartolo, choking back his own tears. "And I gave it to Jed, and I put my own note with it.

Eddie's note read, "Dear Jed, Now it's your turn. Love, Uncle Eddie"

With that, Eddie began to cry.

I damn near started to cry reading that!

f**king choked up myself .next two weeks gonna be like I'm going through menopause and I'm a guy. Wtf

Originally posted by qnnhan7:

Originally posted by Dshearn:

Originally posted by qnnhan7:
Did any one catch Denise asking Gore to 'give mama a kiss'. Like Gore is her son. I think Denise has a big heart too like Eddie.

that creeped me the hell out

I missed heard that the first time through all the commotion. She actually said 'you did it for mama'. Gore's mom.

Originally posted by 49erfeeeever808:

Originally posted by montana9er:

Originally posted by TheWooLick:

Originally posted by Dr_Bill_Walsh:

Quote:
Originally posted by SnakePlissken:

The torch has been passed...

http://msn.foxsports.com/nfl/story/San-Francisco-49ers-Eddie-DeBartolo-Denise-Bartolo-Jed-York-012013And

Eddie D? Always emotional and prone to grandiose gestures, DeBartolo huddled with Jed privately on Saturday night in Atlanta. He had some important things he needed to pass on to his nephew.

1. A pair of gold, football-shaped cufflinks, a gift originally given to Eddie in 1981 — the season the Joe Montana-led team beat Cincinnati in Super Bowl XVI. Those cufflinks came from the 49ers' founding family, the Morabitos.

"Think of that connection, that tradition," Jed said, showing them off with pride. "These are just amazing."

2. An 8x10 framed photo Eddie has kept on his wall since that inaugural Super Bowl run. In it, five-year-old Jed is standing alongside Eddie DeBartolo Sr. Jed is holding a sign.

"Dear Uncle Eddie, We love you. Congratulations and we love the 49ers."

"It's been on my wall 30 years. My dad and Jed are in that picture," said DeBartolo, choking back his own tears. "And I gave it to Jed, and I put my own note with it.

Eddie's note read, "Dear Jed, Now it's your turn. Love, Uncle Eddie"

With that, Eddie began to cry.

I damn near started to cry reading that!

f**king choked up myself .next two weeks gonna be like I'm going through menopause and I'm a guy. Wtf

Originally posted by TheWooLick:

I think Eddie was happy but I bet he still wants to kill his POS brother in-law.

Originally posted by Beeker:

Originally posted by 49erfeeeever808:

Originally posted by montana9er:

Originally posted by TheWooLick:

Originally posted by Dr_Bill_Walsh:

Quote:
Originally posted by SnakePlissken:

The torch has been passed...

http://msn.foxsports.com/nfl/story/San-Francisco-49ers-Eddie-DeBartolo-Denise-Bartolo-Jed-York-012013And

Eddie D? Always emotional and prone to grandiose gestures, DeBartolo huddled with Jed privately on Saturday night in Atlanta. He had some important things he needed to pass on to his nephew.

1. A pair of gold, football-shaped cufflinks, a gift originally given to Eddie in 1981 — the season the Joe Montana-led team beat Cincinnati in Super Bowl XVI. Those cufflinks came from the 49ers' founding family, the Morabitos.

"Think of that connection, that tradition," Jed said, showing them off with pride. "These are just amazing."

2. An 8x10 framed photo Eddie has kept on his wall since that inaugural Super Bowl run. In it, five-year-old Jed is standing alongside Eddie DeBartolo Sr. Jed is holding a sign.

"Dear Uncle Eddie, We love you. Congratulations and we love the 49ers."

"It's been on my wall 30 years. My dad and Jed are in that picture," said DeBartolo, choking back his own tears. "And I gave it to Jed, and I put my own note with it.

Eddie's note read, "Dear Jed, Now it's your turn. Love, Uncle Eddie"

With that, Eddie began to cry.

I damn near started to cry reading that!

f**king choked up myself .next two weeks gonna be like I'm going through menopause and I'm a guy. Wtf

yet again .... 35 years a 49ers fan ...I remember watching Eddie D. accept the first one .... oh dang ... 31 years ago!!

Originally posted by susweel:

It was funny that nobody even talked to John York after the game dude was just standing there.

Originally posted by susweel:

It was funny that nobody even talked to John York after the game dude was just standing there.

Originally posted by English:

Originally posted by susweel:
It was funny that nobody even talked to John York after the game dude was just standing there.

If I remember rightly, York took himself out of the limelight by stepping back behind the group. He wasn't likely to be asked any questions standing there.