49erswebzone.com tailgate a great success!
Sep 11, 2007 at 4:19 PM
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A special thanks to all of the 49erswebzone.com fans who attended the official Webzone tailgate on Monday prior to the game against the Cardinals. The fun started at 1pm and lasted until about 6:30pm. Addicted fans still kept in touch with the 49erswebzone.com forum from the tailgate via PDA's, cell phones and even wireless internet enabled laptop that was brought to the party (a thread that tailgate guests started can be found
here). At the last count, we had over 70 people at our tailgate.
There was tons of food, drinks, a tailgate football game and yes, even Bubu make an appearance. Photos from the tailgate will be made available soon as well as some video taken from the festivities. We even had some fans from other sites stop by. A couple of people from 49ersParadise hung out with us and Chris from NinerCapHell came over and had a few drinks with us.
Thanks to Oliver (kidash98) and Jim (49erJim) for getting this bad boy organized.
And I would like to send a special thank you to Matt Maiocco and Matt Barrows for stopping by and hanging out with us. It was great having everyone out there with us.
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