Vikings fans are going out of their way to make Eagles fans suffer on Super Bowl weekend

BarDown Staff

Eagles Fans , (Getty Images/Corey Perrine)

The Minnesota Vikings fans have suffered for a very long time, and after being eliminated in the NFC Championship by the Philadelphia Eagles their frustration is really starting to show.

#SuperBowl52 is set! . The @patriots will play the @philadelphiaeagles on February 4th, 2018. . Who ya got?

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With the Super Bowl being hosted by Minnesota next weekend, Eagles fans are gearing up to support the green and silver as they take on the New England Patriots for football supremacy. Unfortunately for the Eagles, Vikings fans are making life as difficult as possible for the visiting Philly faithful.

According to WAFB, a division of CBS, Eagles fans have been experiencing trouble in getting accommodation as their Airbnb’s keep cancelling on them.

According to #Eagles @reddit, folks in #Minnesota are cancelling @Airbnb for @Eagles fans?! Have any of you been cancelled? #GrowAPairAlready pic.twitter.com/YfedvfhP23
— Philly Influencer (@PHL_Influencer) January 25, 2018

Apparently it’s not just a couple cases, there are lots of people hung out to dry by Vikings fans after violent videos emerged following their victory last Sunday.

Pro tip for TC people airbnb’ing their properties for the Super Bowl:

Screen for @Eagles fans. Don’t give em a place to stay here.
— norviscotia. (@angelakay629) January 22, 2018

It was NOT about the score! It was about VIOLENCE! The threat of violence, the acceptance of violence, and the inability to see the real issue. And, it wasn't just a few fans. It certainly doesn't represent all Eagles fans but people have the right to protect their homes. #GoPats
— Angella (@angellah) January 26, 2018

PSA: don’t let any philly fans rent your home via Airbnb!!
— julia (@julia_munoz9) January 22, 2018

Any Minnesota resident that Airbnb’s their place to an Eagles fan deserves to get punched in the face.
— Matt Capelle (@mrcapelle) January 22, 2018

Apparently it doesn’t stop there, though. Apparently a suggestion was made on a Minneapolis radio station that a bunch of Vikings fans should sign up for ride-sharing programs (Uber/Lyft), only to pick up Eagles fans and purposely drop them off in the middle of nowhere.

I liked the suggestion on @BDandG963 this morning, where everyone signs up to be a Uber/Lyft drivers and drop Eagles fans off at random locations.
— Gina (@Peril_in_Pink) January 23, 2018

Beyond that, Twitter user that support the Vikings have plotted various ways that they can make Eagles fans’ lives a little more difficult next weekend.

Or, lets give them the Minnesota cold shoulder and deny them service at any restaurants, bars or cafes. #BanEaglesFans
— hruby (@hrustar) January 23, 2018

Not to be wronged, lots of Philly fans have stepped up to the plate and argued against what they are calling “discrimination”

I liked the suggestion on @BDandG963 this morning, where everyone signs up to be a Uber/Lyft drivers and drop Eagles fans off at random locations.
— Gina (@Peril_in_Pink) January 23, 2018

In front of my Airbnb like... pic.twitter.com/VbmYumftHv
— James Adams (@DevilDogginIT) January 26, 2018

Good job Vikings fans! By cancelling Airbnb reservations made by Eagles fans, you’re hurting your local economy. Now fans will be forced to pay outrageous rates at chain hotels which will prevent them from spending more money on small businesses and tourism. GREAT job MN!
— 🦅PhilaJawn🦅 (@phila_jawn) January 26, 2018

Airbnb warns Minneapolis hosts not to discriminate against Eagles fans https://t.co/7eJ4UcFRb2 pic.twitter.com/BDH6ZeHtOZ
— Mashable Tech (@mashabletech) January 27, 2018

It’s even getting a little dangerous as an official Facebook event has kicked off for Vikings to “throw stuff” such as beer cans at Eagles fans upon arrival.