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Giants Fans Want To Fly “Beat LA” Banner Over Dodger Stadium

10:59 AM PST on January 31, 2011

There's a potential new menace in the skies. San Francisco Giants fans, who can hardly believe their luck after they won their first-ever world championship, are collecting money to fly a banner over Dodger Stadium during the Dodgers' home opening series against the Gnats in early April. The banner will read: "Giants 2010 Champs: BEAT LA".

People of Los Angeles, we cannot let this potential aggression stand. LA TACO will organize a boycott and shaming campaign of any Los Angeles pilot who takes filthy Frisco funds to denigrate Los Angeles and our 5 championships. Spread the word and we'll keep the pressure on. Go Dodgers.

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