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Eagles fans trash Packers fan's car

The Philadelphia Eagles mascot gets friendly with a fan in the stands during second quarter Philadelphia Eagles-Minnesota Vikings game action in Philadelphia at Lincoln Financial Field December 28, 2010. The Minnesota Vikings defeated the Philadelphia Eagles 24-14. UPI/Eileen Angelino
The Philadelphia Eagles mascot gets friendly with a fan in the stands during second quarter Philadelphia Eagles-Minnesota Vikings game action in Philadelphia at Lincoln Financial Field December 28, 2010. The Minnesota Vikings defeated the Philadelphia Eagles 24-14. UPI/Eileen Angelino | License Photo

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PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 12 (UPI) -- A Green Bay fan is blaming Eagles fans for vandalizing his car to the tune of $2,163 after last weekend's Packers playoff victory in Philadelphia.

Craig Coenen, 40, a Wisconsin native living in Lower Macungie Township, said he attended Sunday's game at Philadelphia's Lincoln Financial Field with his visiting father and afterward found someone had stomped, kicked and beaten his Toyota Camry, The (Allentown, Pa.) Morning Call reported Wednesday.

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Coenen, who said rowdy Eagles fans witnessed him and his father arrive at the game wearing Packers gear, said the vandals also broke his side mirrors and tore out his windshield wipers to use as paint scratching tools. He said the repair estimate he received was $2,163.

"It was just drunk, obnoxious Eagles fans," Coenen said. "Philadelphia is notorious for this, but hopefully the fans who did this are the exception, not the rule."

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