Knicks fans flooded the enemy’s territory in Boston for game 5 with a team in the edge of the elimination of Celtics

Boston – The Knicks fans flooded in enemy territory before game 5 in New York against the Boston Celtics, which they could send to the Eastern Conference.

“Knicks in five, Knicks in five”, numerous orange-blue-clad dihards that were sung in front of the TD garden in Answer.

“Everything we can do as a Knicks fan is hope,” said the 32 -year -old from all Edwards in Queens. “We suffered so long that we can only hope.”

The mayor candidate of Big Apple, Michael Blake, went to Neuengland with 20 friends in Neuengland.

“It is so long of Knick’s misery that we have to celebrate a day as today,” he said.

“New York will be on fire for all the good reasons,” added the Democrat. “New York is better when the Knicks win.”

Another member of the Knickerbocker believers took a greyhound bus to Boston early Wednesday to potentially play series clinching game in the TD Garden.

“It is 600 US dollars cheaper to even get here by bus. The garden is a luxury,” said 23 -year -old George Quni and referred to the Madison Square Garden, where the Knicks play their home games.

The Knicks reached this phase of the post -season last year, but lost in game 7 against the Indiana Pacers.

But now the Knicks are a game away from reaching the conference final where they would meet the Pacers again to reach the NBA final.

Basketball lovers in the Big Apple have not seen the Knicks in the NBA final since the 1999 season, and the team has not won a championship since the early 1970s.

Edwards said Knicks fans can refer to Boston Sports Fanatics because the title of the Long World Series Dürre, with whom the Red Sox dealt.

“They suffer with the Red Sox,” he said. “We suffer with the Knicks.”

Haley Perrotte, who lives in Manhattan, 32, said she wanted to be in Boston to see crowds of crushed Celtics – assuming that the Knicks complete the eastern semi -finals on Wednesday.

“We wanted to be here when they won,” she said confidently. “It is also fun to win in someone else’s city.”

Her friend Alana Jananiszewski, 30, said the couple plan to go to the Boston bars to “be disgusting”.

“We love an outsider,” she said.

“If you can beat the Celtics, you can beat anyone.”

When Rowdy mixed Knicks fans before the tip in front of the arena, a cyclist had some selected words when they drove past.

“F – K The Knicks! False garden, sluts. Wrong garden!”