Under Tom Coughlin's leadership this year, the New York Giants tickets will continue to be coveted items to have this year. Tom Coughlin was named the 16th head coach in Giants history on Jan. 6, 2004. A highly-respected coach who has succeeded as a head coach in the NFL and on the collegiate level, Coughlin was an assistant coach with the Giants when they won Super Bowl XXV in 1990. By attending just one New York Giants football game, one can easily quell the New York Giants rumors of being a soft team. On the contrary, the New York Giants roster is packed full of athletic, efficient, and aggressive talent from offense to defense. All fans, including the New York Giants baseball fans and those lucky enough to attend home games at the New York Giants stadium will have a lot to look forward to and cheer about throughout the New York Giants schedule. Updates to the New York Giants 2007 schedule and the history of the New York Giants logo can be found on the New York Giants.com web page. NY Giants tickets are sold above 'face value'.

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After calling four different stadiums home in their first 50 years in the National Football League, the Giants moved into the New York Giants stadium in 1976. The idea of playing at a stadium built in the Meadowlands first attracted the Giants' attention when they realized that they could provide 15,000 more seats and help meet the increasing demands of the fans without a major switch in location. Giants Stadium is only 6.9 miles from Times Square, compared to Yankee Stadium which is 6.6.

In May of 1967, a local New Jersey newspaper first proposed the idea of building a Sports Complex. The idea of the complex could not begin until a major sports franchise could be attracted to the concept. With an aging Yankee Stadium, the Giants and the Yankees became immediate targets. The original construction idea called for separate stadiums for football and baseball with convenient parking and easy highway access just miles from New York City.

In 1970, the William Cahill administration began serious efforts to lure the Giants. On Aug. 27, 1971, the Giants signed a 30-year lease for a 75,000-seat Stadium to be built by the 1975 season. The New Jersey Sports and Exposition Authority was established by an act of the state legislature on May 10, 1971 to finance, construct and administer the complex. It was also decided that the complex would include a stadium for football and a racetrack. The Authority was granted powers through legislature to lease property, borrow money, issue bonds and conduct horse racing. To finance the complex the state was authorized to issue revenue bonds backed by the state-run racetrack proceeds. The complex was built and operated with no expense to the taxpayers.

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