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It was humiliating. Nobody likes getting assaulted on national TV. When Anzalone's attorney, Robert Munoz, was asked about the charge, he said that neither himself or Fireman Ed could comment about the case because they still had not seen any paperwork.

According to a court clerk, Black and Anzalone are due back in court on October 27th to settle the dispute. Anzalone, who turns 55 next month, was approached by the Jets about returning, but declined.

The Jets recently announced that they're holding a contest to find eight chant leaders. Season ticket holders are being asked to submit videos of themselves leading the J-E-T-S cheer, and fans will be able to vote for their favorites on the team's site.

Anzalone and his brother are entering their 40th year as season ticket holders, and they still attend Jets games. They sit in a different part of the stadium, though, and Anzalone is no longer decked out in his familiar Fireman Ed garb — his firefighter helmet and, for years, a No.

His absence has angered many fans, who accuse him of quitting on them and the franchise, despite Anzalone writing an open letter published in Metro newspaper in announcing his reasons for stepping away.

You have to stay. So, there was a reason why I left. I didn't quit. That's what bothers me. Anzalone, who once got into it with a Giants fan during the preseason, thinks the introduction of personal seat licenses — or PSLs — helped contribute to the negativity.

It was tough. He has caught grief for years about the high school yearbook photo in which he is wearing a Dolphins sweatshirt. AthleteSpeakers has built very close direct relationships over the years with top athletes, agents, publicists and managers. We specialize in assisting small, medium, and large companies as well as event planners with booking athletes like Fireman Ed for speaking engagements and appearances at trade shows, golf outings, casinos, conferences, conventions, and corporate events.

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He is one of the most well known NFL fans and he earned his position by appearing on many local radio shows. Fireman Ed was not always a Jets fan; until the age of 10 he was a Miami Dolphins fan.

In , he was given the game ball from the week 2 victory against the New England Patriots. On August 16, , Fireman Ed was cheering with his fans when a Giants fan interrupted it. Fireman Ed shoved the fan and the fan was soon escorted from the section and later removed from the game. Fireman Ed had simple assault charges against him, which were later, dropped. In November , he stepped down as the self-proclaimed NY Jets mascot, but returned in Book Fireman Ed for your Next Event.

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