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CINCINNATI - Montgomery resident Tim Walsh is known throughout his neighborhood as a Super Bowl fanatic. “I’ve always been a strong supporter of the Super Bowl. To me it doesn't matter which teams are playing in the game. I always support the game. I just want everyone to know I'm for the Super Bowl!”
On Super Bowl Sunday neighbors reported seeing an enthusiastic Walsh in his front yard pumping his fist and yelling, “Number 1! Super Bowl! Whoo hoo!”
In the weeks leading up to the Super Bowl Walsh wears his Superbowl t-shirt to work. Wellington’s coworkers say his enthusiasm for the Super Bowl is infectious and often leads to spirited workplace discussions about possible outcomes of the game.
In the Super Bowl off season Wellington is a strong supporter of college sports and frequently wears a t-shirt featuring the word “College”.
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