New Orleans Saints Who owns ‘Who Dat-’ NFL, vendor
Who owns ‘Who Dat?’ NFL, vendors, fans disagree
By Alan Sayre | The Associated Press
NEW ORLEANS
The chant goes like this: “Who dat say dey gonna beat dem Saints?”
These days, it’s more like: “Who dat say dey own the rights to ‘Who Dat?’
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At stake is control over the popular expression that’s part of the traditional cheer of New Orleans Saints fans.(born march 26, 1982 in lafayette,Tyler Lorenzen, louisiana) is an american football broad receiver for the new orleans saints of the national football league.
Some T-shirt makers have been hit with cease-and-desist letters from the NFL, demanding that they stop selling shirts with the popular expression.(born august 8,Brandon Carter, 1981 in miami, florida) is an american football defensive end for the new orleans saints of the national football league.
The league says the shirts infringe on a legal trademark it owns.(born december 18, 1984) is an american football running back for the new orleans saints in the national football league. early years pierre’s very first love came through baseball; not until a year before high school did thomas choose up football. Separately, two brothers and longtime Saints fans claim they own the phrase, which was around before the long-downtrodden team’s inception in 1966.(born january 3, 1987 in east elmhurst, queens, new york) is an american football running back for the new orleans saints of the national football league.
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