Philly workers put a hidden message behind the mirrors in the new Barstool Philly bar

Barstool Sports is opening up a new bar in Philadelphia. Last week we finally got our first look at the bar, which will be located at 1213 Sansom Street in Center City. 

Today, there was a video floating around of the work being done inside the bar. 

Workers put a go birds message behind the Barstool Philly Bar pic.twitter.com/tPA6GZKRPf

— Joe Pop (@JoePops_) December 15, 2021

Barstool Sports is a Boston based company, so as Philly workers should, they wrote a little message behind the mirrors being installed behind the bar, reminding these Boston scrubs that good ol’ Nicky Foles and the Philadelphia Eagles beat the New England Patriots in the Super Bowl. 

Yes, I’m aware that Penn National, located just outside of Philadelphia, is now a part owner of Barstool Sports, which is why they are making a Philly push. Barstool is also opening a standalone bar in Chicago.  It was initially reported that the bar would open in late 2021 but we’re running out of time. I would think at this point, we can expect the Philadelphia-based bar to open early to mid 2022. 

While we’re here, I recently wrote an article about Barstool Philly sending one of their employees out with a Flyers “Sell The Team” sign and pretending like it was just a random fan. Loser behavior. 

Since then, they doubled down and posted it again, now trying to say that this “dude” and his dumb sign is responsible for the Flyers winning three straight games. 

Not the hero we deserved, but the hero we needed…

Flyers 2-0 since this dude was posted up outside the Comcast building. pic.twitter.com/IUYGK6e4B6

— Barstool Philly (@BarstoolPhilly) December 12, 2021

Highly doubt it, Barstool. But hey, at least the bar looks to be pretty cool and in a good location down in Center City. Next thing you know, Dave Portnoy and PFT will be bartending and you’ll try to tell Philly residents that these are just random bartenders they hired on Indeed. 

Anyways, Viva La Stool or whatever. 

Mandatory Credit: Play Philadelphia