Michael Knapp in Morristown NJ is an enormous Giants fan. So much that he converted his garage into the quintessential 'man cave' dedicated to the Giants. Since no man cave is complete without some beverages, Michael Knapp started brewing his own beer. Luckily for Michael Knapp, Morristown NJ is home to a number of specialty shops dedicated to beer brewing. Michael Knapp's first batch of home brewed beer was a big success with his friends. The entire group is looking forward to their next visit to Michael Knapp's Morristown, NJ home to see what he's brewed up.
A die-hard NY Giants fan, Michael Knapp (Morristown NJ) has never missed a home game…not even for the birth of his first son. To be fair, he was already at the game when his wife of 2 years went into labor 3 weeks early, but Michael Knapp had been lucky enough to find a woman just as passionate about the G-Men as he is. She was sitting next to him when Tiki Barber intercepted a pass and ran back 57 yards to score the winning touchdown. Perhaps because of the excitement, this is when her water broke. Just a few hours later, she gave birth to a junior Michael Knapp in Morristown, NJ hospital.
In 2008, the Giants claimed a Super Bowl victory over the New England Patriots with a breath taking 17-14 win that happened in overtime. To celebrate, Michael Knapp in Morristown, NJ redecorated his home into a football fan's palace, beginning with his son's room. Green carpet resembling Astroturf was laid down, permanent chalk was used to create a smaller scale football field and the walls were painted with goal posts on either end of the room. The junior Michael Knapp in Morristown, NJ Jr. has become the most popular kid in school because of his room.
Meanwhile, the Knapp family converted their 2 bay garage into a dedicated "man cave" for viewing away games. The room features a beer fridge entirely covered in Giants magnets, a 52" flat screen panel HDTV, and seating for up to 20 guests. Women are allowed in this Michael Knapp Morristown man cave, but Cowboys fans must enter at their own risk.
