What do you think Bus Cook's roll in this is?

[Deputy Nutz]

Plus the fact the he represents Moss as well, anyone else see a pattern here?

Exactly. Cook has a personal hatred of TT becuase of the non-aquisition of Moss. He has let personal animosity get in the way of doing the job Brett hired him to do.

Your one sicko puppy. A LOT you post is of distain and reproachful, hateful garbage. How does a young man end up like you cpk1994? That really concerns me.

Look asshat, Bus Cook was pissed off at TT for not getting Moss FACT. That animopsity is leading to what he is doing now. Why don't you quit sucking Favres dick and get back to reality with the rest of us. I am done responding to an assclown like you.

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[Deputy Nutz]

Re: What do you think Bus Cook's roll in this is?

I think it's huge. Brett is the furthest thing from a business man as you'll ever see. Anyone recall the story Deanna tells about how Brett was given a personal check to pay his trainer and Brett put his name in the pay to spot and crossed stuff out and messed it up beyond recognition?

Anyway, Cooks job is to be the intermediary between the player and team at some level. As Brett said, ask any vet if he's ready to make a sound decision in March and he'll likely say no. I think Bus Cook is the real fall guy here and has failed his client miserably. He should be very in touch with Brett as an emotional guy and should be having side bar conversations with TT and Brett. I know I didnt think for a minute that he would stay retired watching that presser on March 6 and Cook should have seen that also.

I think Favre has always viewed Bus as a type of father figure watching over his finances and other parts of his life. When Big Irv passed on, I think Bus has had even more impact on the decisions made by Brett Favre. What those decisions are I can't say but I also won't disagree with some of the speculation in this thread either.

[HarveyWallbangers]

"Asshat" is the copyrighted material of Skinbasket, failure to use term without permission may lead to legal troubles from the offending party.

I did a search (thinking I might have been the first to use the term "asshat"), and it was actually GoPackGo who used the term first.

[Deputy Nutz]

"Asshat" is the copyrighted material of Skinbasket, failure to use term without permission may lead to legal troubles from the offending party.

I did a search (thinking I might have been the first to use the term "asshat"), and it was actually GoPackGo who used the term first.

It doesn't matter who uses it first, it is who takes the time to pay a copyright attorney. Like Bruce Buffer did, "Lets get ready to Rumble...."

[Freak Out]

Actually, Moss also said that when he talked to Thompson about coming to GB, he didn't care for what Thompson had to say, such as "Driver is our guy, do not step on his toes", and "we need to have assurances that you are going to be a good boy and not embarrass us."

Moss said that after talking to Thompson the one time, he had heard enough to know that he didn't want to talk to him again.

In other words, Thompson does not know how to deal with star players, and will probably never bring one to GB. His commitment to treating every player exactly the same, highlights that fact, as does his treatment of Brett Favre.

I had never heard those comments about a Moss/TT meeting.

[Bossman641]

Actually, Moss also said that when he talked to Thompson about coming to GB, he didn't care for what Thompson had to say, such as "Driver is our guy, do not step on his toes", and "we need to have assurances that you are going to be a good boy and not embarrass us."

Moss said that after talking to Thompson the one time, he had heard enough to know that he didn't want to talk to him again.

In other words, Thompson does not know how to deal with star players, and will probably never bring one to GB. His commitment to treating every player exactly the same, highlights that fact, as does his treatment of Brett Favre.

I had never heard those comments about a Moss/TT meeting.

I remember the comments. I don't know if TT ever commented on them, but Moss spoke up about it. It sounded like TT was just making sure that Randy knew that Driver was the #1 WR, I don't know if he meant performance wise or leadership wise. That's about all I remember of it though.

[vince]

As I recall it reported, McCarthy was the one who made those comments, not Thompson.

[Gunakor]

Actually, Moss also said that when he talked to Thompson about coming to GB, he didn't care for what Thompson had to say, such as "Driver is our guy, do not step on his toes", and "we need to have assurances that you are going to be a good boy and not embarrass us."

Moss said that after talking to Thompson the one time, he had heard enough to know that he didn't want to talk to him again.

In other words, Thompson does not know how to deal with star players, and will probably never bring one to GB. His commitment to treating every player exactly the same, highlights that fact, as does his treatment of Brett Favre.

He seems to be developing plenty of star players from within the organization. And he sure didn't have any problems bringing in Charles Woodson to GB and making him happy to be here. I think he knows very well how to deal with star players, and he has brought many to Green Bay already. He's treating Favre like a spoiled 6 year old child when he doesn't get his way, and rightly so. Favre is acting like one.

[mission]

For a forum full of smart people (well, at least a few), why hasnt the question been asked ...




DOES COOK MAKE MORE MONEY IF FAVRE PLAYS THIS YEAR?



pretty fuckin simple you theorists.

math.

do it.

there's your answer. one way or the other.

[sharpe1027]

For a forum full of smart people (well, at least a few), why hasnt the question been asked ...




DOES COOK MAKE MORE MONEY IF FAVRE PLAYS THIS YEAR?



pretty fuckin simple you theorists.

math.

do it.

there's your answer. one way or the other.

Yep. How about this question also:

Does Cook make even more money if Favre gets a new contract at a different team?

[PackerBlues]

Actually, Moss also said that when he talked to Thompson about coming to GB, he didn't care for what Thompson had to say, such as "Driver is our guy, do not step on his toes", and "we need to have assurances that you are going to be a good boy and not embarrass us."

Moss said that after talking to Thompson the one time, he had heard enough to know that he didn't want to talk to him again.

In other words, Thompson does not know how to deal with star players, and will probably never bring one to GB. His commitment to treating every player exactly the same, highlights that fact, as does his treatment of Brett Favre.

I had never heard those comments about a Moss/TT meeting.

It took a while for Moss to come out with that statement. Long after Thompson said that he "went to sleep thinking that he had a deal in place with Moss."

[the_idle_threat]

^^^ From what I recall, this was M3, not TT, speaking with Moss over the telephone. It was their initial convo about how Moss might fit into the team, and M3 was laying down the law. Moss didn't like M3's tone.

[PackerBlues]

He seems to be developing plenty of star players from within the organization. And he sure didn't have any problems bringing in Charles Woodson to GB and making him happy to be here. I think he knows very well how to deal with star players, and he has brought many to Green Bay already. He's treating Favre like a spoiled 6 year old child when he doesn't get his way, and rightly so. Favre is acting like one.

Talk about full of shit..........as far as that goes, I am so sick of idiots such as yourself making a big deal out of Thompson going out and getting Woodson. It was a risky move on his part, and no other team worth a shit wanted Woodson. If Thompson had to get into a bidding war for him, Woodson would never have been a Packer.

Thompson has brought many stars to GB already???? List em dipshit. Certainly nobody of Moss's or Favre's calibur!

[sheepshead]

He seems to be developing plenty of star players from within the organization. And he sure didn't have any problems bringing in Charles Woodson to GB and making him happy to be here. I think he knows very well how to deal with star players, and he has brought many to Green Bay already. He's treating Favre like a spoiled 6 year old child when he doesn't get his way, and rightly so. Favre is acting like one.

Talk about full of shit..........as far as that goes, I am so sick of idiots such as yourself making a big deal out of Thompson going out and getting Woodson. It was a risky move on his part, and no other team worth a shit wanted Woodson. If Thompson had to get into a bidding war for him, Woodson would never have been a Packer.

Thompson has brought many stars to GB already???? List em dipshit. Certainly nobody of Moss's or Favre's calibur!

That's a head scratcher my brothah. Isnt the fact that TT was the only one that saw the potential in Woodson, to his credit rather than a free wheeling spender like Dan Snyder?

[sharpe1027]

Thompson has brought many stars to GB already???? List em dipshit. Certainly nobody of Moss's or Favre's calibur!

Don't you think that picking the best Free Agent pick up in recent memory (one that TT almost landed) and a HoF QB that isn't even a free agent yet as your benchmarks for free agency might be a tad biased?

In the end, I could care less about how many FA stars are brought in if they continue to win the Division and have a legit shot at the superbowl each year.