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    Packers-Bucs working on Favre deal
    By Greg A. Bedard
    My house is in Georgia but Wisconsin is my home.

  • #2
    Buddy of mine & I have said for a while, wouldn't be surprised if a ton of the comeback stuff was on Deanna. BUT, Deanna wants to be in Green Bay. She's a rock star here. She's darn near as famous as he is in Wisconsin.
    "I would love to have a guy that always gets the key hit, a pitcher that always makes his best pitch and a manager that can always make the right decision. The problem is getting him to put down his beer and come out of the stands and do those things." - Danny Murraugh

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    • #3
      I posted this in another thread and in essence was wondering the same thing:

      Originally posted by mrbojangles
      In some shape or form I almost feel sorry for Brett in that it appears his family is very heavy handed. From his Brothers, to obviously his agent Bus and even his wife Deanna, they in many ways seem to be the driving factor to this whole fiasco.

      I can already envision, TT and Favre discussion retirement and/or coming back and the conversation going okay with Brett being pretty laid back and not entirely sure what he wants. TT gets off the phone and thinks, well that wasn't too bad of a conversation so he thinks the dialog is good. Brett on the other hand gets off the phone and his family yelling in his ear that he's a HOF quarterback and that it's HIS job and he is the Packers. Brett's mind frame changes and next you know he's flat out pissed and feeling disrespected and/or not wanted.

      Seriously, I understand family plays a stake in life decisions but it seems to me that much of this whole fiaso can be attributed not only to to TT and Brett but even more what should be Brett's support structure.
      Might have to starting talking in 3rd person though if I get into the habit of quoting myself Then again I'm doubting I'll have any disagreements.[/quote]
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      • #4
        What kind of idiot takes a job in a new city without getting his wife on the same page.

        You married?

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        • #5
          Originally posted by Rastak
          What kind of idiot takes a job in a new city without getting his wife on the same page.

          You married?
          Who knew that a Viking fan would come up with the best answer?

          I agree.

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          • #6
            Originally posted by Rastak
            What kind of idiot takes a job in a new city without getting his wife on the same page.

            You married?
            30 years, thank you.

            Of course you need your wife's approval. All I was eluding to by posting the article is that IMHO, Deanna may have a lot more to do with this mess that we may think.
            My house is in Georgia but Wisconsin is my home.

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            • #7
              Ras has broken the code.

              See how long you can live in a place where your wife doesn't want to be. Or how long you stay there once she decides to move.

              It ain't a very long time.

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              • #8
                Originally posted by AtlPackFan
                Originally posted by Rastak
                What kind of idiot takes a job in a new city without getting his wife on the same page.

                You married?
                30 years, thank you.

                Of course you need your wife's approval. All I was eluding to by posting the article is that IMHO, Deanna may have a lot more to do with this mess that we may think.

                30 years? You poor slob. You just barely have me beat!

                I'm sure she has a large say like most households.

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                • #9
                  Originally posted by Rastak
                  Originally posted by AtlPackFan
                  Originally posted by Rastak
                  What kind of idiot takes a job in a new city without getting his wife on the same page.

                  You married?
                  30 years, thank you.

                  Of course you need your wife's approval. All I was eluding to by posting the article is that IMHO, Deanna may have a lot more to do with this mess that we may think.

                  30 years? You poor slob. You just barely have me beat!

                  I'm sure she has a large say like most households.
                  Actually, I consider myself lucky that she has put up with me all these years.

                  We share everything. I went back to school for my computer degree with her consent. We moved to Atlanta with her job and my consent. That's the way a marriage that lasts works.

                  However, I have seen marriages where the husband or wife dominate the marriage, where they control the direction of the family. I'm not so sure that Deanna hasn't been behind more of this than we have heard.

                  So how close to 30 years are you? We just hit the milestone last Tuesday. In this day and age, how many people can say they have been married - to the same person - that long!
                  My house is in Georgia but Wisconsin is my home.

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                  • #10
                    Re: Who really wears the pants in the Favre family???

                    Originally posted by AtlPackFan
                    Favre is said to be stressed out by the entire situation, including having about 100 fans and media camped out on his doorstep, and is ready for it to be over.
                    The circus train will just head south. This thing ain't going away for him in Tampa. Sounds like he should go to N.Y. At least he will be somewhat absorbed into the whole city.

                    After lunch the players lounged about the hotel patio watching the surf fling white plumes high against the darkening sky. Clouds were piling up in the west… Vince Lombardi frowned.

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                    • #11
                      Originally posted by AtlPackFan
                      Originally posted by Rastak
                      Originally posted by AtlPackFan
                      Originally posted by Rastak
                      What kind of idiot takes a job in a new city without getting his wife on the same page.

                      You married?
                      30 years, thank you.

                      Of course you need your wife's approval. All I was eluding to by posting the article is that IMHO, Deanna may have a lot more to do with this mess that we may think.

                      30 years? You poor slob. You just barely have me beat!

                      I'm sure she has a large say like most households.
                      Actually, I consider myself lucky that she has put up with me all these years.

                      We share everything. I went back to school for my computer degree with her consent. We moved to Atlanta with her job and my consent. That's the way a marriage that lasts works.

                      However, I have seen marriages where the husband or wife dominate the marriage, where they control the direction of the family. I'm not so sure that Deanna hasn't been behind more of this than we have heard.

                      So how close to 30 years are you? We just hit the milestone last Tuesday. In this day and age, how many people can say they have been married - to the same person - that long!

                      28 this year.

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                      • #12
                        Originally posted by Rastak
                        Originally posted by AtlPackFan
                        Originally posted by Rastak
                        Originally posted by AtlPackFan
                        Originally posted by Rastak
                        What kind of idiot takes a job in a new city without getting his wife on the same page.

                        You married?
                        30 years, thank you.

                        Of course you need your wife's approval. All I was eluding to by posting the article is that IMHO, Deanna may have a lot more to do with this mess that we may think.

                        30 years? You poor slob. You just barely have me beat!

                        I'm sure she has a large say like most households.
                        Actually, I consider myself lucky that she has put up with me all these years.

                        We share everything. I went back to school for my computer degree with her consent. We moved to Atlanta with her job and my consent. That's the way a marriage that lasts works.

                        However, I have seen marriages where the husband or wife dominate the marriage, where they control the direction of the family. I'm not so sure that Deanna hasn't been behind more of this than we have heard.

                        So how close to 30 years are you? We just hit the milestone last Tuesday. In this day and age, how many people can say they have been married - to the same person - that long!

                        28 this year.
                        Congrats man! That is really something special and unique.
                        My house is in Georgia but Wisconsin is my home.

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                        • #13
                          Re: Who really wears the pants in the Favre family???

                          Originally posted by HowardRoark
                          The circus train will just head south. This thing ain't going away for him in Tampa. Sounds like he should go to N.Y. At least he will be somewhat absorbed into the whole city.

                          actually, I think the media interest will settle down to a dull roar if/when Favre lands in Tampa. I think some Favre fatigue has set in.

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                          • #14
                            Originally posted by mrbojangles
                            I posted this in another thread and in essence was wondering the same thing:

                            Originally posted by mrbojangles
                            In some shape or form I almost feel sorry for Brett in that it appears his family is very heavy handed. From his Brothers, to obviously his agent Bus and even his wife Deanna, they in many ways seem to be the driving factor to this whole fiasco.

                            I can already envision, TT and Favre discussion retirement and/or coming back and the conversation going okay with Brett being pretty laid back and not entirely sure what he wants. TT gets off the phone and thinks, well that wasn't too bad of a conversation so he thinks the dialog is good. Brett on the other hand gets off the phone and his family yelling in his ear that he's a HOF quarterback and that it's HIS job and he is the Packers. Brett's mind frame changes and next you know he's flat out pissed and feeling disrespected and/or not wanted.

                            Seriously, I understand family plays a stake in life decisions but it seems to me that much of this whole fiaso can be attributed not only to to TT and Brett but even more what should be Brett's support structure.
                            Might have to starting talking in 3rd person though if I get into the habit of quoting myself Then again I'm doubting I'll have any disagreements.
                            [/quote]

                            I agree with your (earlier) post. It's one thing to have your wife on the proverbial "same page;" it's another to let her (or other family members) be the driving force behind all your decisions.

                            Favre himself has made allusions to Deanna and the family taking a more hardcore stance than he has on a variety of issues (He said Deanna thought he shouldn't have honored TT's request to postpone coming in at the beginning of camp; Favre also said Deanna thought he should've showed up to practice Tuesday). My sense is that he's a laid back guy who's kinda bummed and feels dissed, but his family is pushing him to revenge the perceived slight.

                            Mr. Bojangles has a good point, and the number of years he has or hasn't been married plays into this very little. That's like saying the only good sportscasters possible are guys who have played the sport.

                            Mike Golic? Tony Siragusa? You can be an ex-jock and be a good announcer, but there are just as many or more announcers who've never played and are darned good.
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