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Originally posted by Scott Campbell
I can't be a total Vikings fan although I think Jared Allen is my second favorite active player.
I certainly didn't want the Favreless Packers to beat the Favre led Vikings.
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For the first time I think we agree. Although I have stopped caring what the Jets are doing this year, and next year I probably won't care what the Vikings are doing.
I can't be a total Vikings fan although I think Jared Allen is my second favorite active player.
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Originally posted by Deputy Nutz
... what?
Your telling me you were rooting against 'your team' today?Comment
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Christ what rock have you been under? I have been rooting for all season for the Vikings.Originally posted by packers11Comment
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Well Brett got his wish, so far. He has totally destroyed the Packers this season. He has schooled his old team. Now that that is settled, both teams can concentrate on making the playoffs and get back to normal. Maybe we can in here as well. I do understand, being a Brett fan and enjoying, maybe even rooting for him to do well. I don't understand rooting for him over the Packers though. I guess it is a personal decision for everyone. I hold out hope for one more chance to ruin, Brett's conquest of the Pack. Divisional playoff game in the Dome, Greenbay gets their revenge and sends Brett back to Mississippi for good.
IT COULD HAPPEN!Comment
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Somebody, somewhere this season will send him back to Mississippi for good. Not even talking about injury, but we're already hearing the rumblings out of him about how "hard" it is to be game ready...Don't need an ice bath to ride your tractor, Bert..."Greatness is not an act... but a habit.Greatness is not an act... but a habit." -Greg JenningsComment
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After all these years, you still fall hook line and sinker for that "Aw shucks" routine?Originally posted by MJZiggy"Never, never ever support a punk like mraynrand. Rather be as I am and feel real sympathy for his sickness." - WoodbuckComment
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It's starting to come out that Favre wanted out. That doesn't paint him in a very positive light.
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Cowboy Troy has said all along that Brett wanted out after TT showed up.....I won't argue with that.Originally posted by Partial
Favre wants to win.....and he must have figured TT wasn't going to set up the team to win before he was done. It looks like he may have been right.C.H.U.D.Comment
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Im starting to believe this too.Originally posted by Freak Out
Only 2 questions I have are
1)Wouldnt it make more sense for him to reture in 05, or 06?
2) Why would he ask to return to the Packers in the summer of 08? Perhaps he thought they would say no, when they really said "yes come on back" ?Comment
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Not surprising in the least. He wanted to play QB, Coach, and GM.Originally posted by Partial
The more time passes, the more stories come out against Favre. That's obviously Favre's decision on what he wants to do, but those Favre backers looking for the huge bombshell how TT wronged Favre better start looking elsewhere.
This also just provides further evidence that Favre knew exactly what he was doing with his retirement from the Jets.
Bradshaw and Aikman have both now spoken out about it, not in great detail, but they are at least now putting the idea out there.Go PACKComment
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Could be.....maybe he was just tired of playing in GB?Originally posted by Chevelle2C.H.U.D.Comment
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Maybe Thompson wanted Favre out too. So everyone wins! Well, except the Packers."Never, never ever support a punk like mraynrand. Rather be as I am and feel real sympathy for his sickness." - WoodbuckComment
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I'll drink to that.Originally posted by gexNot Viking fans, "Favre fans"Originally posted by Scott Campbell
When Favre gets his ring and retires and TT is shitcanned, then we'll all be one big happy family again!
What we saw yesterday is the real beginning of the Ted Thompson exit. I hope I'm not the first or the only Packer fan on this board who truly believes that will be the result for Ted Thompson when it's all said and done. It's not anything in particular of focus on the Brett Favre affair ( Favre is far better off away from Ted Thompson ). Rather it's more of what he gives to the team overall that will be his demise in Green Bay.
It's more than just a gut feeling I've always had about this man. That as Packer fans we need more from a GM than TT will ever allow himself to bring to the table.
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There is also that little fact that Numb points out in his sig.Originally posted by woodbuck27I'll drink to that.Originally posted by gexNot Viking fans, "Favre fans"Originally posted by Scott Campbell
When Favre gets his ring and retires and TT is shitcanned, then we'll all be one big happy family again!
What we saw yesterday is the real beginning of the Ted Thompson exit. I hope I'm not the first or the only Packer fan on this board who truly believes that will be the result for Ted Thompson when it's all said and done. It's not anything in particular of focus on the Brett Favre affair ( Favre is far better off away from Ted Thompson ). Rather it's more of what he gives to the team overall that will be his demise in Green Bay.
It's more than just a gut feeling I've always had about this man. That as Packer fans we need more from a GM than TT will ever allow himself to bring to the table.
GO PACKERS!BaahComment
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Originally posted by Partial
I've thought that all along. I think Patler has too.Comment
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