Packer Employees who have absolutely got to go

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Noah Herron - Couldn't start for the Badgers
Samkon Gado - No shakenbake to him, the definition of a straight line runner. Not at all a good fit for this scheme or to relieve Ahmen.

List yours.

[GBRulz]

Does it have to be a player?

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david martin

then resign him, so we can cut him again. just for good measure

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Does it have to be a player?

No, I changed the thread title!

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david martin

then resign him, so we can cut him again. just for good measure

God yes, how did I leave him off my list. Send him to another team that gets caught up in his potential

[GBRulz]

ok.... our special teams coach needs to realize that we don't need to play like we're "special"

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special teams coach, he doesn't deserve a name

TT, i am now off the bandwagon, and it only took a week to go from supporter, to hater

[FavreChild]

"Hot tub" Martin? Yes, my non-Packer fans appreciated that nickname.

But also please look at the personnel that hired the persons you mention. Can't put a band-aid on a battle ax wound, people.

[Scott Campbell]

Wouldn't it take less time to list the ones who stay?

[BallHawk]

If you want to talk employees, here's one hot off the press.

Green Bay, Wisconsin (AP)- Early reports are that Ted McKarty, manager of the concesion stand near section 120, has been cut. This comes after a frustrarting afternoon of football, in which the Packers lost to the Chicago Bears, 26-0. King was a highly recruited manager, after Green Bay managed to lure him away from his job at Beansnappers. Here's what GM, Ted Thompson, had to say about the deceision to remove King.

"He just wasn't smooth under pressure. He got behind early in the game and couldn't regain control. The fans came out wanting Lennies and he ended up giving them Bud Light. He wasn't ready how the fans were going to be. His inability to change the menu, ultimately caused his demise."

McKarty was unable to be reached for comment, but we have been told from a friend that he is upset with the firing, but understands he didn't get the job done.

Hopes are that a new menu will be in place next week vs. the Saints. If these changes aren't observed, things could get ugly.

[Joemailman]

Better late than never.

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If you want to talk employees, here's one hot off the press.

Green Bay, Wisconsin (AP)- Early reports are that Ted McKarty, manager of the concesion stand near section 120, has been cut. This comes after a frustrarting afternoon of football, in which the Packers lost to the Chicago Bears, 26-0. King was a highly recruited manager, after Green Bay managed to lure him away from his job at Beansnappers. Here's what GM, Ted Thompson, had to say about the deceision to remove King.

"He just wasn't smooth under pressure. He got behind early in the game and couldn't regain control. The fans came out wanting Lennies and he ended up giving them Bud Light. He wasn't ready how the fans were going to be. His inability to change the menu, ultimately caused his demise."

McKarty was unable to be reached for comment, but we have been told from a friend that he is upset with the firing, but understands he didn't get the job done.

Hopes are that a new menu will be in place next week vs. the Saints. If these changes aren't observed, things could get ugly.

if things don't improve, they can just get rid of all the food booths and replace them with beer taps. we're going back to the dark ages were everyone in wisconsin got way to fat from having to drink too much beer during packer games

miller should be loving this downfall

[Scott Campbell]

miller should be loving this downfall

Maybe Ted is on the take from the big beer companies.

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miller should be loving this downfall

Maybe Ted is on the take from the big beer companies.

interesting, very interesting

you might be on to something here, it would explain a lot

[Scott Campbell]

Imagine the outrage if we have indeed been betrayed by two of our most revered institutions.