Favre on Fox News Channel

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Re: Favre on Fox News Channel

Brett gets more media attention than "the POPE".

I seriously doubt it. The Pope was in Germany the last 4 days.

Nobody except me and 5 other guys in Europe know who Brett Favre is.

Let's keep it real...

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There's nothing wrong with being retarded!

Yes there is. I hate being retarded.

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The Packers sold the naming rights to Lambeau Field?

It's something that has tried to happen, but there would be a lot of outrage over it. Can you imagine the frozen tundra of Menard's Field.

Actually, not long after the stadium referendum passed (barely) the next referendum we had to vote on was for naming rights. It made me sick that it passed. For whatever reason though, the Pack did not sell the naming rights. They sold naming rights to the 4 main gates going into the stadium instead hoping that would bring enough revenue so they didn't have to rename the stadium itself. Very smart move IMO.

Luckily, there is pretty much only one company in GB with the cash to buy the naming rights..... "Ladies and gentlemen, we welcome you to the Oneida Casino Field on the Frozen Tundra....the only venture in the NFL where you can get live slots and NFL action from one seat"

The Oneida's bought the naming rights to the main entrance to Lambeau though, so I think they're satisfied with that!

Kohls, Millers, Pettits, Harley....

I could see Lambeau Field presented by Kohl's

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Cincy is Paul Brown Stadium, cause the owner wants the park named after his daddy.

Paul Brown was one of the two most successful head coaches in the history of the NFL. Possibly the most successful and certainly the most innovative.

Except for the fact that Cincy is not Cleveland (where the stadium should be so named), how is that any different than the way the Packers named their stadium?

Ok, if it's Cincy instead of Cleveland, I guess one might consider it a little odd. But would it really be so strange if some connection to Vince Lombardi wanted to name their stadium the Vince Lombardi Stadium, given that the Packers' stadium is already named?

BTW, what is the name of the Cleveland stadium?

I don't understand your post.

Within a year or so of Mike Brown's death, the naming rights of Paul Brown stadium will be sold and the stdium will have a corp name.

Like I said, "Cincy is Paul Brown Stadium, cause the owner wants the park named after his daddy"

[Terry]

Cincy is Paul Brown Stadium, cause the owner wants the park named after his daddy.

Paul Brown was one of the two most successful head coaches in the history of the NFL. Possibly the most successful and certainly the most innovative.

Except for the fact that Cincy is not Cleveland (where the stadium should be so named), how is that any different than the way the Packers named their stadium?

Ok, if it's Cincy instead of Cleveland, I guess one might consider it a little odd. But would it really be so strange if some connection to Vince Lombardi wanted to name their stadium the Vince Lombardi Stadium, given that the Packers' stadium is already named?

BTW, what is the name of the Cleveland stadium?

I don't understand your post.

Within a year or so of Mike Brown's death, the naming rights of Paul Brown stadium will be sold and the stdium will have a corp name.

Like I said, "Cincy is Paul Brown Stadium, cause the owner wants the park named after his daddy"

I guess it was just the use of the diminutive.