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JUST LIVIN
Join Date: Feb 2004
Location: houston,tx
Age: 64
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Re: Favre commits Treason on former team
I've always liked Favre but he's moved down a notch with my respect if this is true,it may not be treason,but it is very classless IMO,I would expect more class from Favre.Now if the part is true that he was calling Millen about a hunting trip and Millen picked his brain,then thats different
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Fire Bruce NOW
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Location: Hattiesburg, MS
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Re: Favre commits Treason on former team
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But, this story aside, I agree. I liked Favre until he "retired." He certainly had a right to un-retire, but the way he went about doing it was classless. Green Bay drafted TWO qb's, leaving the writing on the wall that they had moved on for everyone to see, but Favre still managed not to see it and created a circus. It doesn't matter whether or not the Pack was right to move on, the fact is they did, and Favre needed to deal with that better. To those who say that the Pack "owed" him something, I say they already were doing him 12 million favors a year. It's a business and Favre should know this. Montana had to go to KC and Unitas had to go to San Diego, but they did so with far fewer theatrics and far more class. BTW Favre has more interceptions this year than any other QB except O'Sullivan. |
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