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Green Bay game

Things will continue the way they are until the fans start speaking with their wallet. We can complain and call sports radio all day, but the NFL doesn't care as long as we keep dropping $75 for a ticket, and $250 for a Manning jersey.

-Mike
 
srxplayer said:
Another Rams fan in here. Glad to know your here.

As long as we can contain Vick we got em.

The O-line is playing good, finally! and the D-is holding up. Lets just hope they can keep the momentum going.

I would much rather have Atlanta over Philly.

I'm worried about Vick running, cause we can't stop the run very well, but if we can get him to throw allot, we stand a good chance.
 
dls59 said:
What I want to know is, is Favre misspelling his name or mispronouncing it. He can't have it both ways. Spell it right for Pete's sake. Are you STUPID?!

:hiding:

Mispronouncing it.

There are two sides to the Favre clan in Kiln, MS. One side pronounces it right: Fa-vray. The other side pronounces it halfway backward: Far-v.

One side has a female member that's been arrested for shoplifting in Biloxi, MS and for being involved in a drive-by shooting in Slidell, LA.

Guess which side.

;)

(Brett bailed his lil' sis out of the Slidell jail just before he had to be at the Superdome in New Orleans for the last Super Bowl played there :rollno: )


......oh, the Ewes go down this weekend. They only got in because their opponents in the last two games didn't need to win.

It don't matter, the NFC is a side-show anyhow. The "real" Super Bowl will be the AFC Championship game. I'm takin' Pittsburgh to do the deed, but if the Colts win in Foxboro, all bets are off. (I'm NOT betting on that happening...just saying if it does happen...)
 
Vikings fans, enjoy the win, because you are done. It's not that Philly is much better than you, they aren't. You played your Superbowl yesterday though. You won it, now I'm betting you have nothing left. I expect Minnesota to come out VERY flat and play like the usual late season chokers we have come to expect.

Anyone else see that classy Randy Moss yelling "look at the motherfu#*in scoreboard" to the fans repeatedly from the sideline? It was very easy to read his lips and the TV telecast showed him doing it at least twice.
 
Gard said:
There are class acts in the NFL, Peyton Manning, Marvin Harrison, LaDanian Tomlinson, Duce McAlister, etc. Why can't we enjoy their abilities, and not the antics of childish clowns like Moss??? :scowl:

It's funny you mention Payton Manning as being one of the "class acts" in the NFL.

I guess no one remembers the lawsuit from when he pulled his pants down and SAT ON THE HEAD of a female personal trainer and the ensuing lawsuit. Class act, indeed...

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Where was the outrage with Jake Plummer shooting the fans a bird? I can't seem to find the 4 page thread on Talkbass about that.... :rollno:

I thought the mooning was funny considering the Greenbay fans have been doing it for years when other teams are driving off in their buses.

Randy Moss certainly has his issues, and I'm no fan--I personally have more of a problem with his profanity laced tirade on Sunday that no one seems to be mentioning on the news. But, I guess video speaks louder than words on Sportscenter.

But, face it--had TO done the exact same thing, no one would have said 'boo.'
 
Gard said:
......oh, the Ewes go down this weekend. They only got in because their opponents in the last two games didn't need to win.

It don't matter, the NFC is a side-show anyhow. The "real" Super Bowl will be the AFC Championship game. I'm takin' Pittsburgh to do the deed, but if the Colts win in Foxboro, all bets are off. (I'm NOT betting on that happening...just saying if it does happen...)

I don't doubt it. The media here in town are suddenly drinking the Kool-Aid; the Rams are on a roll, Martz has them together at the right time, watch out Atlanta, blah, blah, blah. While they are playing a little better, they're still an 8 and 8 team that wouldn't have had a sniff of the playoffs had they not played in the worst division in the NFL. And at 9 and 7, the Seahawks weren't much better, so the Rams haven't really done anything yet.

Yep, the AFC is where the good football is being played.
 
Gard said:
Mispronouncing it.

There are two sides to the Favre clan in Kiln, MS. One side pronounces it right: Fa-vray. The other side pronounces it halfway backward: Far-v.

One side has a female member that's been arrested for shoplifting in Biloxi, MS and for being involved in a drive-by shooting in Slidell, LA.

Guess which side.

;)

(Brett bailed his lil' sis out of the Slidell jail just before he had to be at the Superdome in New Orleans for the last Super Bowl played there :rollno: )

Interesting...considering it's his family name.

And what's with all the rest of the bullsh*t? Favre might be retiring, he's had to put up with more sh*t in the past year than most people have to deal with in a lifetime...and you want to drag old sh*t like that up?

I was just reading about what his family, friends and teammates are thinking about with the possibility of him retiring...which means alot to us fans of the Packers. We've been following his career from the first day he came here. Favre and the whole team is kind of like a family to us around here (seeing as how we own the Packers).

Thanks for the slam. :mad:
 
Sundogue said:
Interesting...considering it's his family name.

And what's with all the rest of the bullsh*t? Favre might be retiring, he's had to put up with more sh*t in the past year than most people have to deal with in a lifetime...and you want to drag old sh*t like that up?

I was just reading about what his family, friends and teammates are thinking about with the possibility of him retiring...which means alot to us fans of the Packers. We've been following his career from the first day he came here. Favre and the whole team is kind of like a family to us around here (seeing as how we own the Packers).

Thanks for the slam. :mad:

Don't sweat it. Gard's still in denial about his lousy 'Aints. At leat the Packers made it to the Playoffs.
 
bassmonkeee said:
It's funny you mention Payton Manning as being one of the "class acts" in the NFL.

I guess no one remembers the lawsuit from when he pulled his pants down and SAT ON THE HEAD of a female personal trainer and the ensuing lawsuit. Class act, indeed...

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Where was the outrage with Jake Plummer shooting the fans a bird? I can't seem to find the 4 page thread on Talkbass about that.... :rollno:

I thought the mooning was funny considering the Greenbay fans have been doing it for years when other teams are driving off in their buses.

Randy Moss certainly has his issues, and I'm no fan--I personally have more of a problem with his profanity laced tirade on Sunday that no one seems to be mentioning on the news. But, I guess video speaks louder than words on Sportscenter.

But, face it--had TO done the exact same thing, no one would have said 'boo.'
Testify!:cool:

For those of you sensitive types who are still having your panties in a bunch over these horrible end-zone follies, repeat after me:
"It's just a game, It's just a game,.............

For what it's worth, most of the sports media seems to be coming down on Joe Buck as an idiot and hypocrite for his (very similar to many of you) overreaction to Moss' "classless act", considering his (Buck's) Bud commercials with the very Moss/Owens-like "Leon".

I can understand the NFL not wanting direct taunting (i.e. Getting right in the opposing team's face with something after a score), and no, I don't think Moss, Owens, Horn, etc. are going to win any humanitarian awards, but has everybody become so fragile that we need to come down on end-zone celebrations?.......end-zone celebrations??????:eyebrow: :eyebrow: :rollno: :rollno:
 
bassmonkeee said:
Don't sweat it. Gard's still in denial about his lousy 'Aints. At leat the Packers made it to the Playoffs.

Yeah...and if Favre (...his family can pronounce it any way they damn well please) retires, this year will be the last the Packers go to the playoffs for a very long time.

Every other team fan should be glad about that.

I don't think people from around the rest of the country truly understand what the Packers mean to the entire State of Wisconsin. It really is our team, not just in spirit...unlike every other one that's owned by some money grubbing, sell-or-move-the-team-on-a-whim owner.

There is no team, in any sport, that has as much invested (literally) by it's fans as the Green Bay Packers.
 
bassmonkeee said:
Randy Moss certainly has his issues, and I'm no fan--I personally have more of a problem with his profanity laced tirade on Sunday that no one seems to be mentioning on the news. But, I guess video speaks louder than words on Sportscenter.
And I wonder how big a deal the fake moon would be if Joe Buck hadn't yelled "...AND RANDY MOSS COMMITS A DISGUSTING ACT...".

Note that I normally respect Joe Buck. The no-class punk Cris Collinsworth is usually the one who never misses an opportunity to gratuitously exaggerate a player's mistake under the BS excuse of "telling it like it is". I personally think Cris has a chip on his shoulder for having never won a superbowl ring.


Speaking of disgusting: anybody go to a football game lately (or any major sporting event for that matter)? Anybody hear the things fans say... not only to the players, but to their fellow fans? I'm not making an excuse for Randy's potty mouth or Jake's bird, but they are simply returning what they are getting from the fans ... it isn't like these players are punks and fans are not! My brother isn't sure he wants to bring his kid to football games once he gets old enough. Most fans are decent, but the uncouth drunken belligerent slobs are impossible to ignore.
 
dls59 said:
I'm worried about Vick running, cause we can't stop the run very well, but if we can get him to throw allot, we stand a good chance.

Yeah, we just have to contain him. The Rams are stopping the run better. I wouldn't call them good but they have figured out a way in the last few games to contain some good running backs (Martin, and Alexander) They diddn't shut them down completely but made them much less effective.

As for Vick, I don't think he is a smart QB. I think McNabb is. McNabb reads defenses much better, and has the brains to read a defesive scheme and audible a change of play or make an adjustment to compensate. The fact that he is capable of running, he is big, and strong and has a cannon for an arm makes him way more dangerous. He is a little easier to contain than Vick because he does not have as much speed. But he is a QB so that doesn't stop him from being effective.

As long as you can force Vick to be a QB you have a very good chance of beating Atlanta.
 
Fuzzbass said:
And I wonder how big a deal the fake moon would be if Joe Buck hadn't yelled "...AND RANDY MOSS COMMITS A DISGUSTING ACT...".

Note that I normally respect Joe Buck. The no-class punk Cris Collinsworth is usually the one who never misses an opportunity to gratuitously exaggerate a player's mistake under the BS excuse of "telling it like it is". I personally think Cris has a chip on his shoulder for having never won a superbowl ring.


Speaking of disgusting: anybody go to a football game lately (or any major sporting event for that matter)? Anybody hear the things fans say... not only to the players, but to their fellow fans? I'm not making an excuse for Randy's potty mouth or Jake's bird, but they are simply returning what they are getting from the fans ... it isn't like these players are punks and fans are not! My brother isn't sure he wants to bring his kid to football games once he gets old enough. Most fans are decent, but the uncouth drunken belligerent slobs are impossible to ignore.

I just heard Joe Buck interviewed here in St. Louis. He said it wasn't so much the fake moon that he was talking about, it was what Moss did right after the moon, which was to rub his butt on the Packer logo on the goalpost pad, I guess like a pole dancer might do. That was the disgusting part. The moon was just Randy Moss being Randy Moss -- stupid.
 
dls59 said:
I just heard Joe Buck interviewed here in St. Louis. He said it wasn't so much the fake moon that he was talking about, it was what Moss did right after the moon, which was to rub his butt on the Packer logo on the goalpost pad, I guess like a pole dancer might do. That was the disgusting part. The moon was just Randy Moss being Randy Moss -- stupid.

That's the dumbest thing I've ever heard. My god--he rubbed a clothed buttcheek on the goalpost. We're talking one swish that took about 1/3rd of a second before he was jumped by two teammates in celebration. It took me longer to type "swish" than the entire celebration lasted. :rollno:
 
Sundogue said:
I don't think people from around the rest of the country truly understand what the Packers mean to the entire State of Wisconsin. It really is our team, not just in spirit...unlike every other one that's owned by some money grubbing, sell-or-move-the-team-on-a-whim owner.

There is no team, in any sport, that has as much invested (literally) by it's fans as the Green Bay Packers.

Even though I hate the Packers, I do appreciate their ownership model. The Packers are owned by the people of Green Bay, not some corporate mogul who lives in another state. The fans do have a say in how the team is handled, and there is a reason why the GB is called Titletown (cough...hack...barf!). Anyway, fans want a winner more than profits. They also want players who have some values, not some wife beating drug dealer. Whereas other teams will move at the hint of a new stadium and revenues, where local taxes help subsidize some corporate entitiy or mogul, where a winning team is sold out in the name of profit, it's good for football that Green Bay is the way it is. In this day and age, there is no way a pro team would be in Green Bay if it were privately owned (unless owned by a PackerBacker).

Ok, I gotta go brush my teeth and wash my hands now. I said too much nice things about GB. :spit:
 
jive1 said:
Even though I hate the Packers, I do appreciate their ownership model. The Packers are owned by the people of Green Bay, not some corporate mogul who lives in another state. The fans do have a say in how the team is handled, and there is a reason why the GB is called Titletown (cough...hack...barf!). Anyway, fans want a winner more than profits. They also want players who have some values, not some wife beating drug dealer. Whereas other teams will move at the hint of a new stadium and revenues, where local taxes help subsidize some corporate entitiy or mogul, where a winning team is sold out in the name of profit, it's good for football that Green Bay is the way it is. In this day and age, there is no way a pro team would be in Green Bay if it were privately owned (unless owned by a PackerBacker).

Ok, I gotta go brush my teeth and wash my hands now. I said too much nice things about GB. :spit:

Now see? That wasn't so hard, was it? :D

And to think, I as a Packer fan, actually liked the Vikings too for a while. Actually it was more that I liked the way Fran Tarkenton played than the Vikings. Which is one of the reasons I love Favre's play so much.
 
Hey, I heartily respect the Packer franchise and how it's run. I also think Brett Farv is a great QB. I've just dealt with the fall out from his and his family's actions DIRECTLY in my former hometown, as have some of my family members and friends.

I'm glad he's a model citizen up in Green Bay, however, he and his family are NOT when they're "home".

...hey, bassmonkeee, the Rams made the playoffs too, they belong there about as much as the Pack did this year, apparantly. :spit:


;)
 

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