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  • 2 weeks later...
Darkanion Senior Enthusiast

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Yeah, as much as he's gone back & forth, I'm not convinced he won't change is mind.... again.... and again.. and again..... :cheers:

Darkanion Senior Enthusiast

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Just because he says no now doesn't mean if the vikings get a better offense he won't suddenly change his mind.

 

...or when they get past training camp that maybe he doesn't want to go through... :cheers:

VMax2007 Senior Enthusiast

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Just because he says no now doesn't mean if the vikings get a better offense he won't suddenly change his mind.

 

...or when they get past training camp that maybe he doesn't want to go through... :cheers:

 

 

Probably more truth to that than most realize.

 

Once he sees T-jack and Sage failing miserably (which they WILL), maybe he will want to come in and try to save the team?

Darkanion Senior Enthusiast

Darkanion

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Probably more truth to that than most realize.

 

Once he sees T-jack and Sage failing miserably (which they WILL), maybe he will want to come in and try to save the team?

 

I read a couple of things yesterday saying that maybe both sides have agreed to "play along with him staying retired" to keep down the media circus for training camp, to keep everyone focused, and then he'll show up, ready to play.. :cheers:

 

I guess we'll see what happens after training camp! :lol:

VMax2007 Senior Enthusiast

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Probably more truth to that than most realize.

 

Once he sees T-jack and Sage failing miserably (which they WILL), maybe he will want to come in and try to save the team?

 

I read a couple of things yesterday saying that maybe both sides have agreed to "play along with him staying retired" to keep down the media circus for training camp, to keep everyone focused, and then he'll show up, ready to play.. :cheers:

 

I guess we'll see what happens after training camp! :lol:

 

 

And the saga continues.....

 

:D

  • 3 weeks later...
heavy4x4 Enthusiast

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Favre has made one of the biggest mistakes in sports history with his wavering decision-making. He lost a great deal of fan support the minute he started looking for other teams when he left Green Bay. Not retiring as a Packer should be something he regrets for the rest of his life...don't think he knows that for some reason...

Matt_ Senior Enthusiast

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For some reason, i dont think he cares.... he's probably drinking beer and hunting without a worry in the world. That extra year with the Jets helped him solidify his retirement, now he will never have the "what if" question. He went back and got his answer.

VMax2007 Senior Enthusiast

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Favre has made one of the biggest mistakes in sports history with his wavering decision-making. He lost a great deal of fan support the minute he started looking for other teams when he left Green Bay. Not retiring as a Packer should be something he regrets for the rest of his life...don't think he gives a shit though...

 

Fixed. :nono:

txab Senior Enthusiast

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Favre has made one of the biggest mistakes in sports history with his wavering decision-making. He lost a great deal of fan support the minute he started looking for other teams when he left Green Bay. Not retiring as a Packer should be something he regrets for the rest of his life...don't think he gives a shit though...

 

Fixed. :nono:

 

 

+1

heavy4x4 Enthusiast

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Hahaha - I suppose you guys are all right. If it were me, I would have skipped the year at the Jets and started my full-time hunting, beer-drinking, and big-dollar endorsements career early ;-)

VMax2007 Senior Enthusiast

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Farve is better then what the Vikings have now........

 

Who is that? :lol:

 

Oh, and my mom is better than anyone the Vikings have now. :P

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