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Trygger 28 Reviews 257 reads
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Hadn't heard this.

Standard to spill about your old team to your new team.  A little odd to talk to a team you aren't playing for.

I suppose we need to get ready for one of those angry faces to appear and complain they couldn't get off because this thread isn't about sex.  So I'd just like to say that you fill out a Packers jersey very nicely Misty.

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Brett Favre called up the Detroit Lions and had a 90 min conversation explaining all of Green Bay's offense.

What is your opinion on this? Is this right?  



-- Modified on 10/19/2008 12:54:21 PM

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flame away339 reads

No loyalty!

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Trygger258 reads

Hadn't heard this.

Standard to spill about your old team to your new team.  A little odd to talk to a team you aren't playing for.

I suppose we need to get ready for one of those angry faces to appear and complain they couldn't get off because this thread isn't about sex.  So I'd just like to say that you fill out a Packers jersey very nicely Misty.

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AZ Misty268 reads

This, in my opinion is just not right.  More understandably to your new team but NOT to just any other team in your division.

AND life isn't all about sex.  Yes it is a very important PART of it but does everything have to be about sex???  It is fun to watch the game and "play ball" during half time or even during :) but you can't be about sex 24/7 - even God rested on the 7th day.  

Thanks but that pic on my web site is in a Packers jacket not jersey.

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GaGambler620 reads

there is no loyalty on the part of the players or the owners. I don't know if there ever was, but in the modern era of free agency and  teams packing up and leaving their home cities if their extortion attempt are rejected, it certainly works both ways.

As a gambler I find it difficult to understand "fans" of pro teams. To root for the home team is one thing, or the team of your former hometown. What I find ridiculous are the "real fans" who live and die by what "their" team does. The owners and by and large most of the players could care less. For a few bucks(ok for a lotta bucks) their loyalties are all for sale.

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Lazzara92248 reads

There is a lot of film sharing and discussion between coaching staffs and players that goes on, both at the college and pro level.  It's just not a topic that commonly surfaces for the general public.

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