January 23rd, 2010 
jclombardi 
Posted in Jclombardi’s commentary about Packers fans & Favre.
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Packers fans claimed their say about Sunday’s NFC Championship game between the Vikings and Saint. In an amusing Packers news article, the vast majority of Packers fans want to see Favre, Vikings go down in flames. “True estimates that of the fans calling in, the percentage breakdown is 90% want Favre to lose and 10% of them want Favre to go and win his second Super Bowl, cementing his status as one of the greatest players ever in the National Football League.”
Commentary: Views from Packers nation–Can The Old Gunslinger Do It? Enjoy QB Favre’s Magical Story–40-year-old Favre has produced the best season of his remarkable career. The fact he has guided the Vikings within one victory of the Super Bowl at such an advanced age is the best NFL story of the year, if not the past decade. Old man Favre is worth rooting for–Is it morally wrong to want to root for Brett Favre and the Minnesota Vikings until the Green Bay Packers get back to the Super Bowl? Working His Game Plan, Favre’s Big Goal Within Reach–So far, so good. Favre’s brilliant season has included a most satisfying sweep of the Packers, the division title and a smashing divisional-playoff victory over the Dallas Cowboys one week ago.
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ive been a long time follower of the packers but the last five to ten years have been terrible dont know if coaching is to blame or if favre is to or ted thompson is to blame all i know with a legend like brett we should have at least nine lombardi trophies in lambeau hall of fame such talent wasted ive never seen before you can blame brett all you want but with the lack of recieving talent weve had and how good brett made them look i dont know who to blame (ted) i just dont know
As fans know, I write an extensive Favre watch for Packers blogs. Many views are expressed about the sad bitter divorce with the usual suspects including “nickle and dime” GM TT. I understand it having experience similar career ssues in my life.
Many people have expressed what ifs and what could have been with more supporting cast including the local Packers press, but it is just an academic exercise now. However, Favre knows and I know who to blame detailed in many commentaries. Meanwhile, No. 4′s number will be retired a great NFL and Packers quarterback. Life goes on and moves on.
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