I was watching ESPN and it showed him during the press conference and I couldn't quite make out what he was saying, but I heard a beep in the middle of it. My question is did someone catch the press conference, and was the explicate broadcast live?
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Uh Oh! Brett Farve says something nauty!
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> I was watching ESPN and it showed him during the press
> conference and I couldn't quite make out what he was saying,
> but I heard a beep in the middle of it. My question is did
> someone catch the press conference, and was the explicate
> broadcast live?
If you were a future Hall-of-Famer who just finished the worst regular-season game of your career (1 TD, 5 INTs), you'd toss out a few nasties too. :-D
> conference and I couldn't quite make out what he was saying,
> but I heard a beep in the middle of it. My question is did
> someone catch the press conference, and was the explicate
> broadcast live?
If you were a future Hall-of-Famer who just finished the worst regular-season game of your career (1 TD, 5 INTs), you'd toss out a few nasties too. :-D
> > I was watching ESPN and it showed him during the press
> > conference and I couldn't quite make out what he was
> saying,
> > but I heard a beep in the middle of it. My question is
> did
> > someone catch the press conference, and was the explicate
> > broadcast live?
>
> If you were a future Hall-of-Famer who just finished the
> worst regular-season game of your career (1 TD, 5 INTs),
> you'd toss out a few nasties too. :-D
Ah he's had a other games like that one. 6 interceptions in a playoff loss in St Louis comes to mind.
He's just a classless jerk who see's the end of the road.
> > conference and I couldn't quite make out what he was
> saying,
> > but I heard a beep in the middle of it. My question is
> did
> > someone catch the press conference, and was the explicate
> > broadcast live?
>
> If you were a future Hall-of-Famer who just finished the
> worst regular-season game of your career (1 TD, 5 INTs),
> you'd toss out a few nasties too. :-D
Ah he's had a other games like that one. 6 interceptions in a playoff loss in St Louis comes to mind.
He's just a classless jerk who see's the end of the road.
> >
> > He's just a classless jerk who see's the end of the road.
> >
> Just wondering why you'd call him a classless jerk?
>
Well some of that is hyperbole, I just get tired of hearing about how great he's supposed to be but two events this year raised my ire.
When one of his teammates was trying to get more money by staying away during training he publicly called the guy out saying he needed to come in, basically throwing the guy under the bus cause he's the immortal Brett Favre, big Team Player. Getting involved in someone elses money is about the lowest thing anyone in any walk of life can do.
Then the clown was later approached by the team asking him to work with the rookie qb they just drafted, you know mentor him, take him under his wing, but Mr Team Player went publc complaining he wasn't helping no rookie.
Peryhaps not classless certainly a selfish hypocrite.
> > He's just a classless jerk who see's the end of the road.
> >
> Just wondering why you'd call him a classless jerk?
>
Well some of that is hyperbole, I just get tired of hearing about how great he's supposed to be but two events this year raised my ire.
When one of his teammates was trying to get more money by staying away during training he publicly called the guy out saying he needed to come in, basically throwing the guy under the bus cause he's the immortal Brett Favre, big Team Player. Getting involved in someone elses money is about the lowest thing anyone in any walk of life can do.
Then the clown was later approached by the team asking him to work with the rookie qb they just drafted, you know mentor him, take him under his wing, but Mr Team Player went publc complaining he wasn't helping no rookie.
Peryhaps not classless certainly a selfish hypocrite.
> When one of his teammates was trying to get more money by
> staying away during training he publicly called the guy out
> saying he needed to come in, basically throwing the guy
> under the bus cause he's the immortal Brett Favre, big Team
> Player. Getting involved in someone elses money is about the
> lowest thing anyone in any walk of life can do.
>
Said teammate was trying to renegotiate a contract he had signed in good faith. If he didn't want to play under that contract, he shouldn't have signed it. Favre was within his rights to remind the guy of his obligations to others.
> Then the clown was later approached by the team asking him
> to work with the rookie qb they just drafted, you know
> mentor him, take him under his wing, but Mr Team Player went
> publc complaining he wasn't helping no rookie.
I agree it would have been good of him to do, but that isn't what he or any player is paid for. They're paid to play, not to nursemaid rookies. That's what coaches are for.
> staying away during training he publicly called the guy out
> saying he needed to come in, basically throwing the guy
> under the bus cause he's the immortal Brett Favre, big Team
> Player. Getting involved in someone elses money is about the
> lowest thing anyone in any walk of life can do.
>
Said teammate was trying to renegotiate a contract he had signed in good faith. If he didn't want to play under that contract, he shouldn't have signed it. Favre was within his rights to remind the guy of his obligations to others.
> Then the clown was later approached by the team asking him
> to work with the rookie qb they just drafted, you know
> mentor him, take him under his wing, but Mr Team Player went
> publc complaining he wasn't helping no rookie.
I agree it would have been good of him to do, but that isn't what he or any player is paid for. They're paid to play, not to nursemaid rookies. That's what coaches are for.
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