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Ok, ok, this Packer team really stinks.

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TomSteber

Charter Member 2010
I've tried so hard to stand behind our team this year, but I've had it.
As good as Rogers is, he hangs onto the ball WAY TOO LONG! The O-line can't stop Grandma and the D-line can't seem to push their way thru a wet paper bag. Don't even get me started about Special Teams.
If I hear MaCarthy saying that they need to clean up their house once more...
Somebody's got to lose their job over this one.
 
Came here to complain about Pack O-Line.

Leaves satisfied. My work is already done.:running:
 
Think back to the post Bart Starr days, and you get a feel for how these past two years have been for the Packers (of course some of you may not have been there). The 70's were a very dissapointing time to be a Packer fan, but Lambeau Field filled up for every home game. Part of being a fan is sticking with the home team through thick and thin.
 
paiken said:
Think back to the post Bart Starr days, and you get a feel for how these past two years have been for the Packers (of course some of you may not have been there). The 70's were a very dissapointing time to be a Packer fan, but Lambeau Field filled up for every home game. Part of being a fan is sticking with the home team through thick and thin.
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Tell me about it, try being a Skins fan all yer life and then ye shall know suffering.

Caz
 
paiken said:
Part of being a fan is sticking with the home team through thick and thin.
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I'm still a fan of the team and I don't think were as bad as the 70's, early 80's teams. But something has to change and change soon or all we're going to get this year is a good draft pick!
 
Cazzie said:
Tell me about it, try being a Skins fan all yer life and then ye shall know suffering.

Caz
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LOL... a Skins fan? How much have they really suffered... ok they have under the Snyder area LOL!



Try being a Cardinals fan! Look there is hope on the other side.... Cards fans are proof.

Being a real Cards fan...
... meant sittting in 110 degrees on metal benches.
...meant watching other visiting team fans outnumber you when their team came to town.
... meant watching your team being ridiculed and joked about.
...meant watching some promising players suffer injury or go to another team to succeed.

Even after our run last year... people said... one shot deal. Jimmy Johnson said stick a fork in us... we're done...... after this year's first game.

Yeah...
 
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You mean there really ARE Packers fans?? I thought they just hung out for the brats and beer...:icon29:
if you need a place to commiserate, Chicago's not far down the road and they have lots of experience...

Could be worse tho'... could be Detroit:kilroy:
 
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