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While everyone within the organization of the NFLs Minnesota Vikings is putting on a grin and bear it face and trying to maintain the party line that theres much rejoicing over Brett Favre being their QB this season , one former Viking great isnt playing that game. NFL Hall of Famer Fran Tarkenton, who has been critical of Favres Im retiredIm not retired act for awhile now has stepped up his criticism of the former Green Bay PackerNew York Jet. On the Sirius Satellite Radio NFL program The Opening Drive Tarkenton pulled no punches with his criticism of The Gunslinger, describing the whole scene surrounding his signing by the Vikings as a circus.
Tarkenton started his rant by suggesting that Favre had forever tarnished his legacy with his behavior:
“I really have no interest in what Brett Favre does. He kind of lost me a few years ago by retiring and unretiring and here and there. I asked a few friends here, maybe 10 or 12 people we were out with last night. I said, ‘What do you think about Brett Favre going back to the Vikings?’ You know who cared? Nobody. It’s good news for you guys. It’s good news for television and so forth but the last time I heard … football was a team sport, isn’t it? It’s not just about the quarterback.”
He later continued his criticism on ESPN:
“We have responsibilities we’re just not athletes that are in it all for ourself, football, is it not a team game? Isn’t it all about team … and here comes Brett Favre riding in on his white horse, doesn’t go to training camp [url=http://www.authenticpackersfootball.com/Damarious-Randall-Packers-Jersey/]D... Randall Jersey , doesn’t come to offseason workouts and he’s gonna come on his white horse and bond with all these players.”
Tarkenton continued his criticism on a local radio station:
“I think he has been a great flamboyant quarterback, but he has made more stupid plays than any great quarterback that I’ve ever seen. Look at his final game in a Packers uniform. He blew that game NFC championship against the Giants.
“I really think the whole Brett Favre saga of retiring, unretiring, three weeks ago saying ‘I can’t play,’ the Vikings said, ‘We’re moving on,’ it’s a circus. It’s an absolute circus, and it takes away from all the other things that are going on with the Vikings, with the NFL. We’re getting ready for a football season and this is a circus and I just have no interest in it.
“Wouldn’t you be upset if you’re a Packer fan? I think you’re going to have Packer fans burning the No. 4 Favre Green Bay jersey. I think the Packer fans have every right to be outraged.”
ESPN , in particular has turned on Favre, fomenting this sort of criticism after being the biggest perpetrator of the interminable will he retire or wont he talk starting last season. Now that theyve turned their attention toward portraying Michael Vick as a victim rather than a sociopath, they appear to be willing to throw Favre under the bus.
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While everyone within the organization of the NFLs Minnesota Vikings is putting on a grin and bear it face and trying to maintain the party line that theres much rejoicing over Brett Favre being their QB this season , one former Viking great isnt playing that game. NFL Hall of Famer Fran Tarkenton, who has been critical of Favres Im retiredIm not retired act for awhile now has stepped up his criticism of the former Green Bay PackerNew York Jet. On the Sirius Satellite Radio NFL program The Opening Drive Tarkenton pulled no punches with his criticism of The Gunslinger, describing the whole scene surrounding his signing by the Vikings as a circus.
Tarkenton started his rant by suggesting that Favre had forever tarnished his legacy with his behavior:
“I really have no interest in what Brett Favre does. He kind of lost me a few years ago by retiring and unretiring and here and there. I asked a few friends here, maybe 10 or 12 people we were out with last night. I said, ‘What do you think about Brett Favre going back to the Vikings?’ You know who cared? Nobody. It’s good news for you guys. It’s good news for television and so forth but the last time I heard … football was a team sport, isn’t it? It’s not just about the quarterback.”
He later continued his criticism on ESPN:
“We have responsibilities we’re just not athletes that are in it all for ourself, football, is it not a team game? Isn’t it all about team … and here comes Brett Favre riding in on his white horse, doesn’t go to training camp [url=http://www.authenticpackersfootball.com/Damarious-Randall-Packers-Jersey/]D... Randall Jersey , doesn’t come to offseason workouts and he’s gonna come on his white horse and bond with all these players.”
Tarkenton continued his criticism on a local radio station:
“I think he has been a great flamboyant quarterback, but he has made more stupid plays than any great quarterback that I’ve ever seen. Look at his final game in a Packers uniform. He blew that game NFC championship against the Giants.
“I really think the whole Brett Favre saga of retiring, unretiring, three weeks ago saying ‘I can’t play,’ the Vikings said, ‘We’re moving on,’ it’s a circus. It’s an absolute circus, and it takes away from all the other things that are going on with the Vikings, with the NFL. We’re getting ready for a football season and this is a circus and I just have no interest in it.
“Wouldn’t you be upset if you’re a Packer fan? I think you’re going to have Packer fans burning the No. 4 Favre Green Bay jersey. I think the Packer fans have every right to be outraged.”
ESPN , in particular has turned on Favre, fomenting this sort of criticism after being the biggest perpetrator of the interminable will he retire or wont he talk starting last season. Now that theyve turned their attention toward portraying Michael Vick as a victim rather than a sociopath, they appear to be willing to throw Favre under the bus.
About the Author: Ross Everett is a consulting handicapper for a number of offshore sportsbooks and an authority on Internet sports betting . He’s a well known and widely published expert sports handicapping theory, as well as stock market investing. He contributes to a number of online media outlets providing insight on how to bet on NFL football, soccer and boxing. Audiences Only Embraced Fantasia after Walt’s Death Chasen’s restaurant in old Hollywood was a legendary hangout where movie stars expected to dine-on barbecued chili-in peaceful, private booths without putting up with celebrity gawkers. There were occasional breaks in the silence. Jimmy Stewart’s bachelor party was thrown there, complete with diaper-clad midgets jumping out of cakes. Humphrey Bogart and Peter Lorre got drunk one night and stole the restaurant’s safe, carrying it out onto the street until they were caught. WC Fields once caused his girlfriend Carlotta Monti great anguish by dining at Chasen’s with another woman. She called up nearby Cedar Sinai Hospital and told them that the comedian was having a heart attack, resulting in an ambulance coming to fetch him in the middle of dinner. And in 1938 the conductor of the Philadelphia Orchestra [url=http://www.authenticpackersfootball.com/Black-Clay-Matthews-Packers-Jersey/... Matthews Jersey , the longhaired, flamboyant Leopold Stokowski, in town to carry on a discreet love affair with Greta Garbo, had his dinner interrupted by a note from a waiter saying that Walt Disney wanted to meet him. The cartoon maker and the Maestro were surprised that both were fans of each other. As always, Walt saw meetings with talent as an opportunity to push the creative envelope. In fifteen years of running his animation studio, Disney had used music to supplement gags and stories, now he wanted to reverse the formula. While recently attending a symphony at the Hollywood Bowl, he had been enthralled listening to The Sorcerer’s Apprentice by Paul Dukas. What if it were combined with a state of the art, twenty-minute animated cartoon? It could raise animation to a higher art form and introduce classical music to new audiences who had never appreciated it before. Stokowski loved the idea so much he volunteered to conduct it for free. He also suggested several other pieces that could be presented with animation as well [url=http://www.authenticpackersfootball.com/Green-Casey-Hayward-Packers-Jersey/... Hayward Jersey[/url] , giving birth to Fantasia (1940). Disney’s other reason to make Sorcerer was to save the career of Mickey Mouse. A superstitious man, who, like many in Hollywood, consulted fortunetellers, Walt felt that if Mickey died, his whole organization would go down with him. The problem was that Mickey like many stars was now type cast. He had gone from being mischievous to bland. It had gotten to the point where Walt would get letters of complaint every time the little guy would misbehave on the screen. He had been surpas
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