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What is with Brett Farve? Brett Farve:
"I'm an emotional guy, and I'm sure people are tired of seeing me get emotional. People would probably say, 'Oh, here he goes again.' I think it would just better for me to just thank the Jets, and I sincerely mean that. It was well worth what I invested. But I'm going to just quietly step away if that's what happens". | |
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"Quietly step away. . ."  Yeah, right.  | |
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He's a drama queen and I don't respect him any more. | |
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Better question... What is it with these SUPER Star athletes who just can't walk away with a prime record. I'll only point out Joe Montana playing for the Chiefs, Jerry Rice and the Seahawks, and now Brett Favre and the Jets as examples.
All stellar careers only to be seriously muddled in the end by an overreaching desire to play...  A working class Hero is something to be ~ Lennon |
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RenHoek said: Better question... What is it with these SUPER Star athletes who just can't walk away with a prime record. I'll only point out Joe Montana playing for the Chiefs, Jerry Rice and the Seahawks, and now Brett Favre and the Jets as examples.
All stellar careers only to be seriously muddled in the end by an overreaching desire to play... Jordan in Washington..... | |
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Graycap23 said: RenHoek said: Better question... What is it with these SUPER Star athletes who just can't walk away with a prime record. I'll only point out Joe Montana playing for the Chiefs, Jerry Rice and the Seahawks, and now Brett Favre and the Jets as examples.
All stellar careers only to be seriously muddled in the end by an overreaching desire to play... Jordan in Washington..... EX-FUCKIN'-ZACTLY!!!!! That was a travesty!!! A working class Hero is something to be ~ Lennon |
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Graycap23 said: RenHoek said: Better question... What is it with these SUPER Star athletes who just can't walk away with a prime record. I'll only point out Joe Montana playing for the Chiefs, Jerry Rice and the Seahawks, and now Brett Favre and the Jets as examples.
All stellar careers only to be seriously muddled in the end by an overreaching desire to play... Jordan in Washington.....  Hot MESS. | |
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Damn Brett, just shut the fuck up and go back to Mississippi ride your damn tractor and spend your millions. If you're not doing the fucking, then you're taking one. | |
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Graycap23 said: RenHoek said: Better question... What is it with these SUPER Star athletes who just can't walk away with a prime record. I'll only point out Joe Montana playing for the Chiefs, Jerry Rice and the Seahawks, and now Brett Favre and the Jets as examples.
All stellar careers only to be seriously muddled in the end by an overreaching desire to play... Jordan in Washington..... These guys spent their whole lives telling themselves they were the best ever. It's not surprising that they won't accept a change in that fact unless it is proven to them by their play on the court. Look at it this way - almost EVERY great athlete hangs on "too long". They can't all be morons. There's just something about great athletes (or really, just about ALL pro athletes) that drives them to compete when we all can see they don't have it any more. | |
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RodeoSchro said: Graycap23 said: Jordan in Washington..... These guys spent their whole lives telling themselves they were the best ever. It's not surprising that they won't accept a change in that fact unless it is proven to them by their play on the court. Look at it this way - almost EVERY great athlete hangs on "too long". They can't all be morons. There's just something about great athletes (or really, just about ALL pro athletes) that drives them to compete when we all can see they don't have it any more. It's only natural. Giving up something that u love 2 do at the age of 39/40 years old is tough. | |
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Graycap23 said: RodeoSchro said: These guys spent their whole lives telling themselves they were the best ever. It's not surprising that they won't accept a change in that fact unless it is proven to them by their play on the court. Look at it this way - almost EVERY great athlete hangs on "too long". They can't all be morons. There's just something about great athletes (or really, just about ALL pro athletes) that drives them to compete when we all can see they don't have it any more. It's only natural. Giving up something that u love 2 do at the age of 39/40 years old is tough. Their ego has a lot to do with it and their addiction to the applause and adoration. | |
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RenHoek said: Better question... What is it with these SUPER Star athletes who just can't walk away with a prime record. I'll only point out Joe Montana playing for the Chiefs, Jerry Rice and the Seahawks, and now Brett Favre and the Jets as examples.
All stellar careers only to be seriously muddled in the end by an overreaching desire to play... Don't forget Jerry Rice and the Raiders as well |
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RenHoek said: Better question... What is it with these SUPER Star athletes who just can't walk away with a prime record. I'll only point out Joe Montana playing for the Chiefs, Jerry Rice and the Seahawks, and now Brett Favre and the Jets as examples.
All stellar careers only to be seriously muddled in the end by an overreaching desire to play... Because, for those athletes, the thirst to compete is overwhelming and won't ever be quenched, even well after they've retired. ALL great players in every sport possess that thirst. When you've been at the top of your game for so long, it's hard to walk away. Also, a lot of ot has to do with the spotlight. It's hard giving that up as well. nWo: bboy87 - Timmy84 - LittleBlueCorvette - MuthaFunka - phunkdaddy - Christopher
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kpowers said: RenHoek said: Better question... What is it with these SUPER Star athletes who just can't walk away with a prime record. I'll only point out Joe Montana playing for the Chiefs, Jerry Rice and the Seahawks, and now Brett Favre and the Jets as examples.
All stellar careers only to be seriously muddled in the end by an overreaching desire to play... Don't forget Jerry Rice and the Raiders as well But Rice was still productive with the Raiders. nWo: bboy87 - Timmy84 - LittleBlueCorvette - MuthaFunka - phunkdaddy - Christopher
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kpowers said: RenHoek said: Better question... What is it with these SUPER Star athletes who just can't walk away with a prime record. I'll only point out Joe Montana playing for the Chiefs, Jerry Rice and the Seahawks, and now Brett Favre and the Jets as examples.
All stellar careers only to be seriously muddled in the end by an overreaching desire to play... Don't forget Jerry Rice and the Raiders as well Yeah but what came first, it was Raiders then Seahawks wasn't it? I thought he did good with the Raiders for a bit... A working class Hero is something to be ~ Lennon |
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RenHoek said: kpowers said: Don't forget Jerry Rice and the Raiders as well Yeah but what came first, it was Raiders then Seahawks wasn't it? I thought he did good with the Raiders for a bit... Should have left as a 49'er |
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RodeoSchro said: Graycap23 said: Jordan in Washington..... These guys spent their whole lives telling themselves they were the best ever. It's not surprising that they won't accept a change in that fact unless it is proven to them by their play on the court. Look at it this way - almost EVERY great athlete hangs on "too long". They can't all be morons. There's just something about great athletes (or really, just about ALL pro athletes) that drives them to compete when we all can see they don't have it any more. It isn't just athletes. We don’t mourn artists because we knew them. We mourn them because they helped us know ourselves. | |
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Graycap23 said: RenHoek said: Better question... What is it with these SUPER Star athletes who just can't walk away with a prime record. I'll only point out Joe Montana playing for the Chiefs, Jerry Rice and the Seahawks, and now Brett Favre and the Jets as examples.
All stellar careers only to be seriously muddled in the end by an overreaching desire to play... Jordan in Washington..... I go contrary to most and say I liked watching even a less than perfect Jordan, but it hurt me to watch Magic struggle and get ejected from the game because he was upset that he sucked. My Legacy
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Graycap23 said: Brett Farve:
"I'm an emotional guy, and I'm sure people are tired of seeing me get emotional. People would probably say, 'Oh, here he goes again.' I think it would just better for me to just thank the Jets, and I sincerely mean that. It was well worth what I invested. But I'm going to just quietly step away if that's what happens". He's getting old and senile. Don't laugh at my funk
This funk is a serious joint | |
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These things must be hard for guys that have spent over half their lives doing what they love, making millions, and having millions of fans.
That being said, these images are just wrong: 
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RenHoek said: Better question... What is it with these SUPER Star athletes who just can't walk away with a prime record. I'll only point out Joe Montana playing for the Chiefs, Jerry Rice and the Seahawks, and now Brett Favre and the Jets as examples.
All stellar careers only to be seriously muddled in the end by an overreaching desire to play... I was thinking what you just said.... "that sting is pride fucking with you." That ego gets in the way all the time. | |
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