Fri May 30, 2008 4:29 pm EDT

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The Green Bay Packers took away the Favre nameplate from Brett Favre's locker and replaced it with a standard 'Packers' nameplate. The Packers had initially planned to keep the locker with Favre's name until further plans, but pulled it this week, coincidentally as the locker drew national coverage. Apparently the team is now considering giving the locker to Favre as a gift.
"I think it's been totally blown out of proportion. It's frankly an excellent idea that Ted Thompson and the organization had as far as a gift on a personal note to Brett. It's been discussed with Brett, and we can talk about it at a later date. But its really a construction concern, is the reason why the locker hasn't been taken out of there. So there's nothing more to it. A lot has been made of it.
Ted, at the board of directors meeting yesterday, talked about the Brett locker situation and told them the plans that he had had as far as what he was going to do with the locker and they gave him a standing ovation. It's a classy move and something that definitely reflects how the Green Bay Packers do business and how they appreciate what Brett Favre has done in his career."
Source: Journal-Sentinel
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go packers!
and brett!
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Not Favres Garage!
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Shed a tear of cheese and hope for Rodgers!
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Authorities are already describing the fire, which was reported today at 5 a.m., as "suspicious" due to the intensity of the blaze, and an arson investigation squad has been called to the sooty scene to sniff out any potential materials used to jump-start the flames.
"I would say there is a stronga strong, strongpossibility that it is suspicious," Dix Hills Fire Department Chief Larry Feld told Newsday. "The volume of the fire...It was engulfed."
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"Arlen Specter, the Senator from Pa. has told NPR News that his investigation into the Spygate scandal
will continue relentlessly even after all efforts to have NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell cooperate have failed."
Quit wasting taxpayers money pursuing legal actions on athletics. Put the money toward people who need the money... not chasing after the wealthy to make them feel "disgraced" while they sit in the hot tubs of their multi-million dollar homes....
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