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I still have some love for the old man.

I really wish the crowd hadn't booed him walking off the field. I can understand them booing him when he came out, but come on. It's the man's last game at Lambeau. Give him some love when he's walking off.

I almost got emotional watching him talking to the players for the Packers. Especially when Donald Lee ran him down.

I just hope that when it's all said and done, Brett Favre is loved and remembered as a Green Bay Packer.

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TY Kev

I do admit it was odd seeing him walk off like that..

Maybe if I was in that part of the stadium, I would have cheered.. I dont know..

I wonder how many of those fans regret booing him? I'm betting a lot of those fans were just ecstatic that the Packers finally won a close game and it happened to be against Brett who torched us twice last year.

I'd say quite a few of them wish they could do that over.


Edit, I just watched it again, for a second and third time. You know, there's an awful lot of cheering going on there. I heard more cheering than booing.

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There is both......and i can understand both views.

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Being on the other then of stadium I heard booing...Wasnt sure what it was all about

Cheer the man later, when he retires as a Packer. At that moment, he was a division rival that could have drastically hurt the Packer's chances at the playoffs, and almost did.

I'm not saying I would boo him necessarily, but I can certainly understand why one wouldn't cheer him. Time will mend things.

Also, a lot of people have lost respect for him. When a player is / was of the status of Favre, emotions run high on both sides of the coin, both good and bad. It doesn't really matter if it's fair or not. Life often isn't.

The best thing for Favre and Packer fans would be for him to just go away for awhile. But at this point, he is what he is, a talented division rival and defending NFC North Champion.

I would not have booed him, but I definately would not have clapped or cheered. As long as he wears that Purple uniform, he is the enemy, and should be treated as suck.

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I felt the same way. I understand and agree with booing as he comes out, but as he leaves? I don't get it.

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It is nice to see so many of you using Christian values and turning the other cheek.

"When a man faces you he is the enemy, the enemy deserves no mercy. We do not train to merciful here." The Karate Kid

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