Comments on: Marcellus Wiley Has Words for Fran Tarkenton

By: Emelina Pieretti

Emelina Pieretti — Mon, 01 Feb 2010 05:58:54 +0000

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By: Mike

Mike — Thu, 26 Nov 2009 14:13:12 +0000

Marcellus Wiley is not even mentionable. Stop talking about him…he is irrelevant.

Wiley………..is just trying to keep a job. HE SUCKS in everyway.

Leave Fran alone, his accomplishments will do the talking.

By: Mike

Mike — Sat, 30 May 2009 16:42:10 +0000

I caught that article and complained that Dan Patrick didn’t cite his source. (BTW he looked bad as a mustached cop in some movie) There have been no public statements to that effect. I also said in my post that ESPN’s John Clayton said that the Vikings will give Favre until training camp to pop the tendon.

By: davedallasfan

davedallasfan — Sat, 30 May 2009 16:28:44 +0000

have you guys seen the article that vikings gab wrote about farve having one week or so to decide???? good article.

By: davedallasfan

davedallasfan — Sat, 30 May 2009 16:25:41 +0000

hey mike thats not a bad idea about the reality show about retired atheletes. hell, i’d watch that. that would be a hell of a lot better than flavor flav shit……hahahahahahha, funny damn it.

By: Mike

Mike — Sat, 30 May 2009 14:27:10 +0000

Grumpy old Fran will now be remembered as he who trashed Brett Favre before he went on to win the super bowl with the Vikings. If he would have just kept his mouth shut, he would have remembered much more sympathetically for his 3 super bowl losses. I hope the money he gets from his book deal (from people that buy his rag like Danzinski) was worth it. What is next, a reality show where old athletes trash each other? Capitalist pig.

By: davedallasfan

davedallasfan — Sat, 30 May 2009 14:08:37 +0000

well i really hope farve succeeds too. i don’t want to see him go out this way. thats the problem with great athelete legends. they keep trying and end up tarnishing their great acomplishments. i was devestated when roger staubach hung it up in 80. i think he could have played a few more years? but the thing i will always have is he went out at the top, and in my opinion is still the greatest comeback qb ever, including elway. i love this game. i admire brett farve. i love his tenasity. i’ve always hated both farve and fran, till they’re gone. then you know what’s gone and you miss em. my best to farve, whatever he chooses to do. and my admiration will always be there for “franny” the great littleman of football. jim kelly lost 4 in a row. think about it, 4 in a frickin row….wow!!!! but look what it took to get there 4 straight times!!!! kelly will always be one of the greatest ever, and he never won one. marino….the name speaks for it’s self. elway lost 3. staubach lost 2. unitas was injured and never really got to play in 2…….hey nothing will ever take the greatness away from fran loosing 3 superbowls…….he was the man that got them to 3.

By: Mike

Mike — Sat, 30 May 2009 13:23:57 +0000

Sorry Dallas Dave, but Favre, 39, has the same inury that Elway did just before he popped it and went on to win 2 super bowls, the second at age 38. Favre has every right to play football without Fran, his so called fraternity brother, wishing him to fail. I hope Favre erases Fran’s forgettable superbowl losing career, his book fails, his Personal Power tapes are scoffed at, all of his businesses go bankrupt, the IRS gets him for tax evasion, and he spends the rest of his miserable life in the slammer as a grumpy old man. F***Y**Fran, you damn the pot calling the kettle black.

By: davedallasfan

davedallasfan — Sat, 30 May 2009 13:04:18 +0000

guys the best way for me to sum this farve situation up is an old saying my grampa told me; “don’t judge a man till you walk a mile in his shoes; you can’t so don’t judge him”. fran has walked a mile in farves shoes. he maybe one of the only people that has the right to judge farve at all. he’s just like him. fran played along time because he was realativly injury free, till he broke that tibula in his leg. at his age it was very difficult for him to come back from it because it hampered the one thing he did best, scramble. farve is in the same boat, the injury is going to hamper his big gun arm, and his age slows down the heal. grumpy old men the movie is a classic example that grumpy old men don’t like to admit that they were wrong to try to do something, SO they blame, and jump on someone else making the same mistake they made……..do you see my point. ???? fran should have hung it up earlier in his career, he knew it, and knows it today. he was an ironman and thought he could do it. he could’nt. farve’s an ironman, maybe the greatest ever, but sooner or later iron breaks down. who’s ironman records did farve break—FRAN”S. do you see the anomosity? he’s a packer, frans old school vike. there’s hate there boys, but fran does deserve to critisize farve, he’s walked in his shoes…..thats all i’m tryin to say, and thats why i’m backin fran. i’ve been raised by my old man, my gramps, and 2 damn stubborn uncles. there were and are all headstrong, grumpy old men. they don’t mean to, they just get pissed when they see me and my brother make the same mistakes they do. fran and farve are bros. whether they like it or not. it’s a “fraternaty” and we’ve never walked in their shoes. fran ain’t gonna take it back, he feels justified, right or wrong. i’d say out of respect, let the old guy have his way. it’s always worked for me.

By: Mike

Mike — Sat, 30 May 2009 02:31:31 +0000

NFL.com reporter Randy Moss of Mpls is reporting the local media has dug up some of Fran’s old quotes that show he was every bit of the me QB that he is accusing Brett Favre of. Like I said in the my first post, the pot calling the kettle black.