Tom Osborne made it but Coach Bryant did not. I should be shocked, but I'm not. PO'd but not shocked.
Some good ones along with some crap
Some good ones along with some crap
| FTBL Top "Farewells" in sports
- Thread starter shipley00
- Start date
I'll admit that Brett Favre had a fantastic career and can be listed with the all-time best, but I'm sorry, that drama was so over the top, I had to laugh out loud. Stone up there, Brett. Football is going to survive without you and you'll figure out a way to survive without football.
Oh, and special thanks to ESPN for showing the entire thing over and over again.
Jeez. :roll:
Oh, and special thanks to ESPN for showing the entire thing over and over again.
Jeez. :roll:
G
Guest
Guest
reger60 said:
I knew there was another reason not to watch ESPN. lol I have not even been on an espn channel since he announced..
i somehow dont like seeing that lance armstrong move again
ray bourque got me really close to tears, was one of my favourite sports moments ever.
Messier , that moment wasnt to long ago, love him and hell always be an Oiler
omg Wayne, moving moment of a kind
Jimmy V , what a speech that he held there , one of the best i ever heared
ray bourque got me really close to tears, was one of my favourite sports moments ever.
Messier , that moment wasnt to long ago, love him and hell always be an Oiler
omg Wayne, moving moment of a kind
Jimmy V , what a speech that he held there , one of the best i ever heared
G
Guest
Guest
Rulon Gardner's farewell is one of the coolest things IMO. I was quite tempted to take off my wrestling shoes and leave them in the middle of the mat at my last wrestling match as a Senior, but decided it wouldn't fare very well at a tournament that was trying to keep moving.
G
Guest
Guest
reger60 said:
I agree...ridiculous.
What he's done for the game of football speaks for itself.
This is one time where I thought the overplaying of something was very well deserved. All this Barry Bonds, Roger Clemens, Mark McGwire, Sammy Sosa, etc. horse crap is run into the ground, and then we get something positive played quite a bit and people complain? Come on.
A gentleman of the game, and one of the last guys who wore his heart on his sleeve and truly played because he loved the game. One of the league's most beloved players - OF COURSE they are going to play his retirement speech quite a bit. I'm starting to think a lot of people just bash ESPN to say that they are bashing ESPN because it's the in thing to do.
Then again, I'm biased...
PS - Football might survive without Bret Favre, but I'm not so sure about without Brett Favre.
This is one time where I thought the overplaying of something was very well deserved. All this Barry Bonds, Roger Clemens, Mark McGwire, Sammy Sosa, etc. horse crap is run into the ground, and then we get something positive played quite a bit and people complain? Come on.
A gentleman of the game, and one of the last guys who wore his heart on his sleeve and truly played because he loved the game. One of the league's most beloved players - OF COURSE they are going to play his retirement speech quite a bit. I'm starting to think a lot of people just bash ESPN to say that they are bashing ESPN because it's the in thing to do.
Then again, I'm biased...
PS - Football might survive without Bret Favre, but I'm not so sure about without Brett Favre.
