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Published - Wednesday, July 16, 2008

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Rally held to pressure Packers to reinstate Favre

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GREEN BAY — About 200 people rallied outside Lambeau Field today to pressure the Packers into reinstating Brett Favre as starting quarterback.

The crowd — many wearing No. 4 jerseys — chanted, ``We want Brett'' and carried signs reading, ``Favre for President.''

Adam and Erick Rolfson organized the rally and plan to hold another Monday night in the Milwaukee area as well as every Sunday until the team reinstates Favre.

They have started a Web site, www.bringbackbrettfavre.com, where fans can vote on what the Packers should do.

General Manager Ted Thompson says Favre can rejoin the team from retirement but would have to be a backup. Favre wants an unconditional release from his contract, something Thompson says he won't allow.
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Get over it wrote on Jul 18, 2008 9:08 PM:

" Favre was getting a little long the in tooth. Too many interceptions, bad passes that should have been completed... etc. Have a little self-respect, Brett and know when too quit. Your wealthy, healthy and you should be spending time with your family. Many of us could only dream of being that lucky. Your life isn't that bad, stop wining! "

wow wrote on Jul 15, 2008 3:27 PM:

" With 200 people there, that must have been ALL his fans. "


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