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Packers To Hit Roads For 'Tailgate Tour' July 11-14

MAKING STOPS IN MILWAUKEE, MADISON, LA CROSSE, WAUSAU AREAS; HARLAN, JONES, DRIVER, FRANKS, DAVIS TO SAY 'THANKS' IN PERSON

The Packers Thursday announced plans for the 'Green Bay Packers Tailgate Tour,' a four-day, four-city bus trip to take place July 11-14, designed for the team to literally reach out across the state and thank fans in person for their enduring and enthusiastic support of the club through the years.

The event, the first of its kind for the team, will include Chairman Bob Harlan, President John Jones and players Donald Driver, Bubba Franks and Rob Davis. The tour will take place aboard a customized motor coach emblazoned with the logo "Green Bay Packers Tailgate Tour" and the phrase "Touching Down in Your Community." The tour will make stops in Milwaukee (July 11) Madison (July 12), La Crosse (July 13) and Wausau (July 14).

The motor coach will make one scheduled stop during the day at a site to be determined in each city. At the visit, tour members will have the opportunity to interact with fans and deliver the message of "thanks." In addition to the planned stops, surprise stops will be made as the schedule allows.

Culminating the day's activities during the 'Tailgate Tour' will be an evening tailgate party in each city from 5:30 to 8 p.m., with a flavor of famous Lambeau Field tailgating, hosted by a local non-profit organization. The parties will feature food and mingling with the Packers representatives. At each tailgate party a football autographed by each tour member will be given away as a door prize. Tailgate party tickets will cost $20, with proceeds to benefit the hosting organization.

"We're excited about this new fan initiative for the team," said Harlan. "The Packers have enjoyed such wonderful support from our fans across the state and this is an opportunity for members of our organization and some of our players to go out and see many fans in person and say, 'Thanks.' "

Added Jones: "For so many years we've enjoyed fans coming to Lambeau Field and supporting the team and now we'll have the opportunity to visit them and show our appreciation. This will be a great addition to our community outreach efforts and being able to raise money in the process for some fine organizations is a nice benefit."
http://www.packers.com/news/stories/2006/06/01/1/
 
What a joke. The only reason they're doing this is because they know when Brett bolts, so will most of the fans.

It's a pitiful cry for help. "Please root for us! We know we suck, but PLEEEAAASSEEE root for us!"

 
That is too cool. I could give a rats rear end what their underlying motives (if any) are, I wish more organizations would do that.

Packers showing the rest of the NFL teams how it's done. :thumbup:

 
What a joke. The only reason they're doing this is because they know when Brett bolts, so will most of the fans.

It's a pitiful cry for help. "Please root for us! We know we suck, but PLEEEAAASSEEE root for us!"
You don't understand Packer fans do you?
 
What a joke. The only reason they're doing this is because they know when Brett bolts, so will most of the fans.

It's a pitiful cry for help. "Please root for us! We know we suck, but PLEEEAAASSEEE root for us!"
You don't understand Packer fans do you?
Apparently not, the stadium has been sold out since 1960. The fans aren't going anywhere.
 
Will Brett Favre be on the bus?
Brett is still considering whether he will be on the bus or not. He needs more time.Najeh Davenport will be on the bus. He will need to make rest stops in every city. However, he is planning to leave a present for faithful Packer fans.

 
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- tickets for a lot of NFL game can be purchased 1 hour prior to game time

- some teams sell out an occasional game or two

- a few teams even sell out most games, during most seasons like the chiefs and redskins

...and then there is the green bay packer fan base :bow:

oh yeah, don't forget :banned:

 
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What a joke. The only reason they're doing this is because they know when Brett bolts, so will most of the fans.

It's a pitiful cry for help. "Please root for us! We know we suck, but PLEEEAAASSEEE root for us!"
Idiot of the week! :rolleyes:
 
That is too cool. I could give a rats rear end what their underlying motives (if any) are, I wish more organizations would do that.

Packers showing the rest of the NFL teams how it's done. :thumbup:
Packers showing teams how it's done?I agree that it is a very cool thing for them to do, but The Saints have done this for a few years now. They load up a bunch of players and travel all around the Gulf South signing autographs and meeting with fans.

 
What a joke. The only reason they're doing this is because they know when Brett bolts, so will most of the fans.

It's a pitiful cry for help. "Please root for us! We know we suck, but PLEEEAAASSEEE root for us!"
:rolleyes: Another clueless Packer hater.

 
That is too cool. I could give a rats rear end what their underlying motives (if any) are, I wish more organizations would do that.

Packers showing the rest of the NFL teams how it's done. :thumbup:
Packers showing teams how it's done?I agree that it is a very cool thing for them to do, but The Saints have done this for a few years now. They load up a bunch of players and travel all around the Gulf South signing autographs and meeting with fans.
Ok, Packers and Saints....Git 'er Done! :thumbup:
 
That is too cool. I could give a rats rear end what their underlying motives (if any) are, I wish more organizations would do that.

Packers showing the rest of the NFL teams how it's done. :thumbup:
Packers showing teams how it's done?I agree that it is a very cool thing for them to do, but The Saints have done this for a few years now. They load up a bunch of players and travel all around the Gulf South signing autographs and meeting with fans.
:goodposting:
 
There you have it. The Packers win the award for the most shameless copycats in the NFL.

Nothing original coming out of Titletown, dats fer chure.

 
What a joke. The only reason they're doing this is because they know when Brett bolts, so will most of the fans.

It's a pitiful cry for help. "Please root for us! We know we suck, but PLEEEAAASSEEE root for us!"
:lmao: :lmao: :lmao:
 
There you have it. The Packers win the award for the most shameless copycats in the NFL.

Nothing original coming out of Titletown, dats fer chure.
Really? Go ask the 50,000 that attend the intersquad scrimmage each year. Or the countless number of people that travel to Lambeau Field during the offseason to see the Hall of Fame, tour the stadium and the new Atrium they built. Not to mention the parties, wedding receptions, meetings and other activities they hold year round there.
 
There you have it. The Packers win the award for the most shameless copycats in the NFL.

Nothing original coming out of Titletown, dats fer chure.
I hope you didn't think that I was being critical of GB, or minimizing what they are doing. I was just saying that this is not something new to the NFL. I don't think there is anything shameless about this at all. In fact, I like GB as a city and as a team.
 
they know when Brett bolts, so will most of the fans.
I guess I dreamt all those games I went to in the 80's... :confused:
Oh man, one of the most painful decades in my life. :(
All those "sold out" games with half the bleachers empty every weekend. Great loyalty for holding on to their tickets, but the fans didn't come out to games like they did once team starting winning. It wasn't like 65,000 diehards every week for 10 years. They were as fair weather as any other town with a pathetic team for so many years.
 
they know when Brett bolts, so will most of the fans.
I guess I dreamt all those games I went to in the 80's... :confused:
Oh man, one of the most painful decades in my life. :(
All those "sold out" games with half the bleachers empty every weekend. Great loyalty for holding on to their tickets, but the fans didn't come out to games like they did once team starting winning. It wasn't like 65,000 diehards every week for 10 years. They were as fair weather as any other town with a pathetic team for so many years.
WRONG!!!! WRONG AND WRONG!!!!The only time Lambeau or Milwaukee County Stadium wasn't filled during those times were a few bad weather games including the game against Tampa Bay in 1985 when GB was in the middle of a massive blizzard.

 
they know when Brett bolts, so will most of the fans.
I guess I dreamt all those games I went to in the 80's... :confused:
Oh man, one of the most painful decades in my life. :(
All those "sold out" games with half the bleachers empty every weekend. Great loyalty for holding on to their tickets, but the fans didn't come out to games like they did once team starting winning. It wasn't like 65,000 diehards every week for 10 years. They were as fair weather as any other town with a pathetic team for so many years.
WRONG!!!! WRONG AND WRONG!!!!The only time Lambeau or Milwaukee County Stadium wasn't filled during those times were a few bad weather games including the game against Tampa Bay in 1985 when GB was in the middle of a massive blizzard.
That's funny--according to this article, from PACKER NEWS no less, it's never filled. :no: http://www.packersnews.com/topics/lambeau/..._12560546.shtml

Just like the above post said--a sellout is NEVER actually a sellout, no matter who the team is.

Typical Green Bay faithful...always looking through Green and Gold glasses. :rolleyes:

 
Typical Green Bay faithful...always looking through Green and Gold glasses. :rolleyes:
:rolleyes:
capacity has averaged 98 percent in years past, two percentage points above what the renovated stadium is averaging after four games....Although the stadium is indeed sold out on a season-ticket basis, that doesn’t mean every available ticket is snapped up 100 percent of the time. For Lambeau to fill to capacity, fans would have to purchase all 712 additional tickets available in the private boxes and all of the stadium’s 733 disabled seats.
100% season tickets sold98% of total capacity filledin a city of 100,000 that has brutal weather :football:
 
Typical Green Bay faithful...always looking through Green and Gold glasses.  :rolleyes:
:rolleyes:
capacity has averaged 98 percent in years past, two percentage points above what the renovated stadium is averaging after four games.

...

Although the stadium is indeed sold out on a season-ticket basis, that doesn’t mean every available ticket is snapped up 100 percent of the time. For Lambeau to fill to capacity, fans would have to purchase all 712 additional tickets available in the private boxes and all of the stadium’s 733 disabled seats.
100% season tickets sold98% of total capacity filled

in a city of 100,000 that has brutal weather :football:
Dude, that's because there's nothing else to do up there. :yawn: Except drink. :banned:

 
What a joke. The only reason they're doing this is because they know when Brett bolts, so will most of the fans.

It's a pitiful cry for help. "Please root for us! We know we suck, but PLEEEAAASSEEE root for us!"
You don't understand Packer fans do you?
As someone who lived in Wisconsin when the Cowboys were winning titles, yes, the Pack fans will flock to someone else. I was always amazed how many Cowboy jackets there were. I'm not saying they don't have a loyal base to sell out their games and such but much of Wisconsin is fair weather fans. Always enjoyed them cheering for the Twins too since the Brewers were doing nothing.

 
Will they be wearing helmets on this bus???

Because between the short bus and the guys with helmets they might get mistaken for the special Olympics!!! Then again it could be true!!!

:loco: :loco: :loco:

 
they know when Brett bolts, so will most of the fans.
I guess I dreamt all those games I went to in the 80's... :confused:
Oh man, one of the most painful decades in my life. :(
All those "sold out" games with half the bleachers empty every weekend. Great loyalty for holding on to their tickets, but the fans didn't come out to games like they did once team starting winning. It wasn't like 65,000 diehards every week for 10 years. They were as fair weather as any other town with a pathetic team for so many years.
WRONG!!!! WRONG AND WRONG!!!!The only time Lambeau or Milwaukee County Stadium wasn't filled during those times were a few bad weather games including the game against Tampa Bay in 1985 when GB was in the middle of a massive blizzard.
That's funny--according to this article, from PACKER NEWS no less, it's never filled. :no: http://www.packersnews.com/topics/lambeau/..._12560546.shtml

Just like the above post said--a sellout is NEVER actually a sellout, no matter who the team is.

Typical Green Bay faithful...always looking through Green and Gold glasses. :rolleyes:
WRONG AGAIN! Typical Green Bay hater with no facts. The previous thread referred to Lambeau being half empty. That has never been the case and not even close. Yes, you can bring semantics in about a true sellout but that is much different to some clown stating the stands were half empty or another clown trying to support him. Anyone that was to Lambeau Field or County Stadium during those times can back that up. You haters really need to get a life because your posts are pathetic.You're an idiot to post that link to even try and rip on me in this thread. Did you even see the results of how many tickets were sold? Or the fact it didn't even mention the 1980's in which much of this was referring to?

:rolleyes: :rolleyes: :rolleyes:

 
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What a joke. The only reason they're doing this is because they know when Brett bolts, so will most of the fans.

It's a pitiful cry for help. "Please root for us! We know we suck, but PLEEEAAASSEEE root for us!"
You don't understand Packer fans do you?
As someone who lived in Wisconsin when the Cowboys were winning titles, yes, the Pack fans will flock to someone else. I was always amazed how many Cowboy jackets there were. I'm not saying they don't have a loyal base to sell out their games and such but much of Wisconsin is fair weather fans. Always enjoyed them cheering for the Twins too since the Brewers were doing nothing.
Really? When did you live in Wisconsin?
 
What a joke. The only reason they're doing this is because they know when Brett bolts, so will most of the fans.

It's a pitiful cry for help. "Please root for us! We know we suck, but PLEEEAAASSEEE root for us!"
You don't understand Packer fans do you?
As someone who lived in Wisconsin when the Cowboys were winning titles, yes, the Pack fans will flock to someone else. I was always amazed how many Cowboy jackets there were. I'm not saying they don't have a loyal base to sell out their games and such but much of Wisconsin is fair weather fans. Always enjoyed them cheering for the Twins too since the Brewers were doing nothing.
Really? When did you live in Wisconsin?
LOL was thinking the same thing, and where in Wisconsin did you live?
 
they know when Brett bolts, so will most of the fans.
I guess I dreamt all those games I went to in the 80's... :confused:
Oh man, one of the most painful decades in my life. :(
All those "sold out" games with half the bleachers empty every weekend. Great loyalty for holding on to their tickets, but the fans didn't come out to games like they did once team starting winning. It wasn't like 65,000 diehards every week for 10 years. They were as fair weather as any other town with a pathetic team for so many years.
:hophead: You obviously have no clue. Sold out in Green Bay or Milwaukee meant sold out. I went to many many games as my dad had season tickets. Never ever were there any open seats.

Go fish somewhere else tool.

 
they know when Brett bolts, so will most of the fans.
I guess I dreamt all those games I went to in the 80's... :confused:
Oh man, one of the most painful decades in my life. :(
All those "sold out" games with half the bleachers empty every weekend. Great loyalty for holding on to their tickets, but the fans didn't come out to games like they did once team starting winning. It wasn't like 65,000 diehards every week for 10 years. They were as fair weather as any other town with a pathetic team for so many years.
WRONG!!!! WRONG AND WRONG!!!!The only time Lambeau or Milwaukee County Stadium wasn't filled during those times were a few bad weather games including the game against Tampa Bay in 1985 when GB was in the middle of a massive blizzard.
That's funny--according to this article, from PACKER NEWS no less, it's never filled. :no: http://www.packersnews.com/topics/lambeau/..._12560546.shtml

Just like the above post said--a sellout is NEVER actually a sellout, no matter who the team is.

Typical Green Bay faithful...always looking through Green and Gold glasses. :rolleyes:
Did you even bother to read that article???Obviously not.

Keep fishing though.

 
What a joke. The only reason they're doing this is because they know when Brett bolts, so will most of the fans.

It's a pitiful cry for help. "Please root for us! We know we suck, but PLEEEAAASSEEE root for us!"
You don't understand Packer fans do you?
As someone who lived in Wisconsin when the Cowboys were winning titles, yes, the Pack fans will flock to someone else. I was always amazed how many Cowboy jackets there were. I'm not saying they don't have a loyal base to sell out their games and such but much of Wisconsin is fair weather fans. Always enjoyed them cheering for the Twins too since the Brewers were doing nothing.
Really? When did you live in Wisconsin?
LOL was thinking the same thing, and where in Wisconsin did you live?
:crickets:
 
Wow, you guys are easy. Just push the button a tiny bit and BAM! :boxing:

Nah, I'm just trying to raise your blood pressure a little. I know the Pack backers are a faithful bunch. You stand behind your boys through thick and thin. That's admirable (and rare) these days.

Nothing personal. Just razzing the cheese heads. :P And if there's an empty seat in Lambeau on game day, it's because the guy is visiting the head and grabbing beers for the rest of the row. :banned:

Tell ya' what REALLY gets me (and someone touched on this before) is the fair weather fans. You know the ones--they jump on whatever bandwagon's fashionable at the time. Bears in the 80s, then the Niners, then the Cowboys, then Packers, Rams, Pats...their closets are so full of old dusty jerseys it looks like the friggin' Hall of Fame. But as soon as a team starts heading south, they bail. And the worst thing is...they usually don't know SQUAT about football.

Growing up in Illinois I saw this first hand. When the 85 Bears hit, everyone and their dog had a Fridge jersey, MacMahon sunglasses, and the Super Bowl Shuffle on a 45. It was soooooo fashionable and cool to be a Bears fan. But as soon as the Bears slid and the Niners rose, these same people were chucking the Blue and Orange for Montana and Rice jerseys. WHOOO LOOK AT ME! I LIKE THE NINERS! THEY'RE GOOD!

Losers. :rant: Get a life--or better yet, a team.

 
Wow, you guys are easy. Just push the button a tiny bit and BAM! :boxing:

Nah, I'm just trying to raise your blood pressure a little. I know the Pack backers are a faithful bunch. You stand behind your boys through thick and thin. That's admirable (and rare) these days.

Nothing personal. Just razzing the cheese heads. :P And if there's an empty seat in Lambeau on game day, it's because the guy is visiting the head and grabbing beers for the rest of the row. :banned:

Tell ya' what REALLY gets me (and someone touched on this before) is the fair weather fans. You know the ones--they jump on whatever bandwagon's fashionable at the time. Bears in the 80s, then the Niners, then the Cowboys, then Packers, Rams, Pats...their closets are so full of old dusty jerseys it looks like the friggin' Hall of Fame. But as soon as a team starts heading south, they bail. And the worst thing is...they usually don't know SQUAT about football.

Growing up in Illinois I saw this first hand. When the 85 Bears hit, everyone and their dog had a Fridge jersey, MacMahon sunglasses, and the Super Bowl Shuffle on a 45. It was soooooo fashionable and cool to be a Bears fan. But as soon as the Bears slid and the Niners rose, these same people were chucking the Blue and Orange for Montana and Rice jerseys. WHOOO LOOK AT ME! I LIKE THE NINERS! THEY'RE GOOD!

Losers. :rant: Get a life--or better yet, a team.
But you fail to realize that Packer fans have never been compared to "fair weather" fans. Now move on to the next seminar on Packer hating because you will need it.

 
Wow, you guys are easy. Just push the button a tiny bit and BAM! :boxing:

Nah, I'm just trying to raise your blood pressure a little. I know the Pack backers are a faithful bunch. You stand behind your boys through thick and thin. That's admirable (and rare) these days.

Nothing personal. Just razzing the cheese heads. :P And if there's an empty seat in Lambeau on game day, it's because the guy is visiting the head and grabbing beers for the rest of the row. :banned:

Tell ya' what REALLY gets me (and someone touched on this before) is the fair weather fans. You know the ones--they jump on whatever bandwagon's fashionable at the time. Bears in the 80s, then the Niners, then the Cowboys, then Packers, Rams, Pats...their closets are so full of old dusty jerseys it looks like the friggin' Hall of Fame. But as soon as a team starts heading south, they bail. And the worst thing is...they usually don't know SQUAT about football.

Growing up in Illinois I saw this first hand. When the 85 Bears hit, everyone and their dog had a Fridge jersey, MacMahon sunglasses, and the Super Bowl Shuffle on a 45. It was soooooo fashionable and cool to be a Bears fan. But as soon as the Bears slid and the Niners rose, these same people were chucking the Blue and Orange for Montana and Rice jerseys. WHOOO LOOK AT ME! I LIKE THE NINERS! THEY'RE GOOD!

Losers. :rant: Get a life--or better yet, a team.
no, we will not allow you to be an honorary pack attack fan...thanks for your application but it has, sadly, been denied :cry:
 
But you fail to realize that Packer fans have never been compared to "fair weather" fans.

Now move on to the next seminar on Packer hating because you will need it.
Didn't say all Packer fans were fair weather, just a rant on fair weather fans in general. But every team has their share...there's no denying that. :yes:

 
What a joke. The only reason they're doing this is because they know when Brett bolts, so will most of the fans.

It's a pitiful cry for help. "Please root for us! We know we suck, but PLEEEAAASSEEE root for us!"
:lmao: You have no clue, do you?

I owed half the Green-and-Gold packet in the 70s when GB sucked badly. They sold out every game and it was a very tough ticket.

The same thing happened in Madison in the 70s when UW sucked badly also - they filled the stadium every game.

The Packers will have no trouble filling the stadium regardless of whom is QB in the next 5 years. People in WIS bleed Green and Gold.

 
As someone who lived in Wisconsin when the Cowboys were winning titles, yes, the Pack fans will flock to someone else. I was always amazed how many Cowboy jackets there were.

I'm not saying they don't have a loyal base to sell out their games and such but much of Wisconsin is fair weather fans. Always enjoyed them cheering for the Twins too since the Brewers were doing nothing.
:lmao: Thanks for providing a laugh, even though you had no clue how funny your comments are.

 
no, we will not allow you to be an honorary pack attack fan...thanks for your application but it has, sadly, been denied  :cry:
Never said I wanted to be a fan. Whatever, dude. :rolleyes:
Looks like you were :own3d: in this thread. :lmao:
Oh GOLLY! Whatever will I DO???? :rolleyes: Like someone once said, "Having an argument on the internet is like running a race in the Special Olympics. Even if you win, you're still ########."

Enjoy. :lmao:

 
no, we will not allow you to be an honorary pack attack fan...thanks for your application but it has, sadly, been denied  :cry:
Never said I wanted to be a fan. Whatever, dude. :rolleyes:
Looks like you were :own3d: in this thread. :lmao:
Oh GOLLY! Whatever will I DO???? :rolleyes: Like someone once said, "Having an argument on the internet is like running a race in the Special Olympics. Even if you win, you're still ########."

Enjoy. :lmao:
:lmao: :lmao: :lmao: What's your next retort?

Your Mother wears army boots?

My Dad can beat up your Dad?

I'm taking my ball & going home!?

Classic!

 

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