“I feel it’s my due diligence to protect this house”, he said. “I just want my sign back”.
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Steve Milburn, the owner of UPS Store 2974 in Fayetteville, has made a new banner for longtime Green Bay Packers fan Mike Dobs.
It’s Dobs’ understanding that the banner was destroyed. When the Packers came to town, Cam Newton and his Panthers were determined to show them whose boss, and that started before the opening kick off. “We know who we are as a defense, as an offense, and we don’t worry about what everybody else has to say and what they rank us and this that and the other, because in this locker room, we think we are the best team whenever we line up”. “Instead he ripped the banner out of our hands”. We were shocked. When Cam ran up, we thought he was going to talk to us, or even sign our banner. Dobs is retired Army, but works at Fort Bragg, running the site’s Green Beret operations course.
“When Cam did not return with my banner, I contacted the stadium police”.
“I was shocked”, said Dobs.
“If there’s 70 plays, we can’t allow them to play all 70”, Rivera said.
Newton has been honored as NFC Offensive Player of the Week four times in his career, more than anyone in Carolina franchise history.
McCarthy says the team will continue to use both backs. “So we had to have that win and taking that banner down rallied our team”.
“We make it tough, I don’t know why”, Panthers tight end Greg Olsen said.
“I was passing. The sign was dangling”. “Am I going to be on the big screen or am I going to be on TV?”
Lacy’s difficulties this season have caused much consternation throughout Wisconsin, especially during the Packers’ two-game losing skid. “You’re not about to sell a (Burger King) “Whopper” in a McDonalds”.
Yes, the Panthers took care of their business against the Packers on Sunday – but it wasn’t really in great taste, all the way around. “They’re just not having as good of a year this year”, said Wayne.
They brought along an 8-Foot Green Bay Packers banner. “It’s a respect thing”, Newton said after the game. He said he was told the organization would somehow compensate him. “Lord knows, we haven’t won a game in a while”, the Packers head coach said on Monday, a day after the Packers lost in Carolina, 37-29.
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