Well we've been bending over the Vikings to the tune of 5 in a row, so why not the Canucks. Afterall we are talking about the same group of Scandanavian folks are we not?

I'm not sure who you're arguing with. I think even those who purchased the stock acknowledge it's lack of monetary value. However, I believe those who purchased the stocks did so for different reasons. I've seen a few people fly off the handle on this and I'm not understanding where it's coming from. It sounds more like jealousy since their team can't do the same thing to help finance stadium improvements.

It just seems petty to run ones mouth over something like this, primarily because no one is pounding their chest saying they own the Packers, they make the decisions, they are king shit, etc ... it's just an expensive souvenir that also helps them contribute to the Packers organization. I don't see any room to mock them.

I guess I lack creativity then ...

Hey VR, you jealous little bitch, I have a share of worthless Packer Stock in a frame hanging on my wall. I also have some terrible memories of wasting money going to that horrific pile of concrete you dumbasses call a stadium. I'll probably buy two more shares someday so I can will them to each of my children.

No, but I would give up $400 worth of booze on a bet.

But we digress.....



Green Bay just pumped out another set of their fake stocks to pay for renovations of Lambeau Field.

Genius, if your them, you get to upgrade the stadium, and not pay for it.
Screwed, if you actually bought into this scheme.

The Packers are essentially printing money and don’t have to do anything for it.


How hard would you laugh if you got 250,000 people to send you $250 for nothing?

Logic, you speak of logic my cheesehead amigo?...

I am not upset that your team can raise money in this ridiculous way. Just the fact that it is a shameless money grab sold as some sort of imaginary "ownership."

This is a basic scam selling souvenir pieces of paper at $250 a sheet under pretenses of stock ownership. With all the small print they list, it makes it a legal scam.

Speaking of small print....
"The NFL Rules prohibit conduct by shareholders of NFL member clubs that is detrimental to the NFL, including, among other things, publicly criticizing any NFL member club...the Commissioner has the authority to fine such shareholder in an amount not in excess of $500,000 and/or require such shareholder to sell his or her stock at $0.025 per share."

Guess next time that that dumbass from North Dakota (now a pseudo Packers owner) criticizes the Vikings...off goes the email to Roger Goodell!


For loyalty you might say...

We all saw Packer loyalty when it mattered the most. The great "loyal" fans of the Packers booing their 15-1 team off the field at halftime in your last playoff game against the Giants.


Now perhaps if Aaron Rodgers could just use that money to win a home playoff game.......

This stock sale is not a tax on any sense of the word, since it is imposed without coercion. I have not and never will pay money for the piece of paper. It is the functional equivalent of a donation to the building fund, and as long as those who purchase it see it in that light, I have no problem with it.

I don't care who you are, that is some seriously funny shit right there.

Freakin' cheeseheads...bwaahaaa....


Rumor also has it, that the Packers are going sell the fans some pieces of worthless paper certificates that say Aaron Rodgers Day -12/12/12 for $1,200 a piece.