[simple simon]

Bob Harlan, the Green Bay Packers' CEO, expressed no concern that quarterback Brett Favre's recent cancellation of his membership to Oneida Golf & Riding Club was a sign he's going to retire.

Harlan confirmed that Favre cancelled his membership sometime in the last few weeks. Harlan hasn't talked to Favre about it, but said with former teammates Ryan Longwell and Doug Pederson gone, Favre rarely played golf last year, so the membership wasn't worth it for him.

When asked if he thought the cancellation suggested Favre was retiring this offseason, Harlan said, "No, not at all. It's an expensive club. I don't care how much money you're making, it's very expensive, and if you're not using it, it doesn't make a lot of sense, and I think that's what happened to Brett."

PackersNews.com - Favre cancels Oneida golf membership; Harlan not worried

[simple simon]

i think Harlan is wrong........i think it is a sign Farve is leaving

guess Harlan is just trying to keep season ticket sales up

[Gotham Dark Knight]

maybe he will take up "golf membership" elsewhere...like Oakland...

[Lefty Noob]

Well, if he really wasn't using it, then it only makes sense to can it... but those guys have been gone for a while, right? Why cancel the membership NOW unless you yourself wee considering relocation? I agree that this is likely a sign he's retiring.

[ThePundit]

Does anybody really care whether Favre retires anymore?

[Lefty Noob]

I'm sure Packer fans do. But other than that? Um... no.

[MTCharger]

Season ticket sale? The packers have onre of the longest waiting lists around,come on pal....