It is an honor to watch Vince Lombardi's journey through Green Bay-Wisconsin. I was at the "Ice Bowl" in 1967 and was a stock-boy at "Larry's Piggly Wiggly" where I was given a ticket because the store had an extra NFL seat at the game. It was a first-time to remember at 17 years of age. Still in High School at Kaukauna Wisconsin. T J Tom Vanderloop, Author Tech-Educator & Manufacturing Consultant
Vince Lombardi is indisputably the greatest coach of all time. Moreover, he had a bearing any Film Star would dream to possess. COMPARED TO "THE KING OF GREEN BAY," "DUKE" WAYNE WAS A SHRINKING VIOLET!! Lombardi transcended the very sporting world itself. He was the personification of striving to attain and the search for perfection. That powerful Voice carried like an Artillery Barrage into the Ears and Hearts of every player. Bill Curry, who played for both Lombardi and Don Shula, was taken aback when a fellow player once complained of Shula's yelling. "That wasn't yelling," Curry said. "Compared to Vince Lombardi, Shula sounded like Miss Edith Sneed. My First Grade Teacher!!" Vince Lombardi's involvement in any team made it an immediate winner. From his High School Coaching days, to his tenure at West Point. Followed by his Assistant Coaching stint with the New York Giants. Lombardi should have been a Head Coach at least ten years earlier than his overdue appointment as Green Bays Coach and General Manager. The rest as they say was Professional Football History. Lombardi took a team that won one game before his arrival and guided them to the Championship in three seasons. Vince Lombardi was never associated with a losing team in his entire life!! His Five Championships in Seven Seasons are unprecedented in NFL History. When Chris Collinsworth and Bill Belichick trumpeted Paul Brown as the games greatest coach, they had a simple rationale. The Cleveland Browns were named after him!! And the Trophy every team plays for was named after Vincent Thomas Lombardi!! In the words of the treat John Facenda of NFL films, "The Lombardi influence extended beyond Pro Football. "As thousands of coaches and athletes warmed their own competitive fire with his example." The most iconic coach in any sport. EVER.
Lombardi adapted to the Strength & Discipline of his football TEAM! All his works are seen in his final NFC game against the Dallas Cowboys in the "Frozen Tundra" of Title Town USA! T J (Tom) Vanderloop, Life-long Packer Fan, 1977 to 1987 Packer Ticket-taker & Season Ticket Holder!
I heatd the name Lombardi for as long I remember. I learned why this week. He knew football. He is the greatest coach ever .. I was born in Miami. I remember the Dolphins undefeated season. I was 5 or 6.. shula was a great coach and man. That said, Lombardo was greater. Now I understand.
1:20. Great block by Dan Grimm. 1:59. Mel Triplett. 3:05. Travis Williams, RIP. 3:06. Woody Strode, Jackie Robinson, Kenneth Washington. UCLA. I am pretty sure. Yes, the same Woody Strode who was in "Spartacus" and "The Man Who Shot Liberty Valance". And yes, that Jackie Robinson. 4:34. Tom Brookshier.
Love watching number 23 run to Daylight he passed away in the Richmond homeless shelter some years ago Richmond California near San Francisco I wrote Bart Starr a letter he did not know Travis Williams passed away Bart Starr win online to learn Travis Williams story
The modern practice of spiking the ball or doing a victory dance in the end zone would make Lombardi come unglued. His idea- you don't celebrate a touchdown because that is what is expected. He fined players who did that.
Coach it's what the hell is going on out there here is a different place here is where you're standing there is where the players are grab grab grab everybody's grabbing so it's two like two different places here and there's two different places so what the hell's going on out there we know what the hell is going on here that's where you are coach you had a hell of a run coach what the hell is going on out there was three consecutive championships in two Super Bowls
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It is an honor to watch Vince Lombardi's journey through Green Bay-Wisconsin. I was at the "Ice Bowl" in 1967 and was a stock-boy at "Larry's Piggly Wiggly" where I was given a ticket because the store had an extra NFL seat at the game. It was a first-time to remember at 17 years of age. Still in High School at Kaukauna Wisconsin.
T J Tom Vanderloop, Author Tech-Educator & Manufacturing Consultant
Vince Lombardi is a legend.
Lombardi was a spittin image of a man that was my boss in the hayfields growing up. He was a father figure to me. Never forget him
Vince Lombardi is indisputably the greatest coach of all time. Moreover, he had a bearing any Film Star would dream to possess. COMPARED TO "THE KING OF GREEN BAY," "DUKE" WAYNE WAS A SHRINKING VIOLET!! Lombardi transcended the very sporting world itself. He was the personification of striving to attain and the search for perfection. That powerful Voice carried like an Artillery Barrage into the Ears and Hearts of every player. Bill Curry, who played for both Lombardi and Don Shula, was taken aback when a fellow player once complained of Shula's yelling. "That wasn't yelling," Curry said. "Compared to Vince Lombardi, Shula sounded like Miss Edith Sneed. My First Grade Teacher!!" Vince Lombardi's involvement in any team made it an immediate winner. From his High School Coaching days, to his tenure at West Point. Followed by his Assistant Coaching stint with the New York Giants. Lombardi should have been a Head Coach at least ten years earlier than his overdue appointment as Green Bays Coach and General Manager. The rest as they say was Professional Football History. Lombardi took a team that won one game before his arrival and guided them to the Championship in three seasons. Vince Lombardi was never associated with a losing team in his entire life!! His Five Championships in Seven Seasons are unprecedented in NFL History. When Chris Collinsworth and Bill Belichick trumpeted Paul Brown as the games greatest coach, they had a simple rationale. The Cleveland Browns were named after him!! And the Trophy every team plays for was named after Vincent Thomas Lombardi!! In the words of the treat John Facenda of NFL films, "The Lombardi influence extended beyond Pro Football. "As thousands of coaches and athletes warmed their own competitive fire with his example." The most iconic coach in any sport. EVER.
Lombardi adapted to the Strength & Discipline of his football TEAM! All his works are seen in his final NFC game against the Dallas Cowboys in the "Frozen Tundra" of Title Town USA!
T J (Tom) Vanderloop, Life-long Packer Fan, 1977 to 1987 Packer Ticket-taker & Season Ticket Holder!
Great to see number 23 Travis Williams 4 kickoff returned for touchdowns in 1967
Wow. He fought his way up to the Pack. Then gave it everything.
I heatd the name Lombardi for as long I remember. I learned why this week. He knew football. He is the greatest coach ever ..
I was born in Miami. I remember the Dolphins undefeated season. I was 5 or 6.. shula was a great coach and man. That said, Lombardo was greater. Now I understand.
1:20. Great block by Dan Grimm. 1:59. Mel Triplett. 3:05. Travis Williams, RIP. 3:06. Woody Strode, Jackie Robinson, Kenneth Washington. UCLA. I am pretty sure. Yes, the same Woody Strode who was in "Spartacus" and "The Man Who Shot Liberty Valance". And yes, that Jackie Robinson. 4:34. Tom Brookshier.
Love watching number 23 run to Daylight he passed away in the Richmond homeless shelter some years ago Richmond California near San Francisco I wrote Bart Starr a letter he did not know Travis Williams passed away Bart Starr win online to learn Travis Williams story
The field going to be in great shape I think something happened to the electric blanket
What do you guys think about last Saturday game?
Daniel Flores you mean this last Saturday?
No this past Saturday
The modern practice of spiking the ball or doing a victory dance in the end zone would make Lombardi come unglued. His idea- you don't celebrate a touchdown because that is what is expected. He fined players who did that.
true, but it wasn't only him. in general hot-dogging was not part of NFL culture then, nor in other sports.
You lost me at "Ford-HAM". C'mon, bro.
Coach it's what the hell is going on out there here is a different place here is where you're standing there is where the players are grab grab grab everybody's grabbing so it's two like two different places here and there's two different places so what the hell's going on out there we know what the hell is going on here that's where you are coach you had a hell of a run coach what the hell is going on out there was three consecutive championships in two Super Bowls
Giving up on the huskers?
nah just didn't have time since I was traveling last week until wednesday night. I do all my editing on wednesdays usually