Kurt Warner to hold press conference Friday

Originally posted by luv49rs:

Originally posted by valrod33:
f**k Kurt Warner and his stupid haircut that at one point he and his wife shared, ive never liked the guy. He can suck balls for the rest of his days.


Baleeeeeeeeeeeeeed dat

Originally posted by Joecool:
Finally! The wicked witch is dead!!

This guy, Warner, keeps us out of the playoffs when he was on the Rams. Then, he goes out of our division and sucks balls only to come back into our division and play great just to shove it the 49ers faces.

A key cog to keeping us out of the playoffs for 10 years now is finally gone!!!!!!!

Originally posted by DesiDez:
God told Kurt to retire because God did not want to choose between him and Tebow if they ever played against each other.

Originally posted by YuNGaCE:

Originally posted by DesiDez:
God told Kurt to retire because God did not want to choose between him and Tebow if they ever played against each other.

laugh.. my.. fckin.. as$.. off..

Originally posted by YuNGaCE:
his soul has been taken by predators

Originally posted by Shifter:
good, the pork-n-beans need to be stocked in aisle 4

Originally posted by NoOffseason:

Originally posted by HailJerry:
I can't believe I'm about to write this, but with Kurt Warner now retired, it effectively makes the Niners the most "stable" (for lack of a better word) franchise in the division.

1. Cardinals - with Warner out, they suddenly have a lot of questions at quarterback. And based on what we saw from them during the playoffs, they need to improve their defense. Giving up 90 points in 2 playoff games is an absolute no-no.

2. Seahawks - new GM, new head coach, new coaching staff, an aging QB (because Hasselbeck has looked iffy the past couple of seasons).

3. Rams - they just flat-out stink. I have no idea what the vision of this franchise is. That, and I just read yesterday that the current owners are accepting bids from potential buyers. Which means they might move if a new owner deems it necessary.

4. Niners - at least there's some continuity on defense and perhaps, finally (at least for this next year), on offense. The Yorks aren't making wholesale changes for at least the next 12 months, so we're essentially going into 2010 with the same team and same core players. Whether we improve and take the division is another story, but I'm cautiously optimistic.

That being said, I'm glad Warner is retiring. Not because he's kept us out of the playoffs numerous times, but after seeing that brutal hit after his interception against the Saints, I just felt with all that he has to look forward to after football, it's a good time to get out. He can be thankful that he's had as long a career as he's had with the success that he's had. Difficult to watch him tear the Niners apart from time-to-time, but I have the utmost respect for him as a Christian, family man, community man, and a football player.

Couldn´t have said it better

Originally posted by YuNGaCE:
his soul has been taken by predators