Green Bay CEO Mark Murphy and former Packers greats tour London and make a stop at Abbey Road, giving Waukesha fans a thrill.
Lorenzo is back with his picks for Week 5.The Green Bay Packers' invasion of London took over one of the most iconic spots in a city that seems to be nothing but iconic spots when a double-decker Packers-themed bus filled with team representatives stopped at Abbey Road on Friday. Shouts of"Go Pack Go" from the roof of the bus announced its arrival.album cover of the same name could have been Oneida Street in Green Bay, so populated was it by Packers fans.
Thirty-year season-ticket holders, they got more pictures than they planned, assured Murphy they'd attend the Packers pep rally on Saturday, and renewed acquaintance with Fleming, who Don golfed with during a charity fundraiser a few years back. Dennise even offered Murphy her Packers scarf for a picture with them because she deemed him short of adequate amounts of green and gold.
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