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Green Bay - The Green Bay Packers have won more games in the past two seasons than any other team in the National Football League but coach Mike Sherman is interested in a whole lot more.
Mixing moments of levity with a steadfastness to improve in 2003, Sherman came across as a man with a large amount of unfinished business in his "State of the Packers" address at the corporation's annual stockholders meeting Tuesday.
"I want you to understand something . . . this is very important to me," Sherman said near the end of his speech. Then he took a long, purposeful deep breath and continued his summation.
"We've been a good football team," he said. "But I don't want you ever to think, as shareholders or as fans, that good is good enough. It's not good enough.
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Mixing moments of levity with a steadfastness to improve in 2003, Sherman came across as a man with a large amount of unfinished business in his "State of the Packers" address at the corporation's annual stockholders meeting Tuesday.
"I want you to understand something . . . this is very important to me," Sherman said near the end of his speech. Then he took a long, purposeful deep breath and continued his summation.
"We've been a good football team," he said. "But I don't want you ever to think, as shareholders or as fans, that good is good enough. It's not good enough.
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