The Saints and Rams put on a show in New Orleans, as Michael Thomas lights it up, and then dials up a throwback to Joe Horn on the celebration front. The Patriots keep winning, no matter who is healthy. And the rest of Week 9 in the NFL. A special basement chat with Tony Bruno and Harry Mayes in Philadelphia on sports radio, The Wing Bowl, and more. And a HS BBQ Varsity team? Whaaaa?
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Paul
Czabe,
Long time listener and fan. Why did you leave the Bob and Brian show? You owe the loyal listeners an explanation.
Paul
DAVID A TUINSTRA
It’s more like a horrific car accident, sudden and no chance to say good bye. Thanks for the extraordinary and wonderful entertainment for the past 24 years. Your segment will be missed.
Tammy Viola
Boo to you for leaving Bob & Brian show. Loved listening to you over the past years. š
g veatch
sad to see the “Bob and Brian” deal come to an end…
and from the good Folks of Burnet, Texas on that pronunciation of their city:
It’s ‘Burn ā it’, Durn it, now Learn it.
David
Nothin’ lasts forever
And we both know hearts can change
And it’s hard to hold a candle
In the cold November rain
Do you need some time on your own
Do you need some time all alone
Everybody needs some time
On their own
Don’t youā¦
Rhonda
Listened to you in Milwaukee on B & B. Shocked when you were no longer there. Totally bummed. Always my favorite part of my day.
Tosa Jim
For a hot second there, your explanation about leaving B&B almost sounded like a Mike McCarthy post loss presser. And I think that’s the saddest part of all of this.
Jeff
I’ve been listening to Bob & Brian every morning for as long as I can remember and my favorite part was the sports section with you. I’ve been wondering why you haven’t been on the last few weeks and now I know. It’s heart breaking to know we’ll never hear you on the show again. It was as big a part of my morning as coffee.
Scott H
Oh my gosh…. I stopped listening to that time slot and now play some over played crappy music instead for my morning drive in. They had some sports guy on who started talking about all this stuff that you had well covered over the years about the Packers. It was his take, and no fault of his own that he was thrust into the slot, but it was like putting a piece of wheat bread in the middle of a loaf of white bread. It just wasn’t right. Clearly there is something that happened or didn’t happen. If the truth comes out, hopefully it will make better sense.
Your comments about how things come to an end are true, but that is not how an amicable parting usually goes. It’s like at work when someone who is liked is leaving. We have a party to send them off. For someone that wasn’t liked, not a peep is said or done.
May not be your fault, but the optics on this whole deal. hope you stay connected to Milwaukee radio in some form.
Until next time – “See ya!”
Tom
Czabe,
Long time āBob and Brianā listener and always loved your segment there. I hear ya, thereās always two sides to every story. Iāll wait it out and I never jump to conclusions or post guessing garbage. I really wish you guys could somehow work it out…what a collaboration whew! I always got a kick out of your car rental ride from MKE to the studio play by play and many many other bits. You WILL be missed and already are! I guess Iāll stay tuned to czabe.com to get my fix now. Keep up the hot nails of truth! Love it all Jimmy āMasterlock Dooooganā! God bless!
Tom J