QUOTE (JASIII @ Oct 21 2009, 04:09 PM)

I think the photo in question was the cover of a Packers game day program (or media guide?) from the 1960's. That's all I got, besides the aforementioned story about Lombardi's dislike for Lambeau.
I learned a lot about this during this summer when I went up to Lambeau and took the Legends tour. It is the more in-depth tour that takes about 2 1/2 hours instead of the regular one.
In the late 1940's Lambeau tried to buy back all of the shares of stock that the Packers had sold to the public. The Board of directors would not sell them back to him or allow him to purchase any. He became very upset with the Packers and wanted nothing to do with them. He resigned in 1950 to go to the Chicago Cardinals and became VP and Head Coach.
He hated the Packers so much, he never wanted to step foot in Green Bay again. He was in Green Bay for being inducted into the Wisconsin Hall of Fame in 1962. It was about this same time that Lombardi didn't want anything to do with Lambeau either. They were asked multiple times to pose and one or the other would refuse.
That one shot is (I think) the only one of them together. Curly would not let them name anything after himself, as he wanted nothing to do with the town of Green Bay.
Fast Forward to 1965. Lambeau died on June 1st and the Packers (Art Daly specifically) decided to put that picture on the 1965 yearbook instead of the picture of Tom Moore that was originally scheduled.
Lombardi was furious. His exact words were "What do you mean putting me on the cover with him?" After he said "that was the worst yearbook you ever put out," the phone clicked. Lombardi had hung up on Art. Lombardi was so upset that he didn't talk to Art for most of the first half of the season.
Anyway, bottom line is that the Lambeau hated Green Bay when he left in 1950, and Lombardi hated Lambeau. It's a shock that picture ever was taken.
Interesting side note. Lambeau left because the Board of Directors wouldn't let him buy stock back to become owner of the team. Lombardi left for the same reason.