Favre Accused of Violation

Brett Favre

Despite the season, and perhaps his career, Brett Favre has done, the dispute does not leave the former Minnesota Vikings quarterback.

On this occasion two therapists from the New York Jets sue the record man, claiming they lost their jobs after complaining of having received inappropriate text messages from the veteran.

The lawsuit, filed by Christina Scavo and Shannon O'Toole, comes just five days after the NFL fined $ 50.000 to veteran for not cooperating with an investigation into whether the player sent obscene messages to the former driver when they worked Jenn Sterger for the Jets.

According to the prosecution of women who worked for years in training camp the Jets and occasional players personally, never received direct messages from Favre, but the quarterback Scavo included on each masseuse in the third proposed a meeting between the three.

NFL Star Frave Fined

Brett Favre

The NFL fined $ 50,000 for Brett Favre for "not cooperating" with the investigation into allegations that he sent inappropriate messages and obscene pictures to a host of former New York Jets.

The league announced Wednesday that commissioner Roger Goodell "could not be sure" that Favre broke the rules of conduct based on the evidence it had on hand.

The NFL statement said Goodell also determined that Favre "was not free in many aspects during the investigation, which resulted in a more prolonged and additional negative attention Favre (Jenn) Sterger and the NFL. "

The league's investigation began in October. Two years ago, Favre reportedly sent text messages and pictures of Jenn Sterger when both were with the Jets in 2008. The allegations against 41-year quarterback, now with the Minnesota Vikings, were reported by Deadspin, an Internet site. One of the private parts fotosmuestra purportedly from Favre.