Highlights from the second season
of the Funny-Ass Football Association
what the...
by: Cheddar-Best |
Wednesday, August
30 7:09 PM PT
|
who lays claim to the salt dogs?
beware the cheddar-BEST in week 1.
why don't ya got your e-mail public? |
Cheddar-WORST
by: Sloppy Joes |
Thursday, August
31 1:39 PM PT
|
had to say it, but you best believe the
sloppy joes is sometin to be reckoned with. Pickle spears and
stinkin diapers aint a damn thang...out |
Cheddar-Weenie
by: Salt Dogs |
Friday, September
1 8:13 AM PT
|
SaltDogs would be me...Salty Hortense
the Magnificent. Personal e-mail is listed on the coached page.
Oh....I'm not hiding, you're just not looking hard enough. |
Kiper:
"Why Play the Season? Send Trophy to Samboville"
by: PCHS-PigskinSquad |
Friday,
September 1 5:29 PM PT
|
Santa Clara, CA- PCHS-PigskinSquad GM
Bravo Smith was all smiles Friday morning as his team, overwhelming
favorites to win the FAFA league championship, concluded their
final work-out before Sunday's opener versus newcomers The Yogurt
Slingers. Of course, Smith had a lot to smile about. Hours before,
upon securing the rights to strong-armed quarterback Steve Beuerlein
for a second consecutive season, the storied Pimps, Chimps and
Happy Sambo family had put themselves into position to run the
table, drafting fantasy studs Keyshawn Johnson, Wesley Walls and
Tyrone Wheatley to compliment Beuerlein.
"This is the most talent we've had in Samboville for some time,"
Smith gushed to reporters outside the team's practice facility.
"Last season it was purely my genius which kept us not only afloat,
but contenders. Now that Steve (Beuerlein) has had a year to learn
our complex system and we've gotten him some people to throw to,
we are ready to take it to the next level. Anything short of the
Randall Cup and a tidy cash prize will be a huge disappointment."
ESPN analysts Mel Kiper, Jr. and John Clayton seemed to agree
wholeheartedly during the taping of the annual "FAFA Pre-Season
Beach Party".
"Christ... I might as well mail my weekly predictions in right
now... PCHS by twenty, PCHS by thirty, PCHS by fifty..." Clayton
chuckled in between taking body shots off members of the PCHS-PigskinSquad
dance team, Junk N Da Trunk.
Kiper and fellow Dallas Cowboy butt-sniffer, HAHA GM Morris Schneider,
celebrity guests in the dunk tank, conceded Clayton was right.
"Why even play the season?" Kiper moaned. "Send the trophy to
Samboville right now!" |
The Right
Balls looking past the implants?
by: Right Balls |
Sunday, September
3 9:57 AM PT
|
Bowling Green, Ohio (AP) Are the Right
Balls looking past the Implants. Balls Coach Murray Brazinski
thinks they migh be "and rightly so, the Implants are the Clippers
of the FAFA. Drafting the St. Louis Defense with the 6th overall
pick just made it more clear. What I'm really worried about is
that 2nd week matchup against the Game. Now thats a solid squad."
Murray later had a few words for both arch rivals Very Large Men
and PCHS. "Now those squads are real jokes. I'm not sure whats
been going on in Samboville recently. First off GM Bravo has been
getting vilified in HAHA for his constant talking the talk, but
not walking the walk approach to GMing and now hes talking up
his piss poor FAFA squad as the next champions. Get out of here.
And The Large Men? lets not even talk about that joke of a squad."
Murray than finished his ranting with a quick "RACK ME AND IM
OUT" I am not sure what that meant. |
the game
is just that good.
by: The Game |
Tuesday, September
5 7:32 AM PT
|
going into monday night the game was
down. but like the true champ he is, comes from behind to pull
out the victory. this should stifle the comments from the peanut
gallery. this will show everyone the the game is just that damn
good. |
Melee erupts
following Mouse loss to VLM
by: Pouch Mouse USA |
Tuesday, September
5 7:53 AM PT
|
East Rutherford, NJ (AP) -- After suffering
a heart breaking 57-52 loss to the Very Large Men, all hell broke
loose in the Pouch Mouse locker room following the defeat. GM
Mark "Sweet Luv" Holtz had to be escorted out by police, after
a post-game tirade targeted at kicker John Carney that placed
blame for the loss squarely on his shoulders.
"Zero fucking points. Garo Yepremian where are you??!! I mean,
look at him," the incensed Mouse GM glared at him in the corner,
"Powdering his nuts without even swinging that million-dollar
leg of his? One of these days, POW, right in the kisser!" Sweet
Luv grabbed a Bengay applicator and lunged after a stunned Carney,
before being restrained by his limo driver, the lone surviving
Malachi Brother, Rocco Malachi (the Count was electrocuted shortly
after his duel with the Fonz, under suspicious circumstances as
detectives found a hair-dryer in the bathroom stall where the
Count was laid to rest).
Though the Mice never did attempt a field goal, the disappointment
surrounding the loss stemmed to last year's upset at the hands
of the VLM in the FAFA playoffs. While Sweet Luv blamed Carney,
most tears were shed when Marshall Faulk stepped out of bounds
at the 1-yard line, which cost the Mice the six points that would
have guaranteed victory.
"The Mice will return! You can't get away with this! I am the
King of Suede!" a delirious Sweet Luv shouted as one of New Jersey's
finest ducked his head into the back seat of the squad car. No
charges were filed against the GM at the time of this writing.
(editor's note: Carney was released immediately after the skirmish,
and issued no comment on the incident) |
win a trip
to orlando!
by: Cheddar-Best |
Wednesday, September
6 2:58 PM PT
|
That's right,
for the right price you can take a ride on Orlando Gary's
locomotion of love. Throw him in your lineup week end and week
out, kick your feet up, and enjoy the ride.
This ride isn't for free though.
Please make your best plea.
(Only serious offers will be considered) |
Orlando
Gary?
by: Pickled Milkmen |
Thursday, September
7 6:06 AM PT
|
How much, exactly, do you think a running
back out for the season is worth?
I'll give you the lint in my pocket for him... |
Sloppy
Joe's looking at another easy ride on Sunday!
by: Sloppy Joes |
Thursday, September
7 6:25 AM PT
|
That is right ladies and gentlemen,
the newcomers to the FAFA family are far and away the strongest
crew in the league. Sporting two recievers who will no doubt finish
the season all-pro, and yet another who can sport the title of
"greatest ever", you would think the rest of the squad would blow.
But then you peer down the lineup to see the best rusher in all
of the land, Stephen Davis, aaahhh and we also have the rock-solid
QB named Chris Chandler. I could go on and on, but cockiness will
only carry a team so far, the rest will be decided on the field.
Good luck to all, especially those facing me on a given sunday,
you will need it. |
Olandis
Gary
by: Cheddar-Best |
Thursday, September
7 3:05 PM PT
|
Cheddar-BEST is proud to say that we
have traded Olandis Gary (just called him Orlando for fun) for
a piece of lint.
Our congratulations go out to the proud new owner, the Pickled
Milkmen. Although we hated to see him go, we think we got one
hell of a deal.
(The lint best be in the mail) |
Smith:
"We're Obviously Not Very Good..."
by: PCHS-PigskinSquad |
Friday, September
8 3:13 PM PT
|
All jokes aside... the PCHS-PigskinSquad
cupboard is looking pretty bare this season. I'd like to hang
onto Beuerlein, because he's my man and I'm a sentimental fool
like that, but if things don't start looking decidedly better
in the next few weeks, these jokers are all out the door.
I'm distraught. |
The Right
Balls eek out victory
by: Right Balls |
Monday, September
11 1:58 AM PT
|
Bowling Green, Ohio (AP) The look on
the face of Balls GM Murray Bozinsky can only be described in
one word."Relief!" I was really worried about tonites matchup.
The Game looked on paper to have me beat but I gotta say this
team is on a mutha grabbin' mission this year. I am very happy
to start off 2-0." Murray made sure to note that being undefeated
while his team has greatly underachieved in both matchups really
has to scare the rest of the league. He also made sure to note
that he has switched to Rolling Rock over his usual Natty Light,
because everyone wants to roll with rock. "It's for the ladies
and I loves the ladies". Murray B went on to say "When my stars
come around and start playing like they should, this team will
steamroll over the rest of the league. Everybody better jump up
on the boogie now 'cause we ain't sleepin' till Samboville." |
Another
Coleman lost
by: Gary Colemans |
Tuesday, September
12 6:02 AM PT
|
Columbus, OH - The GM of The Gary Colemans
sat in shock Tuesday morning when he read the news. For the second
week in a row the Colemans lost another top receiver. As a result
of a leg injury suffered in Sundays game, receiver Michael Westbrook
has been lost for the year.
"What can you do? I will just have to play with the cards that
I've been dealt. We've made some moves to replace these injured
players, but only time will tell how it all pans out," said GM
Regis D.
Joey Galloway was excited to hear the news.
"Thank the heavens above. I got so bored last week sitting alone
on the sideline. Do know how hard it is to play checkers alone?
There is no strategy involved. You always know what the next move
is. It sucks. At least I have Mikey now."
After hearing this RB Edgerrin James immediately walked over to
Galloway and slapped him across the face.
It's a been a somber day in the Coleman locker room. |
Balls to
test out Fred Beasley
by: Right Balls |
Thursday, September
14 7:35 AM PT
|
Bowling Green, Ohio (AP) There's been
some shaking up in the Balls locker room as of late. "We may be
in 1st but thats no reason not to shake things up a bit. I'm just
not happy with Dunn's performance out on the field the last 2
weeks. We're going to give Fred his shot, he deserves it, hes
been eating up Warrick all week in practice. Plus he's one hell
of a great guy to have in the locker room." Warrick was less than
pleased with the news proclaiming "get me on the field or get
me the hell out of Ballsville!" There has been many rumors of
potential trades with both PCHS and Chedder best but neither can
be confirmed at this time. |
Sloppy
Joe's living up to their name
by: Sloppy Joes |
Thursday, September
14 10:12 AM PT
|
Bowling Green(OH)- After a rough weekend
and a day off on Wednesday, the Joe's are trying to regroup for
this week's battle on the field. After losing Qadry Ismail for
a few weeks and the devastingly poor performance by their defense,
it is time for a change. "We've gone out and picked up some new
faces to spark things up in the locker room, if we go through
another 20-some point week...well let's just say some faces will
be leaving quickly." claimed GM Andy "Niet" Newlove. We'll see
how things fair for the Joe's on Sunday, they still need a quality
tight end, and the recieving corps is quite choppy as well. (AP)
|
the game
is ready for implant
by: The Game |
Saturday, September
16 10:47 AM PT
|
after a few moves on the roster this
week, the game is ready to take out the implants and get himself
back to a winning record. the game is going to show that the first
week was not a hoax and the game is a real contender. |
QB's For
Sale
by: 19-Cent Team |
Monday, September
18 8:58 AM PT
|
After a lackluster performance in week
3, The 19 Cent Team is looking to shake things up a but in their
lineup. "We have three guys on this team that could start on most
any squad and any of the three of them are on the trading block",
GM Adam "Faygo" Nagel said on Monday. It isn't that they aren't
performing either, just that we need to fill some other holes
on this team. "I know the Very Large Men seem to be having some
qb problems, but lets just see what kind of offers are out there."
"Right now though, we have to get ready to win this week and get
back into the top of this league. We took a tough one from the
pigskin squad last week, damn sambos, and I don't think the team
rebounded from that heartbreaker. I know that I slipped into about
three bottles of whiskey over the last week. Your not printing
this right?"
Needless to say a victory is needed this week before Nagel's liver
deteriorates completely, if it hasn't already. |
Sloppy
Joe's make a "Man-wich-ly" recovery
by: Sloppy Joes |
Monday, September
18 11:29 AM PT
|
Thanks to a gritty performance by their
D(albeit vs. the dirty Bung-holes), the Joe's are again on the
winning track. With Stephen Davis still looking to smash the Cowboys
D' to shreds, this is likely to become a 30+ point victory over
the Sambos.
"I am happy with the recovery and spirit that my boys showed out
there this week" crowed Andy "Niet" Newlove of his turnover causing
Defense, "they put it all on the line and a few new guys stepped
up big".
While Newlove does acknowledge the Sloppy Joe's continued search
for a impact player at Tight End, he thinks that the impending
return of one 'Q' Ismail can only help. (AP) |
Right Balls
move to 3-0, GM still uneasy
by: Right Balls |
Monday, September
18 3:51 PM PT
|
Bowling Green, OH (AP) While the Right
Balls continue to keep a lock on first place, this doesn't mean
that GM Murray B is still pleased with his squad's performance.
"I'd be lying if I said I was happy right now." This type of performance
might be celebrated in places like Implant land and Samboville,
but we are here to win championships and its just not getting
done." declared Murray, speaking from Skybar over a rolling rock.
" I hate to say this but we have got to make some changes. Dunn
is back in the lineup due to a preplanned vacation by Smith. Him
and Moss are heading down to Pouch Mouse to pick up some of the
underage hookers that are a dime a dozen down there." Murray seemed
hesitant to comment on his recent decision to bench Future hall-of-famer
Bledsoe for Jeff Garcia. " It was a tough decision but it is something
that had to be done. I will say that we are looking at any offers
that may come our way for Drew, Randy and Dunn. But we always
look at all offers anyway." |
Mice get
1st win; Pounder caught with pants down
by: Pouch Mouse USA |
Tuesday, September
19 12:25 PM PT
|
Chicago, IL (AP) -- Pouch Mouse USA
notched its first win of the season against the hapless Slam Pounders,
70-48. The loss was the Pounders seventh in a row, dating back
to last season.
"Our boys played a hell of a game, and the future looks bright
with the Pipe Layers on the horizon," GM Shark barked as his Mice
got back on the winning track. "Gearhart should be ashamed, allowing
Robster Craws to gain fame on his name without having the game.
Two easy ones in a row. Beauty. I should comment more on this
game, but what's the point?" as he walked away, carrying an autographed
videotape of Bebe's Kids.
"One more thing, Murray best not be peddling his crippled tight
end over this way. The Mice remember attempts at insult, and payback
will come in Week 8, when I unveil my secret fantasy weapon -
and it has nothing to do with Bravo and Madchen Amick," Shark
shouted as he tossed his jersey at this reporter, walked down
the tunnel, turned, winked and flashed a smile, with a cool, refreshing
7-Up in his hand.
In the losing locker room, GM Slam Duncan finally convinced the
media why they call his team the Pounders. Assuming his door was
shut, Slam went to work in a display that would have made even
the Hedgehog blush. At least it wasn't Mopery. |
Yogurt
Slingers confident heading into the weekend
by: Yogurt Slingers |
Tuesday, September
19 9:58 PM PT
|
Scottsdale, AZ- Heading into this weekends
"showdown" with The Right Balls, Yogurt Slingers Coach/GM Aaron
Kale was confident about his teams chances against the heavily
favored Right Balls, "Quite frankly, I don't have a clue as to
how these guys are undefeated. Hell, who have they played. I look
at their roster and I find it comparable to the squad Denny Marquette
has put on the field for BGHS, and those kids are only teenagers.
They're (the right balls) just that bad."
Kale's confidence was further noticed when it was later discovered
that he gave the week off of practice to his entire team. "Practice?
Why? I'd rather save the squad for the playoffs."
Enjoying the warm Arizona weather, a few rounds of golf in the
morning, a pool in the afternoon, and the women of the Pac-10
at night, week four looks to be another "off" week for the Yogurt
Slingers. |
Dennis
Miller shocked by recent comments by Yogurt
by: Right Balls |
Wednesday,
September 20 8:50 AM PT
|
New York, NY (AP) Recent comments by Yogurt Slinger
Aaron Kale have come to a surprise by many, most notably ABC Monday
Night Football host Dennis Miller. "Talk about locker room fodder.
Thats like Xi Ching Dong claiming the throne of Pi Ding, baby.
I just don't get it. I just heard on the news the Tigris is calling
out the Euphraties, man. Wild."I'm really looking forward to this
contest like i'm looking forward to my next bowel movement. Understand"
An equally stunned Balls GM Murray B was as stunned by Kale's
comments as he was by Miller's." When I was told about Kale I
shrugged it off as a rookie GM mistake, This coming from a squad
coming off a big 34 point effort last week. When told about Millers
comments, Murray replied "Huh?" This looks like this could be
a battle for the ages. |
Sloppy
Joe's ready to spay "Saltdogs"
by: Sloppy Joes |
Wednesday, September
20 9:19 AM PT
|
Bowling Green, OH.-- Coming off a week
in which many problems were solved, the "Niet" Newlove-led Joe's
are ready for more action this week. "We are definitely coming
into our own as a team, I'd be surprised if we lost two more times
this year" GM and Coach Andy Newlove confidently stated on Wednesday.
"With the terrible team that the Dogs are sporting (sans Tim Couch
of course), we should have a little less difficulty winning this
week than we do wiping our own asses."
Strong words, maybe.....but with the talent assembled by this
rookie GM, this writer has to agree. (AP) |
PCHS Slaps
Smith With "Zero Tolerance" Policy
by: PCHS-PigskinSquad |
Wednesday, September
20 11:25 AM PT
|
Santa Clara, CA (AP)-- The board of
trustees of PCHS, Inc., the fantasy sports giant which owns PCHS-PigskinSquad,
issued a statement Wednesday morning reprimanding GM Dean "Bravo"
Smith for behavior termed "boorish" and actions deemed "inappropriate"
following last weekend's lackluster showing on the field, a 74-39
loss to The Sloppy Joes. The statement concluded with an ultimatum
being sent: "The PCHS family will suffer Bravo's rambunctous tendencies
no longer. From this day forward, a 'zero tolerance' policy will
be in effect pertaining to Smith and his entire staff. Any violation
of this policy will result in more reprimands."
The statement comes in the wake of Sloppy Joe GM Andy "Niet" Newlove's
allegations that Smith menaced him as the two shook hands following
last weekend's showdown.
"I simply said, 'Good game, Bravo' and he flew off the handle!
He grabbed me by the arm and insisted I call him, 'Big Poppa.'
Look, I've still got bruises," Newlove commented at Tuesday's
Soggy Bun Boosters luncheon. He has since received numerous death
threats and cards that express general ill-will.
"My grandson has done nothing wrong," Al Newlove, owner of the
town of Bowling Green, Ohio, pleaded. "He is the victim here.
Please, let the boy be. Take one of my other grandkids instead."
The board's statement garnered little support from thousands of
PCHS faithful who took to the streets of downtown San Jose looting
and rioting in protest.
"I've been a Pimps N Chimps fan my whole life," seven-year-old
Tawana Jenkins cried as her father helped her torch a Newlove
doll in effigy. "Bravo is all that AND a bag of chips. Shit..."
While wildy popular in Samboville, Smith has been at the center
of his share of controversy in recent years. The embattled GM
has traded dead players, verbally bullied fellow GMs, and is wanted
in Columbus, Ohio for stuffing an off-duty Flounder into a trash
can back in 1993. |
PCHS GM
Smith up to old tricks once again.
by: Sloppy Joes |
Thursday, September
21 6:52 AM PT
|
Bowling Green, OH-- Sloppy Joe's GM
Andy "Niet" Newlove had little to comment on Thursday morning
after reading of the chain of events that took place in San Jose
this past week. When told of young Tawanda Jenkins and her misguided
antics he simply said, "It is typical of the seedy character and
poor morals that one would associate with "Bravo" Smith. I am
neither surprised nor dissapointed in the decision handed down
by the PCHS trustees, it is the most common reaction to on-field
embarresment."
Newlove did speak with auto-magnate and furious Falcon supporter
Al(phonse) Smith, but only relayed to this reporter that he had
once again been humiliated by his grandson. "He said that this
ranks right up there with the eleventh grade pant-soiling that
young Dean embarresed us all with on Christmas Eve, he was visibly
shaken..."
Well, only time will tell if this is the beginning or the end
to this saga of ill repute.(AP) |
VLM
GM Yhames Smith Baffles Reporters At Press Conference
by: Very Large Men |
Thursday,
September 21 10:22 AM PT
|
NEW YORK CITY, Sept. 21 -- Exhibiting
behavior described later as "Rodman-esque," Very Large Men GM
Jeremy "Yhames" Smith held court at a hastily called press conference
today, the point of which is still largely unclear.
Flanked by a large entourage inexplicably consisting of girlfriend
Julia Stiles and the kitchen staff from a midtown Ethiopian restaurant,
Mr. Smith read a prepared statement that lurched from a tirade
directed at his team's performance to excerpts from ex-President
Chester A. Arthur's 1889 biography, "I Was President, Goddamnit!"
Speaking through tears in a hushed, often broken tenor, Smith
hung his head low as he lashed out at the Very Large Men's 1-2
start.
"This ain't no way to win a championship," whimpered Smith. "If
we lose this week to the Pounders, I'll move this team to Alsace-Lorraine."
When informed that the territory, missing from world maps since
the conclusion of World War I, no longer exists, Smith replied,
"it's still there in my heart, and ain't none of you motherf*****s
can take that away."
After the nearly two-hour conference concluded, many of the gathered
reporters lingered in the ballroom of the Hilton to express their
disbelief with each other over what they had just witnessed.
"Hands down, the most bizarre spectacle since The Right Balls
won last year's FAFA Bowl," said New York Daily News' Mike Lupica,
"but far more entertaining."
Calls to Mr. Smith's publicist went unreturned as of press time.
|
Help Me
Help You...
by: PCHS-PigskinSquad |
Tuesday, October
10 5:19 PM PT
|
To The Beav, The Game, The Sloppy Joes
and the World Champion Right Balls:
I know you boys have a lot to think about this weekend, playing
each other for the top and all, but I have to let it be known;
if somebody doesn't deal me a servicable running back before Saturday,
I'll be forced to roll over and allow The Pickled Milkmen to waltz
to a 6-1 record as I will only be able to start one RB. I'm not
asking for charity- I have much quality talent to swap you- just
stating the reality of my (and your) situation.
Pitch me some offers, boys. I wanna be the spoiler of your dreams.
|
The Slingers
file protest-plan to move franchise to Sydney
by: Yogurt Slingers |
Tuesday, October
10 8:25 PM PT
|
Scottsdale, AZ- Upset and confused about
the "questionable" trade that occurred "over/before/after" the
weekend, Slingers GM/Owner has thought about the possibility of
moving his team out of the league.
"I am not sure what has happened these past 24 hours. I looked
at the score before I went to sleep last night and saw that the
Slingers had posted an impressive victory of Cheddar-BEST. Then,
tonight, as I was checking out to see where the victory put us
in the standings I am told that "a trade" had occurred before
the weekend?"
"I ain't no rocket scientist, but, through my grapevine, I understand
that the GM of Cheddar-BEST is of some relation to the Commissioner,
hmmmm."
"After putting much thought into this decision, I am in the works
of possibly moving the team to Sydney, Australia. After watching
the fairness and professionalism of how well the Olympic Games
were run I think it would be an ideal place to have a franchise
and a chance to win on an level and fair playing field. And besides,
I got to find that Ian Thorpe guy, I think I could get him to
play some receiver for the Slingers in the future."
It was also reported that when word of this trade got to the media,
Dennis Miller was left speechless, marking the first time in his
commentating career that he actually made sense to anyone else.
|
email: Right Balls
Date: Tue, 10 Oct 2000
I hate to say it but the right balls are going to dominate the
beav next week and move back into first place. I must say im getting
tired of these crappy ass'd squads talking about how great they
are when they got 2 stars and a bunch of poppy crap. look for
moss, garcia, smith, harris, and even peter warrick to all go
off. if the balls don't score at least 100 pts. im taking the
loss. (not really, but in my mind i'll feel it was a loss) |
email: Gary Colemans
Date: Tue, 10 Oct 2000
Arnold Jackson predicts that the Beav will castrate the balls
this weekend. That Beav is one tough snapper. Going into this
weeks game I thought that the Beav was chicken...then I found
out that they only tasted like chicken. The Beav will swallow
up both the left and right balls if you're not careful (and watch
that class ring...don't want to lose that!) Am I making sense
here??? Beav by 12.43 points. Gary Coleman has spoken....long
live Gary!!! |
email: The Game
Date: Wed, 11 Oct 2000
beav is a fluke, he has gotten lucky on all 6 games. in fact when
he decides to play a real challenge we will see how far he goes.
abd the other 5-1 teams, its just a matter of time till i pull
away. got that slappy. this weekend, clash of the titans, its
going to be the most exciting week this year. and when its all
said and done. everyone will know that i am the game and that
i am just that damn good! |
email: Right Balls
Date: Wed, 11 Oct 2000
The Sloppy's are tough. I say the point spread is 6 favoring Sloppy |
Milkmen
Files Suit Against League
by: Pickled Milkmen |
Wednesday, October
11 6:24 AM PT
|
Charlotte, (NC)---Today the Pickled Milkmen
filed suit against FAFA, claiming amongst other things "collusion",
"phantom trading", and "forced salad tossing". GM Aaron Dodez
says of the matter: "There seems to be some collusion going on
with the teams in the FAFA league. In particular a number of the
top teams as well as a few bottom-rung teams seem to be doing
what it takes to stop us." When asked if he had a message for
the other GMs in the league GM Dodez said: "F' all y'all. Switch."
Dodez is considering his legal options and whether to protest
the season. |
THE
GAME LAUGHS AT THE ALLOGATIONS OF COLLUSION.
by: The Game |
Wednesday,
October 11 7:21 AM PT
|
memo from the desk of the gm of the
game
" In regards to the recent charges of Phantom Trading or collusion,
all i have to say is.... quit your damn crying. IF any of you
would pull your balls out of your pocket and took a risk and made
a big trade you might be 5 and 1 too. or at least challenging
for the top playoff spot. It is not the games fault that the yahoo
server sucks. Im my opinion, the owner of the league fixed the
issue with the trade that went down on saturday. end of story.
I have no ill will toward any of the gm's. in fact i offer a simple
trade, take advantage of me. griese and whoever else for a wr
of rb. The game plays by the rules here. We have no reason to
cheat because, we are just that damn good." |
The Milkmen
laugh at the game's misspellings...
by: Pickled Milkmen |
Wednesday, October
11 9:01 AM PT
|
GM Dodez replies to "the game": "I am
5-1. Blow me. Perhaps the game needs to stop talking and go to
night classes. Or change his name to The Corkys. My comments about
collusion were in regards to the PCHS-PigskinSquad trying to get
a running back before our game and be 'the spoiler.' Perhaps the
game's GM should also take some basic reading classes." |
listen
up slappy
by: The Game |
Wednesday, October
11 9:15 AM PT
|
your post hardly references anyone, mostly
it speaks about late phantom trades and whatnot. if i misspell
a few words, so what, the point got across. the post wasnt supposed
to come off attacking, it was just goofing around, poking a jab
in there, gettin ya fired up but not mad. if you take the posts
here seriously, your just plain sad. now i expect another attack
on me. so milk, choke on that, prick. |
the game...
by: Pickled Milkmen |
Wednesday, October
11 9:37 AM PT
|
I was poking jabs at you as well. Talking
shit as the kids call it. Retorting to your reply. Since you don't
know me, you don't know my sense of humor. I'll lay off the personal
attacks though if you wish, didn't think I'd upset you. But know
that I take nothing seriously, so shut your cock garage...damn,
there I go again.
Been in these leagues for a few years, and don't like everyone
else having all the fun.
Now, let's let this matter rest...until Week 11. Hopefully, the
standings will be the same by then. |
its all
cool now milk
by: The Game |
Wednesday, October
11 12:13 PM PT
|
i guess the rookie fantasy player has
finally shown through. we are hear to have fun. poke jabs and
whatnot. i got too worked up, looking for a rb can do that to
a man. anyway, its all water under the bridge milk, oh and i'll
see you on dec 11th jerky. |
The Kind
of Stuff Ya Gotta Love
by: 19-Cent Team |
Wednesday, October
11 12:31 PM PT
|
All of this banter back and forth, it's
beautiful. Almost, but not quite reminiscent of the smack talk
that went down a year ago between the ever popular 19 Cent and
PCHS squads(but not quite). I haven't had much to talk about this
year though with my piss poor squad, but a few deals here and
there, a little winning streak thrown in the mix, and it's back
to the good old days. Oh, and I throw down a personal guantlet
to the GM of that shady Cheddar-WORST squad. One of us has to
take the crown of Columbus this weekend, and it ain't gonna be
you. My team of write offs and has beens are coming out fired
up and looking for a Big Hunk O' to gnaw on. So just watch your
step when you go to get in your car to drive off to wherever it
is you may be going. When you hear that pop can top open, you
best be takin' cover. |
"Warner's
goin down for the year" vows Sloppy Joe Defender
by: Sloppy Joes |
Thursday,
October 12 6:09 AM PT
|
Bowling Green, OH(AP)-- In what grossly
resembles a "McSorley-esque" tactic, one Sloppy Joe was heard
saying that newly-acquired Game QB Kurt Warner was "goin down"
this week. DE Rodney "Mashed Potatoes" Miller vows that his teammates
are out for blood on Sunday. "Not only will we hurt him, we are
trying to snap a leg, break an arm in two, ya know...fuck him
up."
In the face of these statements, first-year GM/Coach Andy "Niet"
Newlove refused to add fuel to the fire, "As an organization,
we have one goal...to win on Sundays. I feel that we have done
a good job of it so far, and with our top squad on the field we
can battle with anyone. We WILL beat the cheap Game and his pretty-boy
QB, whether we break that faggits leg is yet to be seen. I don't
care if he and Bruce light us up...as long as the final score
has us on top."
It should be a good battle this weekend, and the upper-division
of the FAFA league could have a whole new look on Monday. |
BEST GM
Speaks Out.
by: Cheddar-Best |
Thursday, October
12 7:38 PM PT
|
(C-Bus, OH) Cheddar-BEST GM Roy Michaels
broke his week long silence today after his allegedly "bogus"
trade before last week's game against the Yogurt Slingers.
"I came here to talk about 2 things. First off, that trade last
week was perfectly legit. I mean, what a sore loser that Kale
kid is. He should stick to slingin' what he's best at slingin'
if you get my drift. And the rest of you fucks need to stop your
bitching too. The thought that it was rigged because my brother
is the commish. Come on! Besides, its none of your damn business
what my brother and I do behind closed doors."
"Next issue. Now that that ugly episode is behind us we can focus
on the task at hand, winning the battle of C-Bus. Mr. Pop, with
all due respect, ain't no team with a can of MoonMist as their
mascot gonna beat the BEST. I got your Big Hunk O' Cheese, and
its about to open up a 19 cent can of whup ass. I don't want to
tell you how to run your team, but maybe its time to think about
switching to the General's beloved Spartan Brand as your corporate
sponsor. Just to be a sport, I'll have Linda Truddle stop by and
give you a lap dance after the game."
Big words for a team that's 1-5. Should be a good show this weekend
for the battle of the bottom feeders. |
Slingers
Looking for a running game
by: Yogurt Slingers |
Friday, October
13 1:32 PM PT
|
Scottsdale, AZ-- Unable to develope
a running game, Slingers GM Aaron Kale has made it apparent that
everyone is "expendable".
"We have the passing game, we have the best receiving corps in
the league, but without any form of a running attack, we haven't
been able to win consistently, and that trend will continue until
we come up with a quality RB."
"I have yet to make any contacts with any of the other GM's in
the league of a possible trade, but I will be open to any offers
and if I don't receive any, I might have to make a few calls within
the next couple of days."
"As for the possible move to Sydney? Not this year, we will finish
out the year the way we started, as the Scottsdale Yogurt Slingers."
|
The Game
hanging on but doesnt look good.
by: The Game |
Monday, October
16 4:10 AM PT
|
The clash of the titans is almost over.
we saw the big bad beav, who didnt have a defence to play drop
its first. The last of the undefeated. The game has a 4.3 pt lead
going into monday night. when the game starts joe will jump out
to a 5.6 pt lead. but as the titans score that lead will dwindle
down. but with sacks and ints, the titans cannot make mistakes.
basicly what The Game needs is a total route of jacksonville and
no mistakes by the titans. without a doubt, the joes and game
contest is the game of the week. after all is said and done, who
will be number 1? |
ACTUALLY
I'LL TRADE HIM FOR A DICTIONARY, :)
by: The Game |
Monday, October
16 11:35 AM PT
|
WILL TRADE GRIESE FOR A DICTIONARY |
On the
Edge of our Seats
by: 19-Cent Team |
Monday, October
16 11:39 AM PT
|
Oh my god, it all comes down to tonight.
Who will be atop this glorious league. We will all have to sit
on the edge of our seats, routing for interceptions, or fumbles,
or even blocked kicks. Maybe your posts are why no one wants Griese.
|
Speak the
Truth
by: 19-Cent Team |
Monday, October
16 9:33 PM PT
|
I thought you were willing to trade Griese
for a dictionary. Apparently not. Moratorium on all transactions
dealing with "The Shame". |
After the
dust clears, THE GAME just escapes defeat.
by: The Game |
Tuesday, October
17 5:26 AM PT
|
Last night The Game sat on the edge of
his seat watching his team hang on to win and take a part of 1st
place in the division. This sets up the Big game next week as
The Game faces off against Beav. Beav was leading till this week
when the luck finally ran out and recieved his first defeat of
the year. Can Beav rebound and take back the top spot alone or
will The game Take full advantage of the letdown? |
Sloppy
Joe's reeling after defeat!
by: Sloppy Joes |
Tuesday, October
17 2:11 PM PT
|
Bowling Green, OH (AP)-- Following a
hard loss at the hands of the Game, Sloppy Joe GM Andy "Niet"
Newlove made a few moves. Gone is the pitiful Jacksonville Defense
that couldn't muster a lowsy 5 points to pull out the win. Also
gone is Kerry Collins, the QB who could only manage 9 points,
replacing him is dirty but strong statistically Cade McNown. "I
will not stand by idolly and watch this team fall apart...if we
can't regroup and beat the cheddar worst, then I don't think this
team will be together much longer. The rest of the season is NOW,
it is time for a big week" |
The Game
vs BEAV, only one of them can stay at the top.
by: The Game |
Thursday, October
19 12:11 PM PT
|
Comming off an emotion filled week, the
owner of The Game states that with the recent additions of a more
solid and reliable recieving corp., BEAV can look forwad to its
second consecutive loss this week. BEAV has to go without a tight
end due to the limit of space on the roster. Meanwile The Game's
kurt warner and issac bruse face a tough chiefs d. Are we looking
at another close last secon win for the game or will beav prove
that last week was a fluke. Either way we will be entertained
this weekend. |
Stop Your
Jackass Posts, Please
by: 19-Cent Team |
Thursday, October
19 8:27 PM PT
|
IF I have to read one more post about
why whoever is playing the game doesn't have a fucking tight end
this week or that it may come down to the goddamn wire, I'm going
to send you a fucking virus, alright there chi chi. At least try
to have some humor involved and talk a little smack sometimes.
I'm out. |
shut your
mouth ya jim rome wannabe left nut sucking prick
by: The Game |
Friday, October
20 5:56 AM PT
|
take a little of your own advise and
post something worth reading instead of attacking people that
are at least trying. why are you attacking me, is it because of
your small penis, did your mother not give you enough hugs as
a kid, did you not get that pony for your 12th birthday? come
on, tell uncle bill what the matter is, i will help you through
this you sad sad man. i know we can find you the help that you
need, unfortunatly nobody can help you sad ass team, they are
just horrible. now i am out, slapnut! fu. |
isnt the
19 cent team 1-6 and the game is 6-1, nuff said.
by: The Game |
Friday, October
20 5:58 AM PT
|
ha ha ha ha ha ha ha, your words would
mean anything if you could back them up son, try again. |
Maybe I
Should Call You Cha Cha Instead
by: 19-Cent Team |
Friday, October
20 10:12 AM PT
|
What are you, some kind of pedofile talking
about penises and sitting on uncles laps? Note: Don't air your
dirty laundry over the posts. As for my team, it's not that I
don't try, my guys ar just not that good. I still am not going
to give a weekly update as to wether or not my opponent will be
playing a defense this week and that the cosmos hang in the balance
of this monumental fantasy football game this weekend. Get a clue
sad sack. Later. |
blah blah
blah, grow up, get a clue and get a team.
by: The Game |
Friday, October
20 10:19 AM PT
|
im tired of trying to post on here to
hype my team and make it interesting for me and whoever else cares.
you got what you want punk, i wont post anymore, we will all sit
here and watch you waste post on attacking people for your shortcommings.
but when it comes down to it, your nothing, nobody, a lousy 1-6
team with a piss poor gm. the end. fu. |
Missing
the Point Again
by: 19-Cent Team |
Friday, October
20 12:47 PM PT
|
That is just the point, add some kind
of humor to your posts. No one cares if the wind is going to be
blowing from the southwest and that their kicker might struggle
this weekend and that could mean the game for one team or another.
I'm tired of reading your boring ass posts. My team may be 1-6,
but at least their GM has a sense of humor and a clue about this
league. |
Update
by: 19-Cent Team |
Friday, October
20 12:50 PM PT
|
Uh oh... Mike Alstott only managed to
put up 1.8 points last night. If BEAV has a big weekend running,
it could be curtains for the Game. Stay tuned for this gripping
story as it unfolds... |
man, will
you just shut the f up already, damn bitch.
by: The Game |
Saturday, October
21 1:36 AM PT
|
why are you trying to ruin my fun dicky?
you havent written a funny thing in the last 3 weeks, take your
own advise and leave me the f alone, i have work to do and win
this money bitch. |
GM of the
game's pregame meeting.
by: The Game |
Saturday, October
21 2:50 AM PT
|
(New Cumberland-WV) The game's weekly
meeting is on the air today to see if he addresses the 19 cent
team.
GM:" hello, and thank you for comming. First off let me say that
i will not comment on the lowlife 2 dollar whore team. What i
will comment on is what we are going to do to Beav. With the recent
addition of new wr's we plan on streatching the beav out. First
we are going to lick beav on the post. After each completion we
are going to rub the beav into the ground. After the beav is going
mad and spread open the defense, we are going to pound the beav
over and over till we hit paydirt. BEAV will be left quivering
in the corner after we are through with them. Beav will be sore
and red after the reaming that we are going to give them. That
all i have to say. thanks again for comming."
The gm for the game walks off the stage as the reporters sit there
with thier mouths dropped open in shock. in a unrelated story,
there are rumors that mike alstott's lackluster preformance the
past few weeks is due to drug abuse, when asked about it, mike
quoted " that is not true!, i never exhaled anything that the
coach smoked before the game."
is this better 19 cent prick? |
STOP HAVING
YOUR GODDAMN FIGHTS ON THE BOARD
by: Right Balls |
Saturday, October
21 3:28 PM PT
|
IF YOUR JUST GOING TO HAVE AN ARGUEMENT
BETWEEN TWO PEOPLE JUST EMAIL THEM PERSONALLY OR USE INSTANT MESSENGER.
STOP CLOGGING UP THE DAMN MESSAGE BOARD WITH USELESS POSTS. |
Salt Dogs
Fire Namesake, GM Morton
by: Salt Dogs |
Sunday, October
22 7:59 AM PT
|
Canton, OH (AP) After two disastrous
week 8 mistakes, and a poor season performance, SaltDogs owner
Nipsy Russell announced Sunday morning that GM Ryan Morton has
been fired. "This cracka can't do shit, let alone run a football
team", Russell screamed at reporters. "I'm glad to see his honky
ass run outta town. Maybe he can find more suitable work for himself
in Samboville."
Speculation has been swirling around the firing of Morton after
the SaltDogs got off to a poor 2-5 start. Then, in week 8, after
both Dogs' QB's, Rob Johnson and Tim Couch, were injured, Morton
made a final mistake. James Stewart's huge game against Tampa
Bay had no effect on the SaltDogs fortunes. Stewart was on the
bench.
In a statement released Friday, Morton said, "I didn't realize
there was a Thursday night game. Since when do we have Thursday
night games before Thanksgiving? I place all the blame on the
FAFA schedule makers."
Also, due to the Thursday night game, the Dogs' are unable to
pick up and start a new QB this week. This means that along with
no Stewart points the Dogs will have no QB.
"That mutha is godamn retarded" quipped Nipsy. "Looks like we're
throwing in the towel on yet another season. The only thing that
can save us now is a strong performance from Keenan McCardell.
But, I wouldn't hold my breath or bet my nuts on that one."
Speculation has been swirling that Nipsy could name a new GM as
early as this week. Names which have been mentioned include Jimmy
"Dynomite" Walker, Don King, and Todd Bridges of Diff'rent Strokes
fame. Etiher way you look at it, there won't be another honky
in Nipsy's house. They've burned him and his team too badly. Maybe
he could dig up the bones of Redd Foxx and offer the GM position.
After all, a dead black man is worth twenty stiff white boys when
it comes to football. |
after game
confrence with the game
by: The Game |
Tuesday, October
24 9:44 AM PT
|
game gm," i dont know what to say, warner
is down, alstott is underachieving, its not looking too good.
last night we planed on licking, pounding and rubbing the beav
till it quivered. instead the beav was too strong. it seems that
all good men fold and bow to the all mighty beav. its like they
had us wrapped around thier little finger, like we were whiped,
we were beav whipped. we have to regroup, we have another tough
challenge next week."
the game gm hangs his head and walks off. |
Balls GM
rips into squad, heads rolls.
by: Right Balls |
Wednesday, October
25 7:26 AM PT
|
Bowling Green, Ohio (AP) It was not the
morning Warrick Dunn had in mind. "Punk bitches didn't even talk
to me. I just opened my locker, saw the red ticket and got the
F*** outta there. Punk ass sluts."
"Yes it was a hard decision, but 40 yrds. rushing and 20 rec.
are just not going to cut it on the right balls. We already have
Green on our squad and Travis is a nice addition. I do wish Warrick
the best of luck in his fututre endeavers, which I think include
washing Rosanne's underwear and being the next piss boy for Mike
Vannett. I would like to add that Drew Bledsoe is now available
for rental at any childrens parties for low fee. He does a great
balloon trick. It's really wonderful, we are very proud" |
Sloppy
Joe's in need of facelift
by: Sloppy Joes |
Thursday, October
26 12:35 PM PT
|
Bowling Green, OH (AP)-- In response
to a dismal performance for the second straight week, Joe's GM
Niet Newlove has once again pumped some life into his squad. "We
needed a boost at QB, in steps the ageless Doug Flutie, we needed
touchdowns, in step 3 niners to dismantle the Rams putrid 'D'.
Warrick Dunn is gonna help down the stretch when Garner and Davis
have Bye weeks, it is going to be all right. This week we vow
to score 100 points again, and regain the stature within the league
which brought fear to the minds of players and coaches alike."
Looks like the Joe's may be trying to shed their "sloppy" image
|
Right Balls
heavily Favored over Pickled Milkmen
by: Right Balls |
Friday, November
3 11:06 AM PT
|
Bowling Green, Ohio (AP) Ball wide receiver
Randy Moss was quite outspoken about this weeks matchup vs. the
milkmen. "This wont even be close. I dont know why they would
even bother coming anywhere near the ball dome. Why dont we just
say the balls win and get ready for next week, cause this week
ain't even worth playing." Ball GM Murray B had this to say "Normally
I would try to shut Randy up, but He's right in this case. The
Pickles are just a joke. I don't know how they are up here in
playoff contention when they should be down with the PCHS in the
area of also rans. Balls by 50, at least." |
Gary gets
the Slammer
by: Gary Colemans |
Monday, November
6 2:25 PM PT
|
The Gary Colemans showed on Sunday that
it is tough being a "little" man in a "big" mans' world. Gary
and the boys posted a score that "dwarfed" all team this week....except
for one. The Gary's clocked in w/ the second best overall score
this week and still came up "short". I will raise a "tall" one
to the Slam Pounders for playing a helluva game Sunday. It is
no "small" feat to post 100+ points. So do not play a sad song
on a "tiny" violin for me, instead toast the Pounders for their
"big" victory and handing me the "short" end of the stick.
Goodbye and good drinking!!! |
Milkmen
Eke out Victory, GM has message for Right Balls
by: Pickled Milkmen (dodez) |
Tuesday, November
7 9:29 AM PT
|
Charlotte, NC---The clearly exhausted
GM of the Pickled Milkmen ended his silence today at a press conference.
"It was close. Damn close. Favre won it for us on the last play
of the last game of the week." Asked about the GM for the Right
Balls and Randy Moss's comments early in the week: "I can understand
why he would be cocky playing us. Janikowski mysteriously hurt
his foot in a Vespa scooter accident. I thought we were done.
But, this team has heart, and the Tampa Bay D always comes to
play." When asked if he had anything to say directly to GM Murray
of the Balls, GM Dodez replied: "Yeah. Less talky, more winny.
Nice team you got there. Douche." |
email: The Game
Date: Thu, 07 Nov 2000
im looking for a wr or rb of worth, i can give mike alstott and
or justin watson. |
email: 19-cent Team
Date: Thu, 07 Nov 2000
Right on. Speak the truth brother. Not only is he uniteresting,
but he makes shitty trade offers as well. What a winning combo.
By the way Shark, I need your new address so I can send you funds. |
email: Salt Dogs
Date: Thu, 07 Nov 2000
ooohhh....Mike Alstott and Justin Watson? OH, HAPPY DAY!!! How
about I give you Eric Moulds AND Curtis Martin for Alstott and
Watson? Get f-in' real. If you want a RB or WR of worth, you are
going to have to give something of worth in return. I swear to
god that the only trade proposal with any balls that has come
my way was from the Bunch....... Keyshawn for Stewart. Still not
all there, since Keyshawn is a cokcsucker, but that was a proposal
worth thinking about. No more of this Moulds for my placekicker
shit...you're wasting time. How about Kurt Warner...can you win
without him? Tell you what, when Warner gets back, I'll take him
for Moulds. OK?
ALL of my players are up for trade. I don't have a personal attachment
to a goddamn one of them. If you make a real offer, you may get
your WR or RB. If not, don't bother sending the proposal.
Sincerely Tired of Being Near the Cellar,
SaltDogs |
email: The Game
Date: Thu, 08 Nov 2000
hey i didnt put any trades out there, im just saying that if anyone
wants them i will give them up for someone of the same level.
all i ever hear is negativity from you guys. i thought this was
supposed to be fun. oh and about the uninteresting, and shitty
trades comment, it is a winning combo, im heading to the playoffs
while your losing record and poor attitude are holding on to that
last place slot, as jim rome would say...scoreboard! im out. |
email: 19-cent Team
Date: Thu, 08 Nov 2000
Way to head into the playoffs there big guy. Did it ever occur
to you that I have a life outside of fantasy football and that
wether or not I head into the playoffs really doesn't matter to
me. Again you are missing the point entirely. Way to quote Rome
by the way, that really put me on my heels. I don't have anything
to come back with against that verbal onslaught. Now do me a favor,
and go back to figuring out what the wind chill is going to be
like this week in Carolina so that we who are sitting on the edge
of our seats waiting for your statement can get some rest. |
email: The Game
Date: Thu, 08 Nov 2000
what are you talking about. how about you come out and make your
point instead of trying to put it in nonsense comments that try
and cut me down. give it up. and if you dont care about winning
in fafa, why are you even here, why did you spend the 30 bucks,
why did you draft and why are you awnsering email that are in
the fafa list. now just so i understand you, the gm's that are
heading into the playoffs and the ones on the bubble have no lives
according to you. i personally have some time during the day at
work to hop on the net and look at things, shark can vouch for
that since he worked here as well. ya kknow what i think you do
care that your not going to the playoffs, i think you are errked
that the rookie (me) is doing so well in his first year. if you
werent you wouldnt be jumping on me like you are. its ok, there
is always next year, maybe you will do better. oh and i will make
my point again since you completely missed it, this is a fantasy
league that is supposed to be fun. talk a little smack, if your
good at which i am not so i dont anymore, make trades, good or
not, and basically have fun all around. you my friend are not
having fun. you are personally attacking me whithout even knowing
me. you my friend must have no life to be attacking me. now excuse
me i have to go check the wind chill in carolina for sundays game. |
email: Salt Dogs
Date: Thu, 08 Nov 2000
I swear to god I'll turn this car around if you two don't clam
up! |
A Message
from the Commish
by: Pouch Mouse USA |
Wednesday, November
8 6:11 PM PT
|
All right, leave it to Bravo and Murray
to stir up the FAFA pot. We have some very shady dealings going
on here, and being the shyster that I am, can smell a rat in all
of this. Here's what the PCHS-Pigskin Squad proposed to the Right
Balls:
Cris Carter
Keyshawn Johnson
for
Jeremy McDaniel
Laveranues Coles
As the commish of the league, I am torn between allowing each
team to conduct their business and run their team as they please,
but also to uphold the integrity of the league by not allowing
corruption and collusion to run rampant.
A sensible FAFA GM would never propose this deal in a non-keeper
league without some angle. Upon careful examination, I have yet
to figure out what PCHS has to gain from this heavily lopsided
deal. Quothe Murray, the trade "was all a product of Bravo."
If Bravo can give some legitimate explanation for this, I will
consider allowing the deal. Otherwise, the deals will be vetoed
as evidence of collusion and ill-guided deceit to defraud the
other FAFA GMs in attempt to corruptly (sic) upset the competitive
balance of the league.
Dutifully yours,
Mr. Rozelle |
email: PCHS-Pigskin Squad
Date: Thu, 09 Nov 2000
Boy, you really know how to kick a guy when he's down, don't you?
It's been a long season for PCHS-PigskinSquad. We have won two
games and will be watching the play-offs on TV like the rest of
America. Much of the blame for this horrific showing falls on
the narrow shoulders of Keyshawn Johnson. He has been a cancer
in the locker room, a non performer on the field (which begs the
question, "how did a 'superstar' turn so goddamned horse shit
in one season?"), and a massive disappointment in general. The
thought of that sonuvabitch turns my stomach, frankly. Therefore,
when Murray offered me McDaniel and Coles (two of my favorite
players) for Keyshawn and a throw-in like Cris Carter, I had to
jump at it. Now you are trying to tell me that Murray is guilty
of collusion? I'm shocked and saddened. While I thought the offers
were too good to be true and wondered why a former FAFA champion
like Murray would part with a pair of world beaters like McDaniel
and Coles two weeks before the post season, it has always been
my policy not to look a gift horse in the mouth. As it turns out,
perhaps I should have examined the deal a tad more closely before
rubber stamping "approved" all over it. It's just that I remember
when the name Murray Brazinski meant something. I remember when
it stood for something real- something good and pure in a cold,
dark world. It turns out Murray Brazinski has let us all down
like everything else in this sad, sad life. Shame on you, Shawn
Beaverson.
Bravo
p.s. Cancel my subscription to "Right Balls Digest." I don't think
you will miss the last of my four easy payments of $19.95, Murr.
You won't need money where you're going anyway. |
email: The Game
Date: Thu, 09 Nov 2000
since we are trading this way now, hey mort, what did you say
about my kicker for eric moulds????? sounds good to me. this was
my attempt at comedy, i promise never to do it again. |
email: 19-cent Team
Date: Thu, 09 Nov 2000
What's been going on with Bravo anyway? Haven't heard two peeps
out of him this year it seems. On to the pressing issues. Of course
Mr Morales, I'm somewhat intrerested in this league, but my team
isn't fairing to well and so I'm a little more disinterested at
present time. Do you really think I give a shit that this is your
first time doing this. It's my second, what am I, a polished veteran
of writing posts. You see, I read what Shark writes, I read what
Yhames writes, even what Mr Morton writes and it makes me chuckle.
You're closing statment in your email reply made me laugh. Do
that more often and you won't have to hear me asking you to stop
your posts (or emails). I don't have much else to look at when
I jump on the football page briefly so all I'm asking is that
when there is something to read at least let it be worthwhile
to the moments that I am looking at it. |
Nipsey
in Florida Counting Votes, Abandons Salt Dogs
by: Salt Dogs |
Friday, November
10 7:57 AM PT
|
Tallahassee, FL (AP) - How many elderly
Jews does it take to elect a President? That's what Nipsey Russell
is going to find out this week. The SaltDogs, a team in dire need
of leadership after the firing of head coach Ryan Morton, will
be without team owner and spiritual leader, Nipsey Russell, as
he helps the Florida Board of Elections count West Palm County
votes. What is it that attracted Nipsey to the crisis in Florida?
Was it his sense of patriotism, or pride in the democratic process?
"I don't give a muthafuck about none of that shit," Nipsey exclaimed.
"Uncle Sam can lick my balls."
When asked why he felt the need to help recount votes in Florida
Nipsey replied, "Look, I have personal interests on the line here.
I have been collecting welfare since 1962. Don't mind that I'm
a famous entertainer and FAFA franchise owner....all the money
from that goes in my momma's name. Shit, I ain't paid for a T-bone
with my own money since the Eisenhower administration. If that
bitch Bush gets in office, there is a very good chance that me
and my people will lose our mealticket. Fuck that. I ain't paying
for shit...shouldn't have to."
SaltDogs interim head coach Kirk Cameron, during his third week
on the job, agrees with Nipsey's plight. "If you don't give them
what they want, they'll just bitch and burn their houses and neighborhoods.
Then we have to build new houses for them. So, in the end we are
saving money as a nation." When asked about the 'Dogs chances
this week, Cameron smiled. "PCHS has gone the way of the 49ers.
This should be easy."
What does Nipsey think about the game? "What game? Ahh, fuck it.
I'm gettin' paid in this muthafucka. Watch me count these ballots
for Gore....1,2,5,7,8. Momma didn't raise no fool! HAHA!" |
Commish's
Ruling: "No Post-Season for PCHS"
by: PCHS-PigskinSquad |
Monday, November
13 1:48 AM PT
|
(AP)-- Amidst allegations of unfair
trading practices and attempting to defraud the league, FAFA commissioner
Shark ruled Sunday that PCHS-PigskinSquad will be excluded from
post-season play in 2000. The ruling comes on the heels of a pair
of voided trades between PCHS-PigskinSquad and league champion
Right Balls that many around the league considered "lop-sided."
"It's frustrating to not only have both deals that (Right Ball
GM) Murray and I worked so hard to get done be voided, but to
take away the post-season from our fans is outright disgraceful,"
PCHS-PigskinSquad GM Bravo Smith said. "That Coles kid and whatshisname
(McDaniel) are fine players on the cusp of greatness. I don't
see what the problem is. Maybe the commissioner thought that Cris
Carter and Keyshawn Johnson would somehow make The Right Balls
a better team, thus threatening his own title chances. I don't
know. It's amazing to me that these sanctions would be levied
against a squeaky-clean organization like the PCHS family while
jackasses incapable of forming complete sentences are allowed
to air their dirty laundry in the press all season. 'The Bravo'
says that is ludicrous!"
The league has since fined Smith $15,000 for his inflammatory
remarks. |
FAFA News
as the Playoff Race Heats Up
by: Pouch Mouse USA |
Tuesday, November
21 8:49 AM PT
|
- Nipsy of the SaltDogs is going to
have to find a new home in the XFL, as rumor has it that the former
cast of Growing Pains (Alan Thicke, Kirk Cameron, Tracey Gold,
AND Judith Light) has staged a Coup de Salt and taken over ownership
of the team. Following an embarassing loss to the Implants, team
President Ryan Hortense Morton was found staying in a flophouse
outside Portugese Newark and eating dry gravy packets for lunch.
- The Sloppy Joes are an ounce of ketchup and pinch of brown sugar
short of a victory this week against the Mice. They may enlist
former Vikings receiver Buster Rhymes as sideline support (due
to budget constraints, Busta Rhymes the rapper was unavailable).
- Speaking of sideline support, word has it that Phil Villipiano
has been working the lines for the Slam Pounders during their
seven-game winning streak.
- Will someone quiet the BEAV down??
- The Balls look to defend their crown after meeting up with fellow
colluders, the PCHS-Pigskins. The pre-game ceremony plans to honor
the AFL-CIO, the Teamsters, and local UAW 643 with plaques made
of balsa wood and copper.
- Can a Milkmen play with Implants?
- Midgets were flown in from around the world to pose with Coleman's
GM, Regis Shields. Action poses included the Kim Fields double-dutch
midget clutch and the Todd Bridges round-the-world walking the
midget dance. Regis will be signing autographs after next weeks
game.
- Speaking of the GAME, GM Bill Morales has come to terms on a
settlement with 19-Cent GM Faygo Pops based on the latter's libel
suit against the former. Morales has agreed to use his spellchecker
and uncapitalize his team name and quit referring to the 19-cent
squad as the "crisp and clean with no caffeine team", while Pops
will forfeit all trademarks in relation to his new line of board
games and video games, entitled "The Game".
- Pouch Mouse USA is favored to win the FAFA Cup by Vegas Bookies
|
The Colemans
look for Revenge
by: Gary Colemans |
Thursday, November
30 10:06 AM PT
|
Team Report:
-The last time the Gary Colemans and the Slam Pounders faced off
the Pounders handed Garys' ass back to him by way of a 108-82
thwarting. Will the playoffs equal the same result? For the Colemans
sake hopefully not. This time though they will be led by the ever
inconsistant Kordell Stewart. GM Regis is hoping to see the Kordell
of '97 who also made an appearance in Cincy last weekend.
"We need 'Slash' back...the running, passing, touchdown scoring
Stewart of old. There is no time for that crying, pillow-biting
Stewart of the last two seasons," GM Regis said Thursday.
-To be victorious the Colemans need big games from their big backfield...Edge
James and Jerome Bettis.
"I expect nothing more than stellar performances from these two.
They are the best backfield in the game," Regis said.
-The Colemans will be without the King himself, Elvis Grbac. Elvis
injured his throwing hand while strumming a rousing rendition
of "Blue Suede Shoes." He will not see any action this week.
With that being said GO GARY BEAT THE POUNDERS!!!!!!!!!!!!!! |
Milkmen
GM thinks his team sucks ass...
by: Pickled Milkmen |
Friday, December
1 6:01 AM PT
|
Charlotte, NC---After a horrible stretch
run where the Pickled Milkmen saw their team go from first to
worst, GM Dodez had this to say about his team's upcoming game
against Pouch Mouse USA: "We suck. We really, really suck. I made
some bad moves this year...it's all my fault. It's hard to compete
when your WR's have names like Rison, Morris, and Jackson. If
we win, it would be the greatest upset of all time."
GM Dodez didn't reply when he was accused of pulling a Holtz.
|
WOW!!!
by: Right Balls |
Monday, December
4 9:45 AM PT
|
Bowling Green, Ohio(AP) Thats all that
can really be said following Sundays game between the Beav and
the Balls." Well I guess I can now go back to being called Beav,
because we took the game that really mattered. I have to give
to the Beav thou. To score 90 and lose is hard work. But it shouldn't
have been even that close. Without David Bostons career game it
would have been a laugher. Of course the Milkmens amazing victory
over the Pouch Mouse is what everyone is talking about. Much like
the Rams season, It looked like it was going to be the Mouse running
away with everything and then to get knocked out first round by
the Milkmen is pure craziness. Shark is probably wishing he would
have taken that Faulk for Dunn deal I offered a few weeks back.
So now Im getting ready for the showdown between the balls and
the slipper wearing Milkmen. I say bring it on." |
The Gary
Colemans reach a new Height
by: Gary Colemans |
Tuesday, December
5 3:08 PM PT
|
(AP) Columbus, OH - The Gary Colemans
are standing tall today after squeaking by a talented Slam Pounder
team. Entering last night the Colemans held a slim 7.35 point
lead. The Pounders Tony Gonzalez (147 yds. 1 TD) battled hard
to win the game for his team, but the Colemans Derrick Alexander
stood tough (116 yds. 1 TD).
"I knew if I could match him yard for yard, TD for TD that I'd
win the game for us. Tony did outgain me, but we still held on
for the win none the less," Alexander said after the game.
"Derrick did play a great game last night," GM Regis said, "We
have Mindy Cohn (Natalie from Facts of Life fame) waiting in the
locker room to toss his salad. He deserves this kind of four star
treatment. He's our MVP today."
Edge James, although, felt a little different about being MVP.
"I knew what kind of shit was waiting back in the shower," James
said, "that's why I played so bad. Jerome told me about that funk-nastiness.
I didn't want no part of that."
(Editors note: James only had 31 rec. yds and 49 rush yds.)
The Colemans are now looking forward to their "game" next week
against none other than "THE GAME" himself.
"They are a tough, tough team. We lost to them in the first game
of the season so we are looking for a little bit of payback...just
like we gave to the Pounders," GM Regis said.
Elvis Grbac, who had the week off for the Colemans, was a little
less subtle.
"Next week-ah....we will teach The Game-ah...a lesson in what
it's like-ah...to get beatdown-ah...by a 3-ft washed up child
actor who couldn't hold a steady job as a security guard and who's
now probably at home jankin' off to his train collection-ah....that
he'll never...eeevvvvveeer...forget....If ya smell...what Mindy
Cohn...is cookin'!!!!" |
Milkmen
Win, GM fighting hangover
by: Pickled Milkmen |
Monday, December
11 9:41 AM PT
|
Charlotte, NC---After consecutive upset
wins, GM Aaron Dodez greeted reporters Monday with sunglasses
and a hoarse voice. But his spirits were high: "I have to give
it up to the whole team. We were counted out. Forgotten. But on
Sunday, everyone came to play. From the Tampa Bay defense all
the way to Aaron Brooks and Troy Brown. Everyone contributed.
This is a great win for us." Asked about his chances next week:
"We have been playing well beyond our means. I don't think we
have much of a chance. But one thing I know, our players will
come to play. We may not have talent. But we's gots heart..."
And with that GM Dodez passed out. He was unavailable for any
more comments. |
Improbable
run continues for the Colemans
by: Gary Colemans |
Monday, December
11 11:26 AM PT
|
(AP) - Columbus, OH - The Cinderella
run continues for The Gary Colemans. In another upset victory
the Colemans defeated The Game without Edge James even taking
the field. It was a sweet victory for the Colemans who are now
on their way to the FAFA championship in their inaugural season.
A press conference was held at 12 pm est. in the champagne room
of Cols. Gold, former headquarters of Pouch Mouse GM and league
commish Shark. In a surprise to the media and to GM Regis himself
team owner Gary Coleman made an appearance.
"I just wanted to come here today to show my support for my team,
my namesake. GM Regis has done a fabulous job with them. I hold
Regis in the highest regard. I truely believe that this team has
what it takes to go all the way," Gary said.
When asked about his chances this weekend against the Milkmen,
Regis had this to say,"The Milkmen are a very talented team. We
beat them once this year, but they have a whole new look now.
They are exciting to watch and will be very tough to contain,
especially Eddie George. He's one of the best in the league. And
you can't forget...."
At that point in time Regis was cutoff by the sound pulsating
R&B music blaring from the speakers. In the back corner of the
room the owner himself, Mr. Coleman, was being treated to a lap
dance by not one, but three of the Golds' finest. At that time
press conference organizer, former NBA star Willis Reed, went
over to the jukebox, pulled the plug and was quoted as saying,"
What the hell are you doing Gary? We are trying to hold a press
conference here."
"What you talkin' about, Willis?" Gary said.
"I'm talking about trying to hold this press conference. Now can
we finish?"
"Wow," Gary said,"No one has actually ever answered that question
before. Um...yeah...go ahead and finish," Gary answered, quite
bewildered.
To close the press conference GM Regis once again took the podium.
"As I said, I like my teams' chances this weekend..." |
AP writer
fired; story apparently too long to publish
by: Gary Colemans |
Monday, December
11 11:36 AM PT
|
(Reuters) Columbus, OH - In a strange
course of events AP staff writer Richard Moll (former Night Court
star Bull Shannon) has been fired from the AP staff for his story
on the FAFA team The Gary Colemans. He apparently ran too long
on his story and it could not be fully published. We will post
the remaining of the story here:
To close the press conference GM Regis once again took the podium.
"As I said, I like my teams' chances this weekend, although they
are a little nervous. So boys, come on in here. Elvis, Jerome,
Edge.....nope, not you Derrick. We got Mindy Cohn waiting in the
bathroom for you. The rest of you boys sit down and enjoy." |
FAFA Bowl
Shuffle
by: Gary Colemans |
Tuesday, December
12 11:14 AM PT
|
Our name is Gary not Shandling or Olandis
The name is Coleman and we're going to bust it like this
A little FAFA rhyme all full of soul
To get you pumped up for the FAFA Bowl
The Colemans and the Milkmen are leading the pack
Racing for the trophy, no need to talk smack
We snuck into the playoffs, me 7th him 8th
Now we have a chance, a chance to be great
Some way some how the Colemans did what it took
Even though we lost Galloway and Michael Westbrook
A little bit of sympathy the waiver wire didn't lack
It gave me Alexander, Ward and the man the call Grbac
And don't forget the GM, the man is a genius
Traded Tiki and Cherbet for the Bus Jerome Bettis
So all in all we'll know by Monday night
Will the Colemans be champs...YO DAMN RIGHT!!!!!
|
Milkmen
Win!!! Milkmen Win!!!
by: Pickled Milkmen |
Sunday, December
17 4:27 PM PT
|
Charlotte, NC---Even with the Tampa Bay
Defense still to go on Monday, GM Aaron Dodez claimed the FAFA
Championship. With tears in his eyes GM Dodez dismounted from
Suzy Kolber and addressed the press: "I can't believe we did it.
I thought that maybe not playing Favre would be our undoing, but
by God's grace and Eddie George's magnificient muscles, we beat
the Gary Colemans." Asked if he had anything further to say, perhaps
words for the other GMs, or some sort of deep thought about the
months of arduous decision making, GM Dodez simply turned towards
the cameras, smirked, and said:
"Just let the commissioner know that I have a new address. I want
him to know where to mail the check." |
Balls GM
Claims Victory
by: Right Balls |
Monday, December
18 7:21 AM PT
|
Bowling Green, Ohio (AP) Even with mondays
game to be played, Balls GM Murray B has already claimed victory
and the bronze medal for the 2000 FAFA season. "I'm still alittle
disappointed about that game with the Milkmen, but I do appreciate
the fact it took there best game of the season (by far) to take
us down. But a third place finish is still better than 12 other
so called squads this year. This was a rebuilding year, look for
the Balls to reload the gun in 2001. And I also must add that
the Beav is cheap and PCHS is a disgrace. Thank you. Go Tamps
Bay. |
hats off
to the balls and the rest.
by: The Game |
Tuesday, December
19 5:16 AM PT
|
columbus ohio(ap)- the game's gm william
morales released the following statement regarding his first year
in the league. " I want to thank comissioner shark for giving
my team the chance to partake in what was the best time of my
fantasy life. Being the new guy i got alot of flack from the vets
and some was even deserved. comming in 4th isnt that bad for the
first year, i hand it to the balls, they show up when it counts.
so thank you all and have a great off season."
thanks everyone. till next year. |
email: Salt Dogs
Date: Tue, 12 Dec 2000
Looks like Nipsey is striking a deal with Vince McMahon AND he's
pressing charges on Gary Coleman for assault in a Venice Beach
mall. |
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