Monday, September 19, 2011

Corsairs Open 2-0, Lead Linardo Division for First Time Ever

Coach Cee-Lo Green says the team has not lived up to its potential, despite Corsairs' 2-0 start.


By Soren Byrnen
Fantasy Sports Network

Pending the outcome of the Sea Hogs-Bakers slugfest, the Corsairs will own at least a share of the Linardo division lead for the first time in its history. With the team's first 2-0 start, GM Mojo D was uncharacteristically quiet and characteristically superstitious - his knuckles were bloody from knocking on wood throughout the team's media availability aboard the luxury stadium/resort/casino NFFA Corsair.

"We've never been here before and it's a little dislocating, but a few of these Corsair Van Goghs™* are helping." With that, the GM turned the event over to coach Cee-Lo Green and perky media relations intern Sue Nommi, who read a prepared statement:
"Beating the Black Dogs in their East Nasty house in week 2 was a rush, but we were especially happy to spank the Beelzebubbas in the wake of the Dr. Jorge Linardo fiasco. It appears that the ghost of Boyd X. Biggs sent one of Jorge's many doubles for the game-ball parachute delivery, season opener and christening of this marvelous vessel. Despite the disrespect from the Bubbas, Corsairs are focused on continuing to win, especially the game ahead against the juggernaut Bakers. "

Coach Cee-Lo Green opined that "we haven't reached our potential yet. I've made some line-up mistakes that I've heard about from the General (Lee-Yhn, Corsairs owner) and Mojo D, but that tells me we have the right talent - just gotta polish my crystal balls to see the future more clearly. Which reminds me, did the Money sisters get here yet?" The room erupted in laughter, the Corsair bar staff appeared, and the media event was over.

*Corsair Van Gogh recipe: 
1.5 oz Corsair Pumpkin Spice Moonshine, 1 oz. Corsair Red Absinthe. Shake with ice, strain into highball glass. Drink quickly, stay away from open flame.

Sunday, September 11, 2011

Corsairs Launch “Season at Sea” Against ‘Bubbas

The stadium NFFA Corsair is an engineering marvel and “a floating palace” according to former Mojo owner Sheikh Yrbouti (inset), who was one of 45,000 invited guests across the jet-set, royalty and celebrity spectrum.


By Soren Bernyn
Fantasy Sports Network


The 2001 NFFA season began in style for the newly re-christened Corsairs, who unveiled a remarkable new stadium in their game against the West Nashville Beelzebubbas in a Week One tilt between the two old neighbors and rivals.

Even with the electric atmosphere of a new stadium and new season, the game reached a frenzied pitch before it even began, when the “father of NFFA”, Dr. Jorge Linardo, parachuted onto midfield with the ceremonial game ball. “That was a highlight,” Mojo D said, wiping back a tear. “And we’ve been pretty damn high this week.”

The reclusive Linardo nodded agreement and briefly laughed maniacally. According to Corsairs Media Relations Intern Sue Nommi, “this unusual friendship was built decades ago, and is held in place by Dr. Linardo’s and Mojo D’s mutual respect and more importantly, their deep understanding of the implications of mutually assured destruction.”

The game started with fireworks when Linardo entered the stadium, and continued with Corsairs first-round pick QB Drew Brees’ 59-point effort. Coach Cee-Lo Green said “Damn right that’s why we picked him first! Now the rest of the team has to pick up where Drew left off – I’m concerned about the backfield, and you can never tell about your Krankensteins this time of year – look at Darren Sproles riding the pine over there for the Dogs…”

But perhaps the biggest story this week is the team’s unique facility: the NFFA Corsair. The floating stadium is a luxury mash-up between a battleship, a state-of-the-art athletic facility and an Asian casino. Nommi said “like many great ideas, this one was borne of necessity. Mojo D is the GM of the club, and he needs to operate in international waters – this gives us a home base that is flexible and extradition-proof.” The perky intern also refused comment on several questions about the reasons Mojo D needs that protection.

Beelzebubbas’ GM Chuck Barris said of the new facility: “This place is unbelievable – I tell you, those Chinese can make any damn thing. I was pissed that we didn’t have a chance to work out on the field more than one day, but a visit to the casino and ‘spa’ got me just about right. Have you tried these Corsair Candy Corns?” Barris was rumored by Bubbas insiders to have “blowed a gasket” when Mojo D would not release the transfer coordinates beyond “Vancouver, BC.” Reportedly, Barris “chilled out” when the Corsair fleet of luxury transport helicopters (Green refers to them as the “Limo-Choppers”) arrived to shuttle the players, front office and selected fans to Corsair stadium. “Nothing like a Corsair Van Gogh Kir and a ride in the limo-chopper to cheer up a guy,” Nommi said.

The NFFA Corsair is a stadium, but the action is hardly limited to the field. The aforementioned spa and casino are just the beginning – since the facility also must accommodate overnight guests, it is outfitted with hotel rooms, many of which are connected to the luxury boxes, which is why the maximum capacity for the stadium is just over 40,000. “Sure, that’s tiny compared to something like the Smack Daddies’ new big-box stadium in the ATL,” Nommi admitted, “but when you look at what our fans spend when they attend the game, we can afford to give away the seat and make it back in the casino.”

The team plans to keep sailing the northern hemisphere until the end of typhoon season.

Thursday, September 8, 2011

Smack Daddies Expand Footprint, Promote Brand



By Jimmy Hoffa, III, Public Relations Director
Atlanta Smack Daddies F
ootball Club


NASHVILLE — In a surprising and dramatic series of announcements at a press conference this morning outside the NFFA Tower, mercurial Atlanta SmackDaddy owner Lex Dominica and team president Tony Soprano, fresh off the team’s third NFFA title, have decided it’s the perfect time to expand the footprint of the organization and build equity in one of the empire’s most beloved brands.

In only the third time the two have ever been photographed together in public, Dominica announced he had recently awarded Soprano a substantial share in the franchise for what Dominica called Soprano’s “bold and unwavering commitment to the betterment and of the organization. “ As a beaming team president Tony Soprano looked on, Dominica went on to say that through the efforts of Soprano, Atlanta SmackDaddies Football Club, LLC had reached a “gentleman’s agreement” to purchase controlling interest in the Cracker Barrel Old Country Stores.

“We have decided to use this opportunity to expand our Bada Bing brand in many of the more than 600 locations in 42 states, “Dominica said. “We are presently working on a transition plan with the company. “ He also added a final decision hasn’t been made concerning our marketing and reintroduction of the stores.

“I must say the management at Cracker Barrel has bent over backwards to make this deal come to fruition. Tony was influential in getting the Cracker Barrel folks to see the vision and practically run to the table to sign off on this deal. I don’t know how he does it. I sometimes think he can read people’s minds.” he added.

Soprano said he shared his vision with Dominica two weeks ago after hearing Cracker Barrel investors were not happy with the book-keeping practices of the Lebanon, Tennessee based company.

“I thought this was a marriage made in heaven,” Soprano said. “They needed help with the books and we needed to get the Bing closer to all our many fans and customers, he said.”I mean who doesn’t like all them trinkets and things when you walk in the door? I especially like those root beer stick candies, except they stick to my teeth” he added.

“We’re gonna replace the country cooking in the back with something a little more spicy,” Soprano said with a wink. But we’re gonna keep the biscuits. Everybody likes the biscuits. It’s gonna be like Pussy’s hairdo," Soprano added. “It’s all business in the front, but there’s a party in the back.”

At that point, Dominica brought the focus back to the NFFA and the Atlanta Smack Daddies.

“It is with great relief that we announce we’ve agreed to relinquish control of the league offices back to the Commissioner, Dominica said. “After a fact finding trip with our security officer, Salvatore “Big Pussy” Bonpensiero to see how the organization handles security issues, the Commissioner agreed to tightened security here at the NFFA Tower,” Dominica said.

Soprano then passed out copies of what he said was an agreement signed by the league’s commissioner. “We have graciously offered our services to revamp NFFA security protocol for $1 a year and an option to open the Bada Bing Dance School right here in the NFFA Tower.” Dominica said. “We’re also handling waste management services for the entire building at a special rate,” he said. “The Commissioner agreed he’d be a fool not to take our offer.”

When questioned about the team’s ability to defend the title with a revamped roster, Soprano said the team is ready to kick-off the new year. He said the organization has quietly worked behind the scenes to put a championship caliber team together, He then directed the media’s attention to the steps where he introduced former Atlanta Mayor, and current Smack Daddies CFO Bill Campbell.

“Through the continued efforts of the Atlanta Smack Daddies and the City of Atlanta, I can finally announce the planned creation of a technological and engineering marvel,” Campbell said. ‘Today, we announce the construction of our very own Bada Bing Stadium and entertainment mecca at the former sight of Underground Atlanta.”

Designed in a joint venture by HOK Sport Architecture and New Jersey based Luchese Design and Code Consultants. The 65,000 seat venue also houses three stadium clubs, five gift shops, a shooting range and a video arcade. The stadium will be capped by a 125,000 square foot Bada Bing dance club. The stadium will be connected to the new BING Casino and Resort by two 12-lane walking sidewalks. It will be one of the world’s largest all cement endeavors.

Campbell went on to say the club had sold naming rights to the Bada Bing entertainment arm of the organization for an undisclosed sum. ‘We thought it was only appropriate the SmackDaddies play our games at what we affectionately refer to as “The Bing”. “This falls in line with our concerted effort to enhance the Bada Bing brand and at the same time, give something back to the city of Atlanta. “While we’ve enjoyed our time at the Maynard Jackson Municipal Stadium, it is time the organization takes a real stranglehold of the community.”

When pushed for an answer to how the entertainment extravaganza would be funded, Campbell directed all media questions to Soprano. “I’ll let you take that up with him,” Campbell said.

Dominica said a planned unveiling of the stadium and entertainment mecca would be held at a future date.

“We’re leaving that event up to our Community Outreach executive Mr. Alge Crumpler,” the owner said. “He wanted to show off today but we thought it best for him to keep it under wraps for a later date. We didn’t want to draw away from these significant developments.”

Wednesday, September 7, 2011


Fezzik to provide muscle to Village Green

BY Dread Pirate Roberts, Gilder Foreign Press


In a predictable show of solidarity, Fezzik sticks up for Team Manager Miracle Max by promising physical harm to anyone that threatens the Village Green.

This announcement comes amidst reports of "fog or haze" around the team's home. These accounts have been unconfirmed, yet highly likely givrn the disastrous beginning to last weeks' draft. e

In a short but brief press conference. Team spokesman states, "Never go up against a Nashvillian when death is on the line."

Sunday, September 4, 2011

MCMAHON: 'MCMIZZLE IS DEAD TO ME'

Black Dogs head coach Jim McMahon is getting back to
what made him the winningest coach in NFFA history.



By R.E. Porter
Associated Web Press

"Last season was a blur," East Nashville Black Dogs head coach Jim McMahon said last night at the Cherry Bomb Cafe.

In a freewheeling, impromptu interview, McMahon said he has put aside the distractions of a year ago when the Black Dogs failed to make the playoffs after five straight Jorge division titles and two NFFA championships.

"I got so wrapped up in the whole Jizzle McMizzle thing that I lost my focus," he said. "So I've closed my club, Jizzle McMizzle's — I'm loaning it to the Linardist party for use as their temporary Nashville headquarters.

"And I've got to tell you, man," he said with a catch in his voice. "Jizzle McMizzle is dead to me."

McMahon was in a sentimental mood as he ordered another round of Touchdown Tasers™, expressing great affection for Thurman Murrman, the owner of the Alamo Scouts. Murrman recently sold the team to Dave "Goody" Goodridge, who moved the franchise to Hillboro Village and renamed it The Village Green.

"I'm really gonna miss ThurMurr, I had 15 straight wins against him, you know," he said. "What can I say, he was my bitch. When your bitch leaves, you miss him."

After pausing to wipe a tear from his eye, McMahon continued. "But I look forward to making The Village Green my bitch. I wonder if that's what they're smoking. I hope so. You know over there it would be the kind." He closed his eyes and smiled at the very thought of what they're smoking in Hillsboro Village.

When the coach opened his eyes, he said, "I heard Mojo D has switched to a 'gay pirate Muslim terrorist' theme. Did he clear that with the Fedayeen Bakers and DTA?" Then he broke into a fit of laughter that lasted several minutes.

When he got himself under control, he ordered another round of drinks. Then a frown came over his face, as he realized he was giving an interview to the news organization which had recently picked the Black Dogs to go 5-9 and finish last in the division.

"You know, man, we're gonna make you eat that prediction," he said. "No really. I'm gonna print it out and force it down your throat."

Then he smiled what can only be described as a diabolical smile, and added, "I believe this interview is over. Is est super!"

Thursday, September 1, 2011

SMACK DADDIES STILL TEAM TO BEAT

Smack Daddies owner Lex Dominica leaves the NFFA Tower
with team GM Tony Soprano prior to Tuesday night's draft.



By R.E. Porter
Associate Web Press


If Atlanta Smack Daddies owner Lex Dominica carries himself with a bit more swagger these days, you really can't blame him. In the Nashvegas Fantasy Football Association's nine seasons of play, Dominica's team has won one-third of the NFFA championships, including the 2010 crown, and he has three rings to prove it.

Now on the brink of the Nashvegas Fantasy Football Association's tenth season, the Smack Daddies again appear to be the team to beat. Beyond that, there are many questions facing the league:

• Will the Cambridge Animals regain their awesome awesomeness which deserted them in the playoffs?

• Will Peyton Manning return in time to save the Fidalgo Island Sea Hogs from their second losing season in franchise history?

• Will the Midtown franchise's switch to a "gay pirate Muslim terrorist" theme improve their fortunes?

• With Tom Brady as their signal caller, will the 12th Avenue Bakers return to the playoffs?

• Was the East Nashville Black Dogs' fall from grace last season a blip or a trend?

• Will the West Nashville Beelzebubbas increase their playoff run to five straight seasons?

• Will The Village Green continue the league trend of first-year owners making the playoffs?

Here are The Associated Web Press 2011 NFFA predictions:

Jorge division
1. West Nashville Beelzebubbas (9-5)
2. Cambridge Animals (8-6)
3. 12th Avenue Bakers (7-7)
4. East Nashville Black Dogs (5-9)

Linardo division
1. Atlanta Smack Daddies (9-5)
2. Corsairs (7-7)
3. The Village Green (6-8)
4. Fidalgo Island Sea Hogs (5-9)

Championship Semifinals
Smack Daddies defeat Corsairs
Animals defeat Beelzebubbas

NFFA Championship
Animals defeat Smack Daddies