The
Miami Dolphins today announced they were hiring Tony Soprano, world
renowned television mob boss as their head coach. In his welcoming
press conference he announced several odd changes that are unknown at
this time if they will help to Dolphins return to respectability.
Between
seasons there will be a two-year break, sometimes longer depending on
other programming. Soprano says they may even split up a season and
play one half and then take a year break and play the other.
At
least one major starter will be whacked each year, this will help keep
starting players and the rest of the team on their toes.
Ricky Williams, until he starts playing well again, will now be called "Big ####y".
There
will not be an actual end to games, and the last 7 minutes instead of
deciding the score, will be spent with a slow-motion montage set to the
Journey song "Don't Stop Believing"
It's doubtful any of this
will help the Dolphins, who last season appeared to be the worst team
in the history of football. But it's at least interesting.
Interesting indeed! I'm surprised they didn't send him to work with other Florida teams - Bucs or Jaguars... John Gruden and Jack Del Rio strike me as mafia types. Although, I would venture to guess that Bill Parcells can do a pretty sweet impersonation of Don Corleone.
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