Saturday, January 31, 2015

ROGER GOODELL ANNOUNCES THAT SOCCER PLAYERS ARE NO LONGER ALLOWED TO USE FEET TO KICK SOCCER BALL

In a surprise announcement only one day before the Super Bowl, Roger Goodell has announced that all soccer players are no longer allowed to use their feet play soccer. 
Goodell also added, "Feet are stinky. That stinkiness makes the ball disgusting." 
The announcement comes as a shock because he has no soccer experience at all. He is not even employed by FIFA. When Goodell was asked about why he was trying to make a change to a soccer rule he said, "Because I have a great track record with making up rules and enforcing them." 

NEW LAW PROPOSES THAT NO CATS ARE TO BE CALLED COOT
In a new law passed by Congress no cats are allowed to be called "Coot". When President Obama was asked about this new law he told reporters, "There is a girl in Mrs. Smith's class who has said herself that 'There is only one Coot in the world.' That's why we passed this law. Because we also agree that there is only one Coot in the world."

Tuesday, January 20, 2015

OWNER OF COLTS UPSET 
ABOUT PATRIOTS FAKE LETTER TELLING HIM ABOUT 
SCORING CHANGE
Jim Irsay, owner of the Indianapolis Colts expressed outrage at a press conference today about a letter he received from the New England Patriot front office wrongly informing him that the AFC Championship game was going to be scored in the same manner as a golf game; with the lowest score winning the game. 

"They told me in this letter that the lowest score would win the game so I passed that information on to our coaching staff who did a hell of a job holding our own Andrew Luck to just seven points. Apparently there was no scoring change and the lowest score lost the game."  

When Irsay was asked why he believed the letter he stammered, "This is Belichick's fault. He always has something up his sleeve. I am going to bring the Colts to the Superbowl anyway and try to get them past security and out on the field against the Seahawks."
   
 
 

Monday, January 19, 2015

ROGER GOODELL REVERSES  
TWO GAME SUSPENSIONS 
FOR ALL NFL PLAYERS

NFL commissioner Roger Goodell has reversed his decision to ban all NFL players for the first two games of the 2015 NFL season. 

In a statement released today Goodell said, "Instead of suspending all NFL players for the beginning of the 2015 season, I will place any NFL player who is married or engaged on the commissioner's exempt list. This will also extend to NFL players who have children as well. This move is to protect the integrity of the NFL so that no NFL player will ever again batter their wife or child." 

This decisive and swift action will effectively not bring negative attention to the NFL in regards to domestic abuse. But upon further study of his press release, it appears that only single athletes can compete at the NFL level. 

Sunday, January 18, 2015

DEREK JETER TO PLAY 
ONE MORE YEAR 
FOR YANKEES
In a surprise move that rattled the Yankees front office, Derek Jeter the future hall of famer for the New York Yankees announced today that he is returning to the Yankees to play just one more year. 

When asked why he is coming back, General Manager Brian Cashman said, "Derek enjoyed last year so much that he is going to retire again one more time."

In a statement released by his agent, Jeter said, "I enjoyed saying goodbye to fans and teams around the game so much that I really want to do it again. I still think that I can work a walk or get a big time pinch hit single that will contribute to the most important thing - a win for our team." 

Hank Steinbrenner, owner of the team with his brother Hal, opened up the Yankee coffers for the true to life hero to come back. "Derek Jeter is an icon in New York. I don't mind if he does this Brett Farve thing, retire, unretire thing for five or six years." 

Saturday, January 17, 2015

PHIL PRESSEY TRADED 
FOR SIXTH GRADE 
BASKETBALL PLAYER
In an attempt to make his team even younger and to save cap space, Danny Ainge the general manager of the Boston Celtics, traded second year player Phil Pressey to the Cambridge Public Schools for sixth grade forward Jimmy Butts. 

After trading Rajon Rondo and Jeff Green to different NBA teams, Danny Ainge said, "It will be a few years before we see Jimmy Butts in an NBA game but at least Phil will get more playing time on the sixth grade travel team. I saw Jimmy Butts playing in a weekend tournament and liked how he passed the ball." 

When asked about why he traded Phil Pressey, Ainge said, "He was coot." 

Friday, January 16, 2015


HARRY STYLES SIGNS ONE GAME CONTRACT TO PLAY FOR 
GREEN BAY PACKERS

In a surprise press conference the Green Bay Packers have announced that they have signed One Direction singer, Harry Styles, to a 1 game contract to be specifically played in Seattle this upcoming Sunday, January 18th, during the NFC Championship game.

With no American football experience the Packers are gambling that Harry Styles' experience singing in football stadiums helps him overcome his first game jitters. Ted Thompson, the Packers general manager added, "Mr. Styles has a way of connecting to people. By inserting him in key situations of the game we hope to capitalize on his energy and show the fans that we mean business." 

When asked about what position Harry would play, Thompson said, "We are expecting Harry to be in the backfield with Eddie Lacy and to give the Seattle defense a look they haven't seen before." 

Harry Styles could not be reached in time for this post but his agent released a statement which said that Harry is looking forward to the competition and "hoping to open up some running room between the tackles so Lacy can get some big time yards."

ROGER GOODELL GIVES 
ALL PLAYERS IN NFL  
TWO GAME SUSPENSION  
TO START 2015 SEASON
With three weeks to go before the Super Bowl, NFL commissioner Roger Goodell has effectively suspended all NFL players for two games to start the 2015 season. 

In an interview with the New York Times, Goodell added, "It is better to be proactive than reactive. With my decision, if any player is arrested for hitting their girlfriend or child, their punishment would already be served and they can continue to play regular season games as long as it's after the first two games of the year. This form of pre-emptive punishment would cause the least disruption to the regular season schedule." 

When asked about players who do not batter their family members or get arrested during the entire season Goodell explained, "Those who abide by the rules of society will have the satisfaction and security in knowing that any future arrests would already have been dealt with and can continue to play without any hindrance to their practice or game schedules. This is a win-win deal for both ends of the spectrum in terms of behavior." 
When asked about players that retire from the NFL in good standing with society, Goodell explained that those players will be given a participatory medal with their actual name engraved on it. "These tokens will be an expression of thanks from the NFL for their willingness to avoid the law. Any player who has an infraction with the police will NOT, I repeat will NOT receive a participatory medal." 






BILL BELICHICK ADMITS WINNING IS NOT AS FUN AS IT SEEMS


In a surprise turn of events, Bill Belichick opened up to reporters during a weekly press conference and started delving into what he would have done with all of his extra time if his Patriot teams had never entered the playoffs.

"I think about all the golf I missed and how much better my putting game would be," said Belichick, adding "I know winning is what the game is supposed to be about but it's harder to enjoy when you know that 30 other teams are with their families on a beach somewhere and I have to continue to get up at 4 am to head into dreary Foxborough to start game planning. If other coaches were not allowed to leave their home stadiums until the end of the Super Bowl then things would be different."

When asked to expand on why other coaches should stay in their stadiums, Belichick added, "It's not fair. Why should I have to work when other coaches are on vacation. That's all I'm saying. I know the Super Bowl rings are nice but I don't find real opportunities to wear them, unless I know Parcells is stopping by."