Wednesday, November 11, 2009

Waterboy Watch, week 9: Funk's Footballers lose

Posted by Justin Kendall on Wed, Nov 11, 2009 at 11:45 AM

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Mayor Mark Funkhouser didn't do shit with his fantasy football team this week, and he got his ass handed to him by The Commish, 74-45.

Funk played Philadelphia running back Brain Westbrook -- who hasn't played a game since October 26 when he suffered a concussion. Why the fuck he's in Funk's lineup is beyond me.

Also in Funk's lineup, Baltimore Ravens running back Willis McGahee, who ran the ball twice for negative 1 yards, and Jacksonville Jaguars tight end Marcedes Lewis, who caught one pass for three yards.

Just ugly.

By the way, Funk picked up Lewis after dropping Oakland Raiders tight end Zach Miller, who caught five passes for 52 yards.

Funk's record is now 4-5. That'll get you ninth-place. Funk's Footballers go on to play eighth-place Results Minneapolis, run by Minneapolis Mayor R.T. Rybak.

Maybe Funk will take the guy with a fucking concussion out of his lineup.

Photo illustration by Zachary Trover.

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Seems that Funk's Fantasy Football effort mirrors his life. A losing effort staffed by losers with a smmattering of bad decision making thrown in to end the deal.

There is about a year left of him. Good riddance. Funk, the amount of damage you have caused to the City and the number of people who you let down makes me pray for this day. Why did you do this to us?

Long live the Orange Revolution, the Orange Revolution is dead!!!

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Posted by inafunkaboutthefunk on November 11, 2009 at 11:21 AM
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