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Post by Mvick7 on Oct 10, 2004 15:44:51 GMT -5
 2004 Schedule @ Alaska Bulls - W - 44-0 Week 3:Week 4:Week 5:Week 6:Week 7:Week 8:Week 9:Week 10:Week 11:Week 12:Week 13:Week 14:Week 15:Week 16:Week 17: |
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Post by Mvick7 on Oct 10, 2004 15:54:46 GMT -5
Players to Watch HB Spencer Henry 88 OVR 11 YRP CB Todd Hampton 88 OVR 2 YRP QB Pete Burnsides 77 OVR 4 YRP SS Thurman Grimm 88 OVR 5 YRP |
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Post by Mvick7 on Oct 10, 2004 15:56:30 GMT -5
Season Recaps |
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Post by Mvick7 on Oct 10, 2004 16:00:10 GMT -5
Team Info Stadium: SkydomeSeating: 50, 516Head Coach: Mike DitkaOffensive Coordinator: Marcus AllenDefensive Coordinator: Mike SingletarySpecial Teams Coach: Desmond HowardOwner: Daniel Ziff, world's youngest billionaire, at 29.City Info City: Toronto, Ontario, Canada.Location: NortheastPopulation: 2,385,000Weather: September High: 80, Low: 60, January High: 30, Low: -25 |
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Post by Mvick7 on Oct 10, 2004 16:43:12 GMT -5
Team Introduces Coaching Staff Toronto, Ontario. -- The Toronto Ice, of the newly formed Global Football League (GFL), to formally release to the media, their owner and coaching staff for the upcoming 2004 campaign. Many reporters were on hand as owner Daniel Ziff (a diehard football fan), introduced one by one his handpicked coaching staff.
 Ziff introduced his head coach, Mike Ditka. It is reported Ziff had to pay close to $500,000 to ESPN in order to bring Ditka away from the anaylst jon he occupated on 'ESPN Primetime'. Ditka's base salary will pay him close to $6-Million per season. "It's a groundbreaking day in GFL history, and a proud day in the Toronto organization," said Ziff. "I'm glad Mike has accepted my offer to lead the Ice to greatness, I don't know a better man for the job." Ditka coached the Chicago Bears to a Superbowl in 1986, as they defeated the New England Patriots convincly, 46-10. Ziff hopes Ditka's winning tradition will be carried on here in Canada.
Next to be introduced, was former NFL great, Marcus Allen, who will be the Ice's offensive coordinator.
"Growing up as a kid, Marcus was my favorite player, running over tacklers, his dazzling speed, he was just the full package. Despite him not having any coaching experience, he is surrounded by a great personnel here in Toronto, and will fit in well." said Ziff.
Ziff would then introduce his defensive coordinator, Mike Singletary, arguably one of the greatest linebackers to ever set foot on an NFL field.
"This coaching staff will have good chemistry, they all know the game well, and heck, Mike coached Mike during the eighties" Ziff said laughing.
Desmond Howard, the MVP of Superbowl XXXI, and former Heisman winner, was the last to be introduced. His coaching role will be the Special Teams coach. Despite the lack of coaching ackground, Howard will no doubt bring the knowledge of the game to the Ice roster. He will be a vital part to their kick and punt return strategies. |
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Post by Ircknewskool on Oct 10, 2004 19:57:16 GMT -5
whatcha doin? I'll ummm give you the proper name and stuff on the stadium and other crap.
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Post by Mvick7 on Oct 10, 2004 23:25:14 GMT -5
Kinda want to do it realistically, where they play at a stadium in the hometwon. you know, instead of "Ice Stadium"
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Post by Ircknewskool on Oct 10, 2004 23:26:15 GMT -5
well since this takes place in a FANTASY world...  |
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Post by Mvick7 on Oct 10, 2004 23:54:05 GMT -5
Alright, you win, but I'm keeping my coaching staff  |
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Post by Ircknewskool on Oct 11, 2004 0:15:35 GMT -5
do I need to say fantasy world again?
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