Phil Parent

I'd like a game in which you have the option of booking the matches or hiring a booker to do it, who does a good or bad job depending of the talent he has to work with and his personnal ability. If you do not play the role of the booker, then you only build your roster and handle the business end of things. This old account of mine has only 88 POSTS?!? WTF? What the fuck was my original account on here?!?

Great idea this, one I wish I had back then. Is this open source?

You could add the whole Montreal contingency... Jacques Rougeau Raymond Rougeau Armand Rougeau Jacques Rougeau Sr. (Promoter) Rick Martel Frenchy Martin Dino Bravo Ronnie Garvin Terry Garvin Michael "Justice" Dubois (AKA Alexis Smirnoff) Paul Leduc Jos Leduc The Great Antonio Eddie Creatchman (Manager) Floyd Creatchman (Manager) Pierre "Mad Dog" Lefebvre Edouard Carpentier (Semi-Active/Trainer/Announcer) Guy Hauray (Announcer) Gino Brito Richard Charland Rocky Della Serra Bob Della Serra Denis Gauthier Frank Valois (Promoter) Sunny War Cloud Omer Marchessault (Staff or something. He was the athletic commission guy on the shows. Former wrestler and referee) Tarzan Tyler King Tonga (Haku) And I could name more...

A bit of a feel bad story eh? I liked it. Their depiction of Pee Wee Hockey was hilarious. The puck spends whole periods at center ice without being touched.

You won't believe this you guys, here's the synopsis of the episode from the official South Park Studios website. *SPOILERS* Stan Marsh has hit rock bottom. He's got no job, no bicycle and his only way out of a bad situation is to coach the local pee wee hockey team. Once a hotshot pee wee hockey player himself, Stan Marsh has tried to put those days behind him, but he's still living with the memory of how he let his team down when he missed the winning shot in the big game. Now, he's about to find out that being a coach means facing your past. He's determined to show his kids what it's like to be a winner! Now that's a total rip-off of Disney's "Mighty Ducks" hockey movies.

In Order. South Park The Simpsons King Of The Hill

No Hitler: The Rise Of Evil? No The Last Castle? Opinions, I know. But those two are my favourites.