Fiametta nickname

[Future of the Funchise]

How about just Fia... The beauty of Hoov was it's simplicity.

[Future of the Funchise]

Just play "Tony Tony Tony has done it again" on the loud speakers.

(I'll take one hit wonders from the 80's for 600 Alex)

It wasn't a one hit wonder. The group Tony! Toni! Toné! had 4 albums. One went gold, two went platinum, and another one went double platinum.

I used to love them back in the day.

[Baschski]

For continuity's sake let's just keep saying "Hoov."

[mayormaier]

How about we give it a few more games and see if he is good enough to be worthy of a nickname. Hoover was the man and one of the most loved Panthers in history. This guy has had one good pre season game. (and his name is a tough one to come up with something for........)ha

[cdandi1]

I am sure that word is one you are very familiar with.

:rofl:

[Chaos]

It wasn't a one hit wonder. The group Tony! Toni! Toné! had 4 albums. One went gold, two went platinum, and another one went double platinum.

I used to love them back in the day.

Really, you did? Who could tell?

Tony Fiametta, sounds like a mobster name. How about the Godfather?

[CharlotteBeer.com]

Muffuletta?

[lightsout]

FWIW, I will take the fan chant being "TOOOOONYYYYYYY!"

And I will take him being called "the godfather" as a nickname simply because it sounds badass. However, nicknames are earned. So, I refuse to say either until he proves himself worthy on a consistent basis like Hoover did for years.

[Anybodyhome]

Tony Fuhgedaboudit

[GRWatcher]

Some team mates call him "Fi" and "Fifi". Pronouncing in like "flea".

Fia Mia!

Good lord, he's not a poodle.

:leaving:

[pstall]

Fema

[EMSMedic79]

Fema

:iagree:

[Wither]

SlobberKnocker really makes me think of things other than a fullback.

[top dawg]

Why not something simple, like the Italian Stallion.

You could just call him Flame, because Fiammetta (aka Fiametta) actually means little flame according to my search.