nen10dough
March 30th, 2004, 07:34 AM
slate.msn.com/id/2097893 (http://slate.msn.com/id/2097893)
Looks like the mob experts didn't think the parole violation angle to get rid of Feech was a very realistic one. They make some valid points about real-life mobsters in the article, but in the end I think I'll have to take fantasy over reality when it comes to this one. The situation with Feech showed Tony's managerial skills at their best. Solve the problem by getting rid of him, only do it in a way that doesn't involve the whacking of a living legend and the risk of any possible backlash from within the family. It was the perfect setup.
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Looks like the mob experts didn't think the parole violation angle to get rid of Feech was a very realistic one. They make some valid points about real-life mobsters in the article, but in the end I think I'll have to take fantasy over reality when it comes to this one. The situation with Feech showed Tony's managerial skills at their best. Solve the problem by getting rid of him, only do it in a way that doesn't involve the whacking of a living legend and the risk of any possible backlash from within the family. It was the perfect setup.
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