Was Tony Soprano the most powerful person in New Jersey?

[old pig]

The amount of time I played catch with that son of bytch.

And look what he did to me.

I'm still the boss of this family!!!

but for real y’all gonna make me watch this show again

 

[downtheline]

But remember the other sitdown he had with NY people?

"fukk you asking him for, he never had the makings of a varsity athlete "


"Having two bosses isn't all it's cracked up to be "


fukking Tony could have killed him right there

They really were some bumbling fools

 

[old pig]

But remember the other sitdown he had with NY people?

"fukk you asking him for, he never had the makings of a varsity athlete "

lol @ 2:57

 

[downtheline]

Tony had some jokes.

 

[RennisDeynolds]

lol @ 2:57

They should have had Lorraine go head and suck the team off like she offered


That was a hilarious moment in a dark scene though
Lorraine: please don't do it . Philly please, I'll suck ya cock! All of youse guys!



Phil: you heard that Joey, she'll suck our cocks!

*turns head to her fiance who has a boot on his neck and a gun to his face*

She any good? fukk am I asking you for anyway, you probably showed her how

 

[Dave24]

lol @ 2:57

 

[NinoBrown]

This is interesting. Can you break down how they were able to pull this off? I know Power tried doing the same thing with Ghost in season six, but by that time, it was too late and he was surrounded by far more unlikable characters.

Let's see, part of it was him killing or at least removing his top earners and loyal soldiers over selfish reasons. Without his earners, he was done for...and his world legally or financially would come crashing down:

- Killing Ralphie over a horse and his top earner
- Killing his cousin Tony B. to appease NY but ultimately creating a financial strain between him and NY.
- Not offering Vito protection from Philly thus getting another top earner killed
- Gambling addiction destroys his relationship with Hesh
- His angry tirade against Carlo makes him testify against Tony in the last episode..

In the earlier seasons, Tony would get dufflebags with 300k in it from construction alone, but during his war with Philly Leotardo, he was getting envelopes with a couple bands in there....

Not to mention Meadow was going to be married to Patrick Parisi and AJ grew into a spoiled man-baby, and Carm only cared enough about Tony so she wouldn't end up like Ginny Sack.....

So no, Tony wasn't powerful, otherwise he wouldn't be in such a sad state of affairs in season 6....

 

[Roovers410]

Let's see, part of it was him killing or at least removing his top earners and loyal soldiers over selfish reasons. Without his earners, he was done for...and his world legally or financially would come crashing down:

- Killing Ralphie over a horse and his top earner
- Killing his cousin Tony B. to appease NY but ultimately creating a financial strain between him and NY.
- Not offering Vito protection from Philly thus getting another top earner killed
- Gambling addiction destroys his relationship with Hesh
- His angry tirade against Carlo makes him testify against Tony in the last episode..

In the earlier seasons, Tony would get dufflebags with 300k in it from construction alone, but during his war with Philly Leotardo, he was getting envelopes with a couple bands in there....

Not to mention Meadow was going to be married to Patrick Parisi and AJ grew into a spoiled man-baby, and Carm only cared enough about Tony so she wouldn't end up like Ginny Sack.....

So no, Tony wasn't powerful, otherwise he wouldn't be in such a sad state of affairs in season 6....

thats why he could get killed in the last scene...he made too many mistakes