Interesting if this is for real. Unfortunately it may be the end of the AFL, which I really enjoy watching.
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Each owner will put up $30 million, giving him an initial half-interest in the team; the league will own the other half. Eventually each team is going to sell shares to the public, according to Play. Then the owner, the league and the fans will each own a third of every franchise.
Fans owning the franchise? Interesting.
i dont see a point to this at all. basically, what it would come down to is fans giving the team money.....and that's it.
wouldnt really be part of any decision making because the ONLY way the fans get a real vote is if they ALL vote the same.
IMO it would be just a ploy to get more money out of the fans.
I think someone wasn't expecting to not have his face all over television this early in the summer, so he came up with some other way to get publicity.
Just shut up, Cuban. Geez.
Not exactly. If they're selling shares, you'll be able to sell your shares at a profit or loss, just like the stock exchange I would imagine. Interesting idea.
I personally hate the sorry SOB, so I hope it's a big flop. Yes, I root for the Spurs but respect the hell out of the Suns and even Phoenix fans have to have some ill for the most arrogant A-hole owner of professional basketball...no?
The key to a second football league is not to compete with the NFL but with college. All those super-star talents with failing GPA's or guys who'd rather make 100k/year while waiting to be eligible for the NFL draft.
You get a college quality product on the field and I'd watch it.
Cardinal Mike!!