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bedlamVR · 02-05-2006, 04:15 PM

It has got me wondering what teams are holding the agreement back . Is it the likes of the rich clubs holding on to thier money, which is the general perception, and Dan Synders thought to be the top of that list because since her took over the skins have been able to generate the highest revenue of the NFL despite having one of the highest levels of club debt because we paid for our own stadium etc .

Or are the teams holding it back the likes of Bidwells who dont give two hoot about the team and see owning a football team as a get rich scheme . The owners who are continually gripping about the big clubs and treatening to move at the drop of a hat squeezing their communities and fans for more $. Are they the ones holding the bigger clubs to ransom. They have the least to loose a lock out/strike will hurt the big teams the most, especially the skins, and they will always be able to blame the bigger teams because the big earners are always seen as "evil"

02-05-2006, 04:15 PM	#24
bedlamVR Special Teams Join Date: Apr 2004 Posts: 389	Re: How much trouble COULD we be in? It has got me wondering what teams are holding the agreement back . Is it the likes of the rich clubs holding on to thier money, which is the general perception, and Dan Synders thought to be the top of that list because since her took over the skins have been able to generate the highest revenue of the NFL despite having one of the highest levels of club debt because we paid for our own stadium etc . Or are the teams holding it back the likes of Bidwells who dont give two hoot about the team and see owning a football team as a get rich scheme . The owners who are continually gripping about the big clubs and treatening to move at the drop of a hat squeezing their communities and fans for more $. Are they the ones holding the bigger clubs to ransom. They have the least to loose a lock out/strike will hurt the big teams the most, especially the skins, and they will always be able to blame the bigger teams because the big earners are always seen as "evil"