Revenue Sharing

CRT3 · 03-07-2006, 07:39 PM

Ok if the owners agree to full revenue sharring that would mean the higher revenue teams would have to add all of there monies(luxury, club, local ads and so on) into a pool with team like the Bengals (Paul Brown Stadium) therefore making it a complete even playing field.

So my question would be if the arguement for complete revenue sharring is accepted shouldn't all ticket prices be even accross the board. I suspect you would see a lawsuit by a fan or 2 as to the fairness of this agreement. If the owners and players want it to be equal (sharring all of the money) then the fans, who supply all of this money should have fair based pricing system.

2 club seats with parking at FEDEX $6,500.
2 Club Seats with parking at Paul Brown Stadium $4,100

Any Thoughts?

03-07-2006, 07:39 PM	#1
CRT3 Impact Rookie Join Date: Jul 2004 Location: Rockville Age: 61 Posts: 795	Revenue Sharing Ok if the owners agree to full revenue sharring that would mean the higher revenue teams would have to add all of there monies(luxury, club, local ads and so on) into a pool with team like the Bengals (Paul Brown Stadium) therefore making it a complete even playing field. So my question would be if the arguement for complete revenue sharring is accepted shouldn't all ticket prices be even accross the board. I suspect you would see a lawsuit by a fan or 2 as to the fairness of this agreement. If the owners and players want it to be equal (sharring all of the money) then the fans, who supply all of this money should have fair based pricing system. 2 club seats with parking at FEDEX $6,500. 2 Club Seats with parking at Paul Brown Stadium $4,100 Any Thoughts? __________________ 16-0 for 2007

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