Jeff1220
03-17-2009, 12:28 PM
http://www.profootballtalk.com/2009/03/17/league-ready-for-war/
there’s a belief that many of the recent layoffs and other cost-cutting moves haven’t been made as a result of the bad economy, but as part of the preparations for a no-revenue work stoppage. (The reductions also help bolster the notion that the economic model under the current CBA doesn’t work.)
Finally, we’re told that most if not all employee contracts that extend into the 2011 season or beyond include specific language reducing compensation in the event of a work stoppage.
It's perfect timing. When would be a better time to start a new football league than a time when the branded league is about to experience an indefinite work stoppage?
http://www.ufl-football.com/
http://www.allamericanfootballleague.com/
The UFL especially seems like they are trying to bank on this, since their plan is to play during the fall months.
there’s a belief that many of the recent layoffs and other cost-cutting moves haven’t been made as a result of the bad economy, but as part of the preparations for a no-revenue work stoppage. (The reductions also help bolster the notion that the economic model under the current CBA doesn’t work.)
Finally, we’re told that most if not all employee contracts that extend into the 2011 season or beyond include specific language reducing compensation in the event of a work stoppage.
It's perfect timing. When would be a better time to start a new football league than a time when the branded league is about to experience an indefinite work stoppage?
http://www.ufl-football.com/
http://www.allamericanfootballleague.com/
The UFL especially seems like they are trying to bank on this, since their plan is to play during the fall months.