OK, if you cant beat em, might as well join in

[X-Era]

Heres a post from BillsDaily:

Small Market Issues A Priority: The NFL has taken notice of the political pressure Ralph Wilson has exerted over how the new CBA effects small market teams. League spokesman Greg Aiello told WGRZ-TV that these issues are on the front burner and it is real important to the league. A committee will be set up in the near future to hammer out the details of the revenue sharing plan in the new CBA, specifically how teams will qualify for revenue sharing. The committee will include a cross section of small, medium, and large market owners. The league will also put together a model of how small market teams can maximize their revenues. While politicians have been outspoken in defense of Wilson, other small market teams have not come forward at least publicly to support him although several owners say it will be tough to compete with the new CBA.

Good, at least the league will step in and teach the old doddering fool how to manage his money.

Id seriously would be happy if Wilson would just fade away into the distance and sell his team to Goli. Look at them Sabres!!!

[ICE74129]

Re: OK, if you cant beat em, might as well join in

"The league will also put together a model of how small market teams can maximize their revenues"

1) Sell naming rights

2) Increase ticket sales

3) try and get the state/ County to fund a new stadium

And when Ralph balks...they will say tough Poo


Edited by DB; Do not skirt the filter please

[Turf]

Re: OK, if you cant beat em, might as well join in

I hate to say it, but Ralph is a freakin animal.....

[Luisito23]

Re: OK, if you cant beat em, might as well join in

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GO BILLS!!!