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It was a myth, a fallacy that the Buffalo market is small.
I think that fallacy was perpetrated in case the Bills moved, it could be said the market was too small to support the team...which is not true.
"small market" is NFL owner euphemism for "revenue sharing recipient." Buffalo may have a higher population in the region but they lack big companies that buy luxury boxes and spend a gazillion dollars advertising.
That being said, Canada is not the same as the U.S. While the Bills get a lot of support from the north, Canadians are far less likely than Americans to care about the NFL. And if they do care, they don't necessarily feel enough of a connection to WNY to like the Bills.
"small market" is NFL owner euphemism for "revenue sharing recipient." Buffalo may have a higher population in the region but they lack big companies that buy luxury boxes and spend a gazillion dollars advertising.
That being said, Canada is not the same as the U.S. While the Bills get a lot of support from the north, Canadians are far less likely than Americans to care about the NFL. And if they do care, they don't necessarily feel enough of a connection to WNY to like the Bills.
Well, over 20% of fans in the Ralph come from North of the border.
I used to spend summers between Buffalo & London Ont.
The Buffalo TV stations are on cable up there, the NFL has a following up there.
Well, over 20% of fans in the Ralph come from North of the border.
I used to spend summers between Buffalo & London Ont.
The Buffalo TV stations are on cable up there, the NFL has a following up there.
Yupp. You could draw a straight line from Oakville to lake huron and I'm 100% confident in saying there are a lot of Bills fans throughout this entire area.
Yupp. You could draw a straight line from Oakville to lake huron and I'm 100% confident in saying there are a lot of Bills fans throughout this entire area.
And the money spent by Corporations on luxury boxes goes into the home team owners pockets.
That is not shared revenue. And the fact is, the Bills owner does not need that money like many other owners do.
Billionaire Steve Ballmer bought the Los Angeles Clippers in August for $2 billion, but he could write off as much as half that in taxes by 2030, according to an analysis published Sunday, Oct. 26.
It's the latest in the unholy alliance between the NFL and the CBA. Guaranteed $ tells players to not play hard, but protect your body at all costs. We see this already in the joke called team practice. It's essentially flag football.
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