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no no no Chili you got it all backwards.

Thank them?  Give back?  What?

those cities need to bow down to the privilege of having an NFL team and kiss the ring.  the NFL owes them NOTHING!  they should be honored to be considered an NFL city. They should offer up cash and new stadiums whenever the NFL even thinks about asking.

(lifted straight from Badell's boardroom notes) 

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Base a ball used to be beddy beddy good to me.  Lot of memories with my Dad.

 

Since the cancelled world series....Have not been back - Very little interest in watching Matt Kemp make 200  million hitting .243

 

I grew up with baseball as the number one sport in the house.   We planned our summer vacation around hitting a different Major League city and watching a different team. 

 

The N ot F or L ong seems to be winding its way down that path.

 

 

 

 

Meh...it's probably not that much different than how cities bid to host the SB; they will pay the NFL an obscene amount of money for the right, and hope to recoup those costs by filling hotels with overpriced rates, having restaurants, clubs, and bars raise their prices, and on and on...

And this is the 'thanks' the fans get for their tax monies being used to build stadiums for billionaire owners.

Tsk.

I read this in the "Ask Vic" section on Packers.com. It's about the ESPY's, but I think it applies to we're the NFL seems to be heading:

quote:
The ESPYs were on this week. I know the awards are ultimately meaningless, but itโ€™s a nice chance to reflect on a year of sports (especially during somewhat of a lull). Were you watching or do you have better things to do?

 

Itโ€™s not that I had something better to do, itโ€™s that I wonโ€™t watch because it bothers me to see football turned into Hollywood. I have a very high opinion of the game of football. I see it as something noble. I see it as belonging to men of dignity and character. It bothers me to see them participating in a made-for-TV production that celebrates sports as though it were the movies. Football is not a movie. Itโ€™s the ultimate real thing, and thatโ€™s why itโ€™s so difficult to make movies about it.



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