kippax4ever
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Why not buy a player form them for£500.000
Even if he didn't play/sign for
Yeah my opinion is FK EM
Even if he didn't play/sign for
Yeah my opinion is FK EM
Yes am very familiar with minor baseball teams as I went to a lot of Tampa Yankee games when living in Florida - $4 a ticket and cheap IPA beers!Not arguing for or against "smaller" clubs being farm teams for "big" clubs but as you live in the States you might be aware that minor league baseball and hockey clubs can and often do have a good following in the town's in which they are located. Not all the teams are in small population areas either. Charlotte, NC, Buffalo, NY, Las Vegas, Memphis and Nashville TN have baseball teams. Charlotte, Cleveland OH, Providence, RI, Toronto and Milwaukee WI have hockey teams.
It gives locals a team to support and a chance to see up and coming talent that one day may be superstars. That being said, I haven't a clue if that would work in English football. I know some minor league baseball teams marketing departments work their arses off doing ballpark promotions in an effort to make sure fans come to games.
Here lies the problem, if I put my business hat on a second.
I own Tesco. Nisa (Bolton) and Londis (Bury) are struggling, I am most certainly not going to gift, borrow or in any other way assist them as their customers and future customers will potentially come to me. In fact, I would love for ASDA (United) to go bust too and I’m working directly against them.
Football is now a business, we should most definitely not help them. If the government bail out banks and these football clubs are central to community (they are) then they should bail the clubs out to, either them or the FA. Probably in the form of an affordable loan interest free with shares and the aim of selling shares back to fans.
Certainly not City who should be doing it.
Its better than your business model.What a strange analogy.
I'd get rid of that business hat, it obviously isn't helping.
What a strange analogy.
I'd get rid of that business hat, it obviously isn't helping.
The incident that made my blood boil at the time was when El-Hadji Diouf scored for Bolton and then ran along the full width of The North Stand with his hand cupping his ear. C**t of the first order. I for one will not shed a tear when they are relegated again.Oh how they laughed at us, mocked us when we were shit. Took the piss when the rags beat us as Jay Jay banged their goals in. While it is said to see a club go under on this one occasion I can honestly say...fuck them