BKSir
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Joined: 4/8/2008 From: Salt Lake City, UT Status: offline
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ORIGINAL: OrionTheWolf Whoa. You sure do under estimate people. If someone is a crappy owner, then they will having crappy personel, crappy fans, and soon the crappiness will force them to get rid of the team or dissolve it. It wouldn't destroy the league. The NFL should be forced to run like any other business, if they are a for profit business. If they are a non-profit then they should fall under the rules and regs for that. I do not see a violation here. Now I say make the sale, then when dickwad opens his mouth and makes a comment that is damaging to the NFL, you start fining him, and eventually run him out. Due process should be followed in all facets of everything we do. quote:
ORIGINAL: SpinnerofTales There is no other way to run a sports leage. The individual teams are worthless without the central organization. It isn't like a McDonalds where the hamburgers they sell has nothing to do with the hamburgers another McDonalds sells. In this case, the league as a whole is more important than any single team. To change that would destroy the league, just as it would any major league sports team. You know, that is a fine idea! And we've all seen that Commissioner Goodell is not afraid of fining, suspending, firing anyone, no matter how big of a name they have, if they break the rules. But also, just like the good ol' store sign says "We have the right to refuse service to anyone." He runs the NFL, his store, if he doesn't want Tubby McOxycontin buying a candybar from him, he doesn't have to sell him one. As far as lawsuits go, sure, Rush has a lot of money and could take it to court, but, let's be honest here. It's the NFL. They bring in every week what Rush has amassed in his lifetime, and then some. Surely he can't be so stupid as to try an... oh... wait. I forgot who I'm talking about here. >.< Seriously though, they've blocked sales before, and I'm sure they'll do it again. And guess what. No one has brought up a lawsuit, because, as far as I'm aware, when entering into the deal part of it with the nfl, one has to sign a waiver of sorts, acknowledging that if they are voted down by the Owners Association, well, tough shit, go home. If you don't like it and don't want to play by the rules and sign that at the start of the dealings, again, tough shit, go home. Also, kind of hard to run a team when players have already flat out said they would refuse to play on it or even play against it if he owned them. I mean, I suppose two place kickers and a running back could still beat the Raiders or Lions, but, otherwise, he's going to need a lot more than that to make a team.
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