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So apparently this NFL stuff is old news, the owners meeting was yesterday & nothing like this was discussed
'Kono'I'm not paying that much for a fucking shirt until i see the Stoof stamp!
It continues today, wraps up this evening. Day 1 was centered around Deflategate, Day 2 around PATs in general. They have yet to discuss overseas expansion.So apparently this NFL stuff is old news, the owners meeting was yesterday & nothing like this was discussed
Is it ridiculously stupid to say that Ings turns 24 in July, but we'd have to pay a compensation fee for him? I'm guessing it's a different rule for players from the our country?
Who cares it's $s in not rugby with crash helmets that should rock your boatI don't know, but having to share our football stadium with an American football team does'nt fill me with joy.
p.s American football will not take off in Europe EVER.
Ings turns 23 In July and his contract end in June, so he only just qualifies.Is it ridiculously stupid to say that Ings turns 24 in July, but we'd have to pay a compensation fee for him? I'm guessing it's a different rule for players from the our country?
I don't know, but having to share our football stadium with an American football team does'nt fill me with joy.
p.s American football will not take off in Europe EVER.
Matt Ryan not happening.
midget-dwarf from down under in Austria, who had a brief trial at the club.Unlike the 21 people who rated this informative, I can't have been the only good saying 'who'?
One drawback. The pitch. It's destroyed wembley before gamesYes it will. They're putting an obscene amount of money into making sure it does and Super Bowl European ratings suggest that it's working.
We will own the stadium, the NFL will not even be using our hallowed turf.
The simple fact is that it's about money for Spurs and nothing else, all real clubs (sans fairy godfather) have to diversify their revenue streams if they're going to expand and grow. Real are building a theme park in the UAE, Barcelona did it by tarnishing their shirts with the Qatar Foundation and then Qatar Airways, Intel and Beko.
Back in merry ol' England, Arsenal did this through converting Highbury into some incredible flats, we can't do that because;
A. Tottenham is a shithole where you can't charge £750,000 for a flat.
B. We're knocking down the current incarnation of WHL to make way for the new one.
So we're going diversify by letting some American peanut huggers borrow the stadium for a few hours when it would otherwise be empty.
If the deal goes ahead, there is no drawback from Spurs point of view
Have you followed the story? NFL won't play on same pitch.One drawback. The pitch. It's destroyed wembley before games
JJ appears to have killed the Lavezzi rumour on tw*tter:
q: do you know anything about lavezzi?
@jetsetyid lovely drop of coffee?
q: Why are they even running this?
@jetsetyid bored?
I don't know, but having to share our football stadium with an American football team does'nt fill me with joy.
p.s American football will not take off in Europe EVER.
It's wrapped up. The only stadium deals talked about were domestic ones. Also the NFL is considering playing regular season games elsewhere, besides London.It continues today, wraps up this evening. Day 1 was centered around Deflategate, Day 2 around PATs in general. They have yet to discuss overseas expansion.
I just want to back this up. He has just kept improving since he signed for Brugge - improved more than most people were expecting. Also, his distribution is exceptional, absolutely first class, if you are unsure.... find the youtube video floating about, you won't regret it.
I still have concerns over his height but I think for what else he can offer I'd still take the punt
That's from MarchIt's wrapped up. The only stadium deals talked about were domestic ones. Also the NFL is considering playing regular season games elsewhere, besides London.
http://www.nfl.com/news/story/0ap30...any-to-host-nfl-games-league-explores-markets