(01-25-2018 10:05 PM)Fighting Muskie Wrote:  Starting off as a single entity is a great model. If they can prove they can sustain a few years then you start selling teams, or partial stakes in teams, to investors wiling to own and operate a team. I think your end goal is to be come popular enough and a large enough threat that the NFL has to consider adding some of your teams into their league at which point Vince and anyone else who was willing to take the risk makes out like bandits and the initial $100 million investment is recouped at least 10 fold.

All he has done is to tell all of the regional arena/indoor leagues that he'll poach your talent if you don't get your $hit together.

Major League Football was single entity and publicly traded and it's been a penny stock for a decade and can't get it started.

FXFL couldn't manager a full season either. The hourglass with his money is already draining.

Bad player + bad coaches= Football fans won't pay for

Once they put out pricing, fans will say no. $40/game is likely to be the average since it was $25 in 2001 and using the CPI would place it around $36.