February 24, 20196 yr comment_381527 7 hours ago, Mr Dee said: Strategically placed crowd...Salt Lake City For some reason this reminds me of an Argos game.....must be the snow-capped mountains in the background.
February 24, 20196 yr comment_381548 14 hours ago, Throw Long Bannatyne said: For some reason this reminds me of an Argos game.....must be the snow-capped mountains in the background. More like McMahon Stadium had the Stamps not signed Bo Levi Mitchell.
February 24, 20196 yr comment_381557 It's as if American football consumers are saying they are fine with high school, college and NFL..we don't actually need this.
February 24, 20196 yr comment_381560 12 minutes ago, Zontar said: It's as if American football consumers are saying they are fine with high school, college and NFL..we don't actually need this. We'll see what happens in san Diego as they had 29,000 fans last week. Football fans in SD are pissed with the NFL so this may be an FU aimed at the NFL by the fans there.
February 24, 20196 yr comment_381568 1 hour ago, SpeedFlex27 said: We'll see what happens in san Diego as they had 29,000 fans last week. Football fans in SD are pissed with the NFL so this may be an FU aimed at the NFL by the fans there. Yes, but the San Diego fans have seen real football of the NFL sort, and they are going to sour on this anemic substitute real fast.
February 25, 20196 yr comment_381570 4 hours ago, SpeedFlex27 said: More like McMahon Stadium had the Stamps not signed Bo Levi Mitchell. Calgary colts
February 25, 20196 yr Author comment_381711 That above tweet doesn’t make sense. You would think Robert Vanech should be paying the league for not having his name associated with this undertaking. At the very least...wait to see what happens with the AAF before pulling out the ‘sue’ card. Edited February 25, 20196 yr by Mr Dee
February 25, 20196 yr comment_381712 1 minute ago, Mr Dee said: That above post doesn’t make sense. You would think Robert Vanech should be paying the league for not having his name associated with this undertaking. At the very least...wait to see what happens with the AAF before pulling out the ‘sue’ card. With all the crap swirling around this fledgling league, it will be surprising if they finish this season.
February 25, 20196 yr comment_381714 I love the idea that someone else thinking the XFL could work made Vince commit over $100 million into it himself.
February 25, 20196 yr comment_381736 I wonder if this gives Vince pause on the XFL? Or, is his ego so big that he can't foresee similar issues?
February 25, 20196 yr comment_381739 3 minutes ago, JCon said: I wonder if this gives Vince pause on the XFL? Or, is his ego so big that he can't foresee similar issues? Vince will pay his players peanuts compared to the AAF. Their salary structure is completely out of whack.
February 25, 20196 yr comment_381740 Just now, gcn11 said: Vince will pay his players peanuts compared to the AAF. Their salary structure is completely out of whack. But no one is watching (or fewer and fewer), which is really the story, I believe.
February 25, 20196 yr comment_381823 1 hour ago, JCon said: But no one is watching (or fewer and fewer), which is really the story, I believe. True. However it's all about profit. McMahon could run a profitable small time football league if he's smarter then the shmucks running the AAF who blew their brains out when they decided on taking on 52 million a year in payroll for players. That's before benefits which will cost them a fortune.
February 25, 20196 yr comment_381827 Just now, gcn11 said: True. However it's all about profit. McMahon could run a profitable small time football league if he's smarter then the shmucks running the AAF who blew their brains out when they decided on taking on 52 million a year in payroll for players. That's before benefits which will cost them a fortune. You need to last long enough to see people get interested. Maybe the XFL can last a couple of seasons and grow their numbers?
February 25, 20196 yr comment_381849 If the XFL is smart, they'll pay arena league level salaries and position themselves as the third tier novelty league they should be.
February 25, 20196 yr comment_381873 1 hour ago, JCon said: I wonder if this gives Vince pause on the XFL? Or, is his ego so big that he can't foresee similar issues? All about TV money. He wont go into the season without a good contract and revenue. He wont be blindsided by not being able to afford payroll. Remember, he was willing to do a second season of the original XFL after losing like $60 million in the first season. Plus, he's got money to burn.
February 26, 20196 yr comment_381952 14 hours ago, The Unknown Poster said: All about TV money. He wont go into the season without a good contract and revenue. He wont be blindsided by not being able to afford payroll. Remember, he was willing to do a second season of the original XFL after losing like $60 million in the first season. Plus, he's got money to burn. He doesn't have money to burn. Most of his personal wealth is not liquid, it is tied to the WWE who has capped this little adventure at 100 million.
February 26, 20196 yr comment_381953 1 hour ago, gcn11 said: He doesn't have money to burn. Most of his personal wealth is not liquid, it is tied to the WWE who has capped this little adventure at 100 million. Vince sold shares for $100 million to invest in his XFL company which is separate from wwe and financed by Vince personally. WWE has always paid a dividend and Vince is the largest share holder. He was paid tens of millions per quarter for years and years. He’s said he could invest half a billion. His personal fortune isn’t just wwe stock. He has tons of cash (or at least he was paid a ton of cash, what he did with it after, I don’t know). EDIT: Here's a good article on the McMahon fortune. https://www.forbes.com/sites/chasewithorn/2018/06/20/the-mcmahons-who-run-wwe-and-trumps-small-business-administration-raked-in-at-least-100m-in-2017/#6cad92d3254e So in 2017 alone, Vince made $12 million in dividend payments. He's received those large payments every year since WWE went public. Plus, over $3 million in salary as CEO. The article states he made $2 million in income from non-WWE investments in 2017 as well. Dude has plenty of money. :-) Edited February 26, 20196 yr by The Unknown Poster
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