(05-10-2018, 09:01 AM)Byron LeftTown Wrote:

(05-04-2018, 04:01 PM)NYC4jags Wrote: You are so full of it it's coming out of your ears. 

London supposedly (there's no actual proof of this) wanting a team is not enough. Thay have to actually support the team. A nebulous prospect at best. 

Your last two sentences are 100% hogwash. Show me proof of either being remotely true.  I'll wait.

130+ hours on tenterhooks is torture enough even for one so bereft of civility, though a casuist of even nominal aptitude might have gathered the data himself instead of petitioning his opponent to disseminate.  Nevertheless, here is the top-ranked result from the very useful service "Google".  It is a Sports Illustrated article from September 2017, with several statements from the NFL’s executive vice president of international, Mark Waller:

Having a team five time zones from New York and eight time zones from Los Angeles isn’t ideal, and competitive-balance issues resulting from that can’t be ignored. To ease the issues, Waller says the hope is to give a London team two facilities—one in the UK and another somewhere in the U.S. southeast.

Waller explains, “If the team had a second base on the East Coast, and when they came over to the States they were going back to a familiar place, there’s a general feel [among teams] that it would solve a vast number of the operational issues, whether it’s transportation issues, talent issues and making sure week-in, week-out, you have the talent you need on hand, increasingly there’s belief that’s the right solution.”

https://www.si.com/nfl/2017/09/21/nfl-lo...e-football

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