Quote:I still don't like playing in London because it's costing season ticket holders 1 game, but they're still paying for it thanks to the price increases. 

 

At the time, I was concerned the team could be taking the first steps toward leaving Jacksonville.  Khan hadn't yet established himself as being committed to the local market.  That has subsequently changed, so you are more than welcome to go back and dig up my comments from that time frame, then look at what I've said more recently. 

 

You're not a TMD type who thinks people can't have their opinions change over time, are you?  Once you make your opinion known, you must live with them for a lifetime?

 

I find it entertaining that you avoided the point of the post you quoted.  Khan has nothing to do with the speedway talk.  It's okay.  You can admit you were wrong and that you accused me of something that wasn't factual.  I won't go as far as calling you a liar.  We'll just chalk it up to you not understanding what you were reading.

Quote me where I said it was Khan's idea.

 

What I was pointing out was your dislike for Khan's ideas of expanding the market by moving a game elsewhere like London.

 

The Daytona game would fit right in with Khan's method of expanding the market and promoting the brand. Khan doesn't need to create the opportunity to take advantage of it.

 

You wouldn't understand this like you didn't understand the London move because you have zero business acumen. That's ok, you didn't go to business school nor expand a small business into a multibillion dollar operation, but you shouldn't be so hardheaded when people who have actually done one of those things tell you it makes business and financial sense.

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