No startup capital? Don't start a team.

[ChampionOfSteel]

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I'd require an up front payment (a check that clears) before I would even begin to make dasherpads and a goal post set.

If my customer failed to pay me, the sheriff would be contacted.

There's a lien on those pads and goal posts regardless if those items are sold to a new owner.

We are obviously dealing with people who are ignorant of ethical business practices and acceptable accounting principles.

[centurionhater]

I've been saying this all along!

Centurion Sports Management and Tony Pewonski own:

1.) Daytona Beach Hawgs
2.) Dayton Warbirds
3.) Lakeland Thuunderbolts, only half owner!
4.) Kissimmee Kreatures

1.) Daytona Beach CSM bounced checks to the venue, bounced $10 checks to the players, and haven't paid players and coaches. The beautiful thing is that DAYTONA BEACH basically said F**k you to CSM, Tony P. and the NIFL and kicked them out. A local owner is putting an AIFL team in Daytona next season.

2.) Dayton Warbirds CSM owes money. These are not good people!

3.) Lakeland Thunderbolts, a gentleman named Dell Martin owns half of the Lakeland team. He's the GM and he takes care of business. CSM is not a large active group in this team. That's why they have done well enough to return next season. Mr. Martin, appears to be a good man, should consider pulling his bolts from the NIFL and going to the AIFL. Just for travel purpuses.

4.) Kissimmee Kreatures, another CSM disaster. Not paying the staff, not paying coaches, and not paying the players.

[centurionhater]

Oh yeh, just a reminder CSM's owner and owner operator of 3.5 NIFL team, Tony P., is own the board with the NIFL.

That must be a great selling point for CS.