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jackball333
01-16-2006, 11:56 AM
ANYONE HEAR THIS....????
I heard Dayton players and Coaches calling Cincinnati looking for jobs...some even showed up at the Marshals tryout on Saturday???? Anyone out there can confirm this ???
ChampionOfSteel
01-20-2006, 08:30 AM
ANYONE HEAR THIS....????
I heard Dayton players and Coaches calling Cincinnati looking for jobs...some even showed up at the Marshals tryout on Saturday???? Anyone out there can confirm this ???
Jamie on the Warbirds fan message board ...
http://www.warbirdsfan.com/smf/index.php?topic=746.0
...said the team mades some announcement on Dayton Channel 22 about the team being ownerless. I can't find any online articles from the Dayton Daily News, WKEF, WHIO, etc. confirming this.
Jamie
01-20-2006, 10:35 AM
The website is down.
There is no one currently in the front office.
Apparently the coach is gone.
Presumably players are looking to sign with other teams.
Ch 22 news got a phone interview with Tony P. He says the team will play in 2006, but that the team is for sale. He also claims that Jorge Ruiz, the former GM, embezzled over $20,000 and has filed charges.
Over the last couple months I've heard rumors of several different potential new owners, but it appears the deals fell through.
Until this week I believed that the Warbirds would be back, but now I would not give it good odds.
Leonard
01-23-2006, 06:56 PM
The website is down.
Ch 22 news got a phone interview with Tony P. He says the team will play in 2006, but that the team is for sale. He also claims that Jorge Ruiz, the former GM, embezzled over $20,000 and has filed charges.
What kind of a game is TP playing? Let me guess? It's the accusation show. I'll sue you and you'll sue me and we'll be happy fighting it out behind the willow tree!
nksports
01-23-2006, 11:16 PM
Ch 22 news got a phone interview with Tony P. He says the team will play in 2006, but that the team is for sale. He also claims that Jorge Ruiz, the former GM, embezzled over $20,000 and has filed charges.
I doubt that. I don't think the Dayton franchise ever had $20,000 to embezzle.
jackball333
01-24-2006, 09:45 AM
I find this hard to believe but this is what I am hearing
Jamie
01-24-2006, 09:59 AM
Sure... why not?
All it takes is a new owner, a new coach, a new front office staff, and... um... some players.
What they do have:
A name
A venue
nksports
01-24-2006, 04:39 PM
Sure... why not?
All it takes is a new owner, a new coach, a new front office staff, and... um... some players.
What they do have:
A name
A venue
Don't forget the most important thing — which some of these leagues seem to be forgetting — MONEY, $$$$$$$$, €€€€€€€, ££££££££, ¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥, cash, moola, dough, jack. This ain't no Carlton Sheets No Money Down thing. If you don't have the cash up front, don't jerk the players, coaches, fans around.
Jamie
01-24-2006, 05:07 PM
My point was...
All it takes in the NIFL is a name and a venue...
ChampionOfSteel
01-25-2006, 11:21 AM
Don't forget the most important thing — which some of these leagues seem to be forgetting — MONEY, $$$$$$$$, €€€€€€€, ££££££££, ¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥, cash, moola, dough, jack. This ain't no Carlton Sheets No Money Down thing. If you don't have the cash up front, don't jerk the players, coaches, fans around.
Also known as sufficient startup capital to survive the season with weak/meager paid attendance projections.
outside source
01-25-2006, 12:04 PM
First year teams especially need to have the seasons operating costs in the bank and use real projected numbers supplied by existing teams, not league projections. This should apply to all teams in all leagues, not just the NIFL.
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