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Now your Copperheads are in a real league. Plus Florida will have already played a game. Florida will win by 30.

I was there for a few days to get a feel for the city. I loved the city and almost moved there. But talking to the people I could tell those who knew about the Swampfoxes just didn't care and enjoyed the Battery instead.

That is great for Houston's only pro indoor football team.

I went to a Charleston Swampfox game and there is another problem. I was in the city for a few days, and it is a beautiful city. They have 3 Division 1 basketball teams, tennis, and A-league soccer. The community as a whole is not a football crowd.

If Wayne County would have been able to get 600-700 season tickets sold they would have found a way to stay. But instead a handful of season tickets makes it easy. they stillwon't get 800 at thier new arena. Shows another bonehead move.

[quote=""Tatonka""]WTF? You don't know me... I'm calling shenanigans on this liar...[/quote]

We know each other. But you also know that I know hardly any season ticket were sold and that was the reason more for the move

[quote=""Tatonka""]Since when have you cared about the CIFL? Oh, I get it... someone is feeding you stuff to say...[/quote]

I posted what you asked me to Tatonka.

There are people who have more fingers and toes that Wayne County season ticket holders. Keep with the "excuses" but if the front office(which we have seen is inept) would have had a decent base of 500 season ticket holders they would not have moved.

The key is how many season tickets Wayne County sold if you want to find the real reason for the move.

CoS has a point. I have rented arenas in the past and a seating assignment is part of the deal. There is something else to this that has not been answered. In fact how can you sell season tickets without knowing how many seats are in the building? That is how many season tickets did they sell? If th...