SEIFL in 2008
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SEIFL in 2008
So will the Southeastern Indoor Football League (WIFL) have any teams west of the Mississippi River, north of the Mason Dixon line or around the "world" next season? Or will the "World" league still be located in the SE section of the US?
What's your interest in continually taking shots at the WIFL?
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Nobody complained with the CIFL name change from Great Lakes Indoor Football League. Why? They knew they'd eventually expand.
Why should WIFL call themselves anything else first and then do a name change later? That costs money.
Let them expand 2 teams a year for 10 years if they want. It's their league. They'll expand outside the south on their own time. Overexpand now and they'll get crippled.
Not many other leagues below AFL/af2 can say they started and finished every single game this year. I didn't think they could pull it off with only 4 teams and I was wrong. Even with a player dying on the field they mostly recovered from that.
We should support EVERY legit league.
Why should WIFL call themselves anything else first and then do a name change later? That costs money.
Let them expand 2 teams a year for 10 years if they want. It's their league. They'll expand outside the south on their own time. Overexpand now and they'll get crippled.
Not many other leagues below AFL/af2 can say they started and finished every single game this year. I didn't think they could pull it off with only 4 teams and I was wrong. Even with a player dying on the field they mostly recovered from that.
We should support EVERY legit league.
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[quote=""preeths""]What's your interest in continually taking shots at the WIFL?[/quote]
A league should not call itself the "World" league when it's located in a very small geographic location, with only four teams.
A league with only four teams is not a league, it's an exhibition (ref: SFL 2000)
What we can only take shots at the NIFL?
A league should not call itself the "World" league when it's located in a very small geographic location, with only four teams.
A league with only four teams is not a league, it's an exhibition (ref: SFL 2000)
What we can only take shots at the NIFL?
Just noticed your odd propensity to try to make some kind of sense out of the NIFL's postseason while throwing lobs at the WIFL. The SFL did its own thing in 2000. The WIFL, whether you like the name or not, just completed its first regular season.
I agree with the message above yours. We should support EVERY legit league.
I agree with the message above yours. We should support EVERY legit league.
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The name of a league, and the number of teams....
Are those are the only gripes you have with the World Indoor Football League?
With all the thieves, pimps, and conmen that run other indoor football leagues/teams, you want to take shots at the World Indoor Football League?
Obviously the name nor number of teams weren't a real drawback for the World Indoor Football League this season. All of the players were paid, all of the teams made it through the season, and all of the games were played, including the World Indoor Bowl Championship.
There were webcasts, live scoring updates on the league and team websites for every game, the stats were always current.
Everything that was promised before the season happened.
We all know why people take jabs at the NIFL, and it's not the number of teams or the name of the league.
Now do you have a real problem with the World Indoor Football League, or did it just look like an easy target for an NIFL supporter?
Are those are the only gripes you have with the World Indoor Football League?
With all the thieves, pimps, and conmen that run other indoor football leagues/teams, you want to take shots at the World Indoor Football League?
Obviously the name nor number of teams weren't a real drawback for the World Indoor Football League this season. All of the players were paid, all of the teams made it through the season, and all of the games were played, including the World Indoor Bowl Championship.
There were webcasts, live scoring updates on the league and team websites for every game, the stats were always current.
Everything that was promised before the season happened.
We all know why people take jabs at the NIFL, and it's not the number of teams or the name of the league.
Now do you have a real problem with the World Indoor Football League, or did it just look like an easy target for an NIFL supporter?
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Just when I thought I was out....They pull me back in.
Having been a fan of the Lions, I can tell you this was no "exhibition". I doubt you have even seen a game. You want to know what an exhibition is, see an NIFL game. Most of those games involve one real team taking on a semi-pro team and beating them by 60 or 70, and there isn't even going to be a legitimate championship! How can you call that steaming pile of you-know-what a league, and say that the WIFL is just an "exhibition"?
By the way, the AFL in it's first season only had four teams, so your "4 teams=exhibition" argument can be thrown out.
By the way, the AFL in it's first season only had four teams, so your "4 teams=exhibition" argument can be thrown out.
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[quote=""indoor fan""]So, I guess the SEIFL (WIFL) eventually plans to expand around the world. Looking forward to the Germany vs Brazil game in 2009.[/quote]
I'm pretty sure Shiver is the only person that thinks that would be a good idea.
I have a better question: how come it is called the National Indoor Football League when all of it's teams except two are located in Cleveland Gary's imagination? Shouldn't it be the Imaginary Indoor Football League then?
I'm pretty sure Shiver is the only person that thinks that would be a good idea.
I have a better question: how come it is called the National Indoor Football League when all of it's teams except two are located in Cleveland Gary's imagination? Shouldn't it be the Imaginary Indoor Football League then?