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Post by TheHulk » Mon Oct 08, 2007 3:48 pm

For a team that is basically on "life support", the local paper sure is remaining positive about the teams future. Heck, even the TLCCC (Tallahassee-Leon County Civic Center) is bending over backwards to allow the Titans time to find investors and pay bills. The AIFA has even acknowledged that they would welcome them back into the league if they get their financial "house" in order. Could they be back? Maybe. Geographically it makes sense with half the WIFL "jumping ship". Financially...who knows.
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Post by preeths » Mon Oct 08, 2007 4:40 pm

Geographically, this is another one that is right in the AIFA's wheelhouse, but they need new money. It would be a great move if the league can save this market, but new ownership/investors is a must. Regardless of the market's potential, it makes no sense to set up another headache that's unable to pay its bills in 2008.
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Post by TheHulk » Wed Oct 10, 2007 4:44 pm

True. One has to figure what is going to happen next now that one of the league-owned teams (Montgomery) is now "belly-up". AIFA does not look too good right now.
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