
Wolford Releases Statement regarding Lexington Horsemen Press Release
October 15, 2007 - arenafootball2 (af2)
Louisville Fire News Release
Will Wolford released a statement on October 12 regarding recent comments made by Lexington Horseman owner Lennie House.
Wolford was quoted " I fully understand how the University of Louisville feels trying to get teams in Lexington, that wear blue and white, to play teams in Louisville that wear black and red."
The Lexington Horsemen have a 3:00pm press conference scheduled for Monday, October 15, 2007 at Rupp Arena.
For more information please contact Matt Heitzmann at 502-368-0009.
Original Lexington Horsemen Release
IMMEDIATE RELEASE
LEXINGTON HORSEMEN
10/11/07
The following statement has been released by the Horsemen office after Lennie House was contacted late this afternoon following a Louisville Fire press conference to respond to comments made by Will Wolford, owner of the Louisville Fire.
Mr. House is deeply upset and incensed by Mr. Wolford's innuendos that the Horsemen indoor football team could not move up to Arena Football 2. The challenge by Mr. Wolford to play the Horsemen in their own Rupp Arena and to insinuate the Horsemen would be the underdogs has definitely got Mr. House's attention. In addition, Mr. House added, "I am very proud of the performance by the Horsemen over the past five years and I feel they have represented Lexington well. But make no mistake about this; I am taking all of this into consideration.
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