HOLLYHILLS GROUP PURCHASES AND DONATES 10,000 TICKETS

saintswhodi · 12-16-2005, 10:45 AM

A) Like I said, they both stated it publically.

B) I don't think either of them feels much of a threat from losing fans or households. If the Saints move, McNair will prob lobby to have the Texanson in every household east of Houston on I-10, prob all the way to Alabama. He would prob GAIN a fanbase with the Saints moving West. And as far as Jones goes, I don't think he has much worry about the Cowboys losing out on anything. They are already the most recognized franchise in the NFL. and withthe small market owners pushing even harder for an increase in revenue sharing, he is gonnabe geting about the same television money as everyone else anyway. Plus he is getting shiny new stadium in Arlington, so here comes the Superbowl as well. I don't think either is tooconcerned, and thus feeling free to make the comments they did.

12-16-2005, 10:45 AM	#1
saintswhodi 5000 POSTS! + Join Date: Oct 2004 Location: San Antonio, TX Posts: 6,941	A) Like I said, they both stated it publically. B) I don't think either of them feels much of a threat from losing fans or households. If the Saints move, McNair will prob lobby to have the Texanson in every household east of Houston on I-10, prob all the way to Alabama. He would prob GAIN a fanbase with the Saints moving West. And as far as Jones goes, I don't think he has much worry about the Cowboys losing out on anything. They are already the most recognized franchise in the NFL. and withthe small market owners pushing even harder for an increase in revenue sharing, he is gonnabe geting about the same television money as everyone else anyway. Plus he is getting shiny new stadium in Arlington, so here comes the Superbowl as well. I don't think either is tooconcerned, and thus feeling free to make the comments they did.