When the Bills are sold

Joe · Joined: 23 Oct 2007 Posts: 8

When Ralph puts on his expensive asbestos suit and goes to the great
beyond..what happens to the Toronto deal with the International Football
League?

If people like Kelly, Kemp, Golisano and others that actually care about the
area buy the team..can the mistake Scrooge is making with Toronto be
rescinded?

If it can't be rescinded then I would think that it would all of a sudden
put a lot of potential investor/owners (outside of those in Toronto) to be
in a position to say..hmmm I would love having the San Antonio/Los
Angeles/Portland/Honolulu/Las Vegas/Yada Bills home games in my city...but
not if one of those 8 games will be in Toronto?!?!

--
Joe

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ronmexico · Joined: 07 Aug 2007 Posts: 1

On Feb 2, 10:26 pm, "Joe" wrote:
> When Ralph puts on his expensive asbestos suit and goes to the great
> beyond..what happens to the Toronto deal with the International Football
> League?
>
> If people like Kelly, Kemp, Golisano and others that actually care about the
> area buy the team..can the mistake Scrooge is making with Toronto be
> rescinded?
>
> If it can't be rescinded then I would think that it would all of a sudden
> put a lot of potential investor/owners (outside of those in Toronto) to be
> in a position to say..hmmm I would love having the San Antonio/Los
> Angeles/Portland/Honolulu/Las Vegas/Yada Bills home games in my city...but
> not if one of those 8 games will be in Toronto?!?!
>
> --
> Joe

Those games in Toronto are under contract. You have honor a contract
or else you will be sued. Anyone who has taken a basic business law
class would understand that.

Don't be a goober.

Geoff · Joined: 06 Aug 2007 Posts: 12

ronmexico@yours.com wrote:
> On Feb 2, 10:26 pm, "Joe" wrote:
>> When Ralph puts on his expensive asbestos suit and goes to the great
>> beyond..what happens to the Toronto deal with the International
>> Football League?
>>
>> If people like Kelly, Kemp, Golisano and others that actually care
>> about the area buy the team..can the mistake Scrooge is making with
>> Toronto be rescinded?
>>
>> If it can't be rescinded then I would think that it would all of a
>> sudden put a lot of potential investor/owners (outside of those in
>> Toronto) to be in a position to say..hmmm I would love having the
>> San Antonio/Los Angeles/Portland/Honolulu/Las Vegas/Yada Bills home
>> games in my city...but not if one of those 8 games will be in
>> Toronto?!?!
>>
>> --
>> Joe
>
> Those games in Toronto are under contract. You have honor a contract
> or else you will be sued. Anyone who has taken a basic business law
> class would understand that.

Any contract like this is going to have cancellation and/or compensation
clauses. Anyone who has taken a basic business law class would understand
that. Do you think a few games in Canada are going to prevent the team
moving?

> Don't be a goober.

Pfffft...

night · Joined: 06 Aug 2007 Posts: 9

"Geoff" wrote in@giganews.com:

> ronmexico@yours.com wrote:
>> On Feb 2, 10:26 pm, "Joe" wrote:
>>> When Ralph puts on his expensive asbestos suit and goes to the great
>>> beyond..what happens to the Toronto deal with the International
>>> Football League?
>>>
>>> If people like Kelly, Kemp, Golisano and others that actually care
>>> about the area buy the team..can the mistake Scrooge is making with
>>> Toronto be rescinded?
>>>
>>> If it can't be rescinded then I would think that it would all of a
>>> sudden put a lot of potential investor/owners (outside of those in
>>> Toronto) to be in a position to say..hmmm I would love having the
>>> San Antonio/Los Angeles/Portland/Honolulu/Las Vegas/Yada Bills home
>>> games in my city...but not if one of those 8 games will be in
>>> Toronto?!?!
>>>
>>> --
>>> Joe
>>
>> Those games in Toronto are under contract. You have honor a contract
>> or else you will be sued. Anyone who has taken a basic business law
>> class would understand that.
>
> Any contract like this is going to have cancellation and/or
> compensation clauses. Anyone who has taken a basic business law class
> would understand that. Do you think a few games in Canada are going to
> prevent the team moving?
>
>> Don't be a goober.
>
> Pfffft...
>
>

Personally, I would have went with:

Like ronmexico@yours.com is?

Night

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