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By HamiltonFan (registered) | Posted September 10, 2010 at 06:30:05
And the Coyotes lose a whole lot more money than the Cats so, be definition again, their product can't be that valuable as well. And the Jays have had many years of losing money so same thing I guess.
catspaw, remember the CFL has never been and never will be about getting "the best" or the most high profile football players on the planet. What it is about is that this is the league that is able to compete for Lord Grey's Cup that started in 1909, the national football championship of Canada. That's the main reason I follow the Cats and the league, I respect this trophy and championship of Canada's hugely. I watch the NFL to watch what are considered "the best" players in the world although I still find many CFL players are just as good but don't fit the body type for the NFL game.
And remember, even if the CFL went down the drain, the Grey Cup lives on forever as long as football is played, it was mean't to be played by amateurs anyways as it says on the trophy itself so I would get excited watching junior and university teams vie for this coveted trophy year to year. The Grey Cup is about far more than the CFL. It is not about what some people call "has beens" or "second rate" etc. heck if that was the case, our league wouldn't mandate a certain number of Canadians to play in the league.
I watch both the CFL and NFL for different reasons and love both for different and some same reasons as well, it's all football afterall.
Comment edited by HamiltonFan on 2010-09-10 05:36:51
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