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Vikings | Franchise Close to being Sold - from www.KFFL.com
Tue, 18 Jan 2005 13:10:17 -0800
KFAN.com's Greg Coleman reports that a sale of the Minnesota Vikings franchise to Arizona entrepreneur Reggie Fowler is "as close as ever". Fowler, a former college football player at Wyoming, would become the NFL's first African American owner. Fowler emerged as a potential owner last year, but balked at Red McCombs' $600 million asking price.
I couldn't find anything about our team being sold on that link, can anyone help me out?
Go to www.kfan.com
The whole story is there.
This is getting exciting.
Exciting. I do not know much about Fowler. But, I hope he is better and more willing to spend $$$.
Question: Did Taylor has plans and investors for a new stadium w/o taxpayer money? I thought I heard this but was not sure.
The guy is from Arizona...that's not encouraging. I'd prefer someone local, or at least someone who pledges to keep the Vikes local. No snese starting that whole "Moving to..." nonsense again.
Caine
"Caine" wrote:
Moving?? I sure hope we're not moving.Quote:
The guy is from Arizona...that's not encouraging. I'd prefer someone local, or at least someone who pledges to keep the Vikes local. No snese starting that whole "Moving to..." nonsense again.
Caine
"Caine" wrote:
I worry about that too. But I do not think we'll have a problem with that. I hope!Quote:
The guy is from Arizona...that's not encouraging. I'd prefer someone local, or at least someone who pledges to keep the Vikes local. No snese starting that whole "Moving to..." nonsense again.
Caine
"Caine" wrote:
It includes the 2 big locals, Taylor and Hecker. They wouldn't invest with him if he any had plans to move the franchise.Quote:
The guy is from Arizona...that's not encouraging. I'd prefer someone local, or at least someone who pledges to keep the Vikes local. No snese starting that whole "Moving to..." nonsense again.
Caine
That is some great news to have a new owner. what I wouldn't give to have an owner that is all about winning no matter the cost like Taylor, Jerry Jones, and the God of spending bank, the evil Georgy Steinbrenner