They are badly in debt. So why get more in debt with an empty arena? The lesser of the two evils is to have the team stay.
He stated his credentials (which were ridiculously impressive)
Mentioned that many studies have shown sports arenas are pretty much always a negative
Said they need to cut losses while they can
Said the anchor tenant Coyotes are an anchor holding you under while you drown
Threatened to sue them for breaking the constitution
mentioned how badly in debt they already are
They are badly in debt. So why get more in debt with an empty arena? The lesser of the two evils is to have the team stay.
He stated his credentials (which were ridiculously impressive)
Mentioned that many studies have shown sports arenas are pretty much always a negative
Said they need to cut losses while they can
Said the anchor tenant Coyotes are an anchor holding you under while you drown
Threatened to sue them for breaking the constitution
mentioned how badly in debt they already are
They are badly in debt. So why get more in debt with an empty arena? The lesser of the two evils is to have the team stay.
Something called "cutting your losses". Spend another $25m and then watch them walk a year from now, or just walk now and save that money. Fill those dates with an AHL team or college basketball and concerts. It won't be so bad trust me. They did that in the lockout..
They are badly in debt. So why get more in debt with an empty arena? The lesser of the two evils is to have the team stay.
"I believe we have sold out every home game since they've (Coyotes) been here"
This is said after the guy says he's read everything he can on the issue. Unbelievable.
Someone who engages in the legal equivalent of a suicide mission (which is what their letter to the bond community was) can gum up anything.They must have gummed the NHL, Hulsizer and the COG to death, because they succeeded in completely scuttling the previous deals, forced the NHL to retain ownership (perhaps for another season), and compelled the COG to again pay directly for hockey team losses. Imagine if they actually had some bite. They would have their adversaries quivering in a corner.
Meanwhile, they might just have forced the NHL and a prospective owner to actually come up with better terms for the COG and its citizens. Not bad, considering their modest investment. Oh, and I gather that the national notoriety afforded by this little escapade is more than they could have ever hoped. As one who really disdains their politics, it is rather disappointing that the characters in this comedy have afforded them such a long standing in centre stage.
They are badly in debt. So why get more in debt with an empty arena? The lesser of the two evils is to have the team stay.
Someone who engages in the legal equivalent of a suicide mission (which is what their letter to the bond community was) can gum up anything.
"you don't need them" "we don't need them" "we don't need each other"