boogiewithstu2007
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I'd rather we see team in Canada, Mexico, or Germany before London, personally.
Canada would be great, I mean they have MLB baseball and NHL hockey, MLS teams... NFL football would be cool...
I'd rather we see team in Canada, Mexico, or Germany before London, personally.
Stop being a homophobe.Spoken like someone who has never made a woman cum...
I'd imagine quite a few probably wouldn't be happy.I got the Pound angle, just haven't seen it discussed. Now keep in mind Taxes in London are much higher than in the US so that probably eats up the extra money if they get it.
I wonder how many draftees will be eager to be drafted by an international team?
Canada either Vancouver or Montreal makes sense IF they really feel the need to expand. Personally, I think it's dumb. But I love watching Black Franny get her panties all rustled.I'd rather we see team in Canada, Mexico, or Germany before London, personally.
I do this all the time.Great, now how long is the Flight from Seattle to Miami.
Now imagine 3 flights from London to the west coast in one season.
IMO it's a logistical nightmare.
Just pay the players in dollars. Lots of Americans working for American companies in London get paid in dollars.I got the Pound angle, just haven't seen it discussed. Now keep in mind Taxes in London are much higher than in the US so that probably eats up the extra money if they get it.
I wonder how many draftees will be eager to be drafted by an international team?
I don't remember a flight from Chicago to London taking 9 hours.A flight from Seattle to London takes the same amount of time as a flight from Chicago to London. The Seattle flight just flies a bit more north towards the north pole than the Chicago flight does making the distance the same. My daughter lives in the UK and has done both of those flights in 9 hours
Sports Illustrated: "NFL believes London is ready for team; 2022 a target"
It's 7 and a half hours. I'm doing it next Wednesday.I don't remember a flight from Chicago to London taking 9 hours.
More like six I think.
It's really not that bad.
I haven't done it in awhile.It's 7 and a half hours. I'm doing it next Wednesday.
I do this all the time.
NY to London takes less than 6 hours. It's basically the same as NY to LA.
It wouldn't work for basketball or baseball because they don't have enough rest days. It's easy for the NFL. They only play once a week and they're going to be flying on a team jet with beds.I haven't done it in awhile.
Maybe Toronto was closer to six? Sometimes I flew out of there.
Either way, it's not that awful of a flight. Team London would most likely play groups of road games. Three week trips or something like that. And teams traveling to London would often involve a bye week on the back or front end.
I doubt travel time would stop the NFL from doing this.