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The NASL sky is falling


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8 hours ago, CDNFootballer said:

Although some club owners make money on expansion fees getting a percentage (Fath), the departure or exit fees seem to be going back into the NASL itself as we found out today. Jacksonville will be financed/league run by the league temporarily while its sale is being completed. The funds for the operation of Jacksonville while league owned are coming from this years exit fees, Minnesota $500K, Ottawa $1.5Million & Tampa Bay $1.5 Million.

Sure, now how much are they making from the Deltas? How much for the second iteration of the Islanders? How much for Miami?

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On January 9, 2017 at 10:29 AM, BringBackTheBlizzard said:

I never made such a leap. Are you sure you are not being argumentative for the sake of it at this point?

No, he's just calling out your hypocrisy. If the CSA sanctions the CPL D1, the league will still be deemed D2 according to you because of the playing standard being below MLS. However, when the USSF sanctions the USL D2, that somehow works for you even though it will be the same situation, the overall playing standard being below the NASL.

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