Re: The Yellow Away Kit may be a thing of the past
RadioFreeArsenal
22 May, 2012 16:50
Quote:Rockstaar
You mean like how Arsenal moved to North London? I explained to you that the size of England would make it difficult but nothing is impossible
OH dearie you should have stopped right there because you gave up any credibility you have really.
One major club moving across town In its city of origin in a full century proves any club can just move anywhere anything with no negative impact? That might be the single least credible statement you have ever made.
In the NFL - TEN of its current thirty two teams play in cities where they did not originate playing. And that isn't counting several old AFL teams movement before joining the NFL. And multiple franchises have moved at least twice amd the Cardinals have moved three times, and it is quite possible Stan Kroenke's Rams will move cities a third time.
In the NBA - FOURTEEN of its thirty franchises play in a city other than where they originated, and again this is not counting former ABA franchise moves before joining the NBA
In the NHL - TEN of its thirty franchises are playing in cities other than where they origniated
IN MLB - TEN of its thirty franchises play in cities other than were they originated, and the Athletics have played in four different cities across the country
Also worth noting - there are two teams that can be called the Cleveland Browns in the NFL. In the NBA there are two franchises that originated in San Diego and failed there. In MLB there are two different teams who used to be the Washington Senators. And in the NHL two teams who used to be the Winnipeg Jets.
And then there is this in the NHL - the San Jose Sharks began as the California Golden Seals became the Cleveland barons who were absorbed by the Minnesota North Stars (now Dallas Stars) then they were split from the Stars to form the Sharks. And that all happened in
15 years.Any questions?
But One team moving a cross the same city they were formed and a second smaller side doing the same thing a century later are proof that its no differen in English Football.
Please. Just be real and admit it is.