@Tommytwoshoes69@OKane_98@Andymb28@IanDarke Ya but the only stable demand in television currently is live sports because scripted television is a hit or miss game and steamers/broadcasters need guaranteed viewing especially for purchased rights.
@charles_watts This is what the Kroenke’s do. They get one and then cheap out when the team is at the top ie their other Sports entities the Avalanche & Nuggets. Both won Championships then they ducked the luxury tax the years after winning.
@Dar3X_@Six4Gunner@twenty4thgod@FabrizioRomano It wasn’t that Milan didn’t know how to use him it’s that the coaching staff & sporting directors have seen a lot of turnover in the last three seasons. Players were purchased by prior regimes and then they were fired and the new coach had no use for them.
@_PhilCosta Arsenal aren’t buying anyone with a high price tag. You should look at what just happened to the Kroenke owned Denver Nuggets. The team just got muscled into NBA’s second apron by the OKC Thunder and are going to have to pay a huge luxury tax bill because of it.
@AndrewKSchlecht@MikyBerra@DownToDunk …so it may be a bit naive to think the Thunder would be the exception. It’s really not a great feeling, but I believe this is the start of what has happened to the Celtics & Nuggets.
@AndrewKSchlecht@MikyBerra@DownToDunk I think you correctly highlighted what to look out for with the ownership. Although I was recently listen to Hollinger & Duncan while they were out at summer league and they had heard several league officials slip up and call the second apron a hard cap…