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I personally think it would be best to have a mixture of 4 big name cities & 4 not so big named cities. I also think that the 8 cities must cover the entire US from east coast to west coast.
Also, there should be no teams located close to any current NFL teams. That's my opinion on a possible way for success for the XFL to come back again. I still give this league a less than 50% chance to make it.NCAA- GO VOLS
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I don't think there'll be much of a bidding war for the rights to XFL games.
If they had teams in other countries, you could gain lots of extra attention that way. Who knows, those international teams could even be the leaders behind your attendance.Comment
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Do you know how expensive it would be to fly an entire football team, players and ataff, from London to North America 4 times in a couple months?Boston Red Sox
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If the attendance is higher in another country, then that could offset the traveling costs.
England might be a longer shot, but at very least Canada/Mexico each getting one wouldn't be so bad. Get extra attention on the league from other countries.Comment
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How could attendance being higher in one location offset the cost for a team traveling there that doesn't get any of that revenue?Comment
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I feel like the same thing would happen with the XFL which will need time to grow the brand in the US so while yes, the Euro attendance may offset some costs it's not going to work when you're trying to concentrate on things at home. It's what the NFL realized when they brought the league back in '95 after a two year hiatus and made it a 6 team Euro League which did some pretty good business for most of its life.Member of the Official OS Bills Backers Club
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How does good attendance/revenue for any home team offset the travel cost for any away team traveling there that gets none of that generated revenue?
Guys, this is ECO 101.Comment
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I don't think it would be smart though as Europe couldn't support NFLE and this is going to be that or worse. London has enough NFL games, they won't support nobodies that people aren't fans of the teams. London only supports the NFL because its the only local option to see a NFL game.Comment
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Anyone wanna apply to play in the XFL?
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