Who do you blame for the lockout?
The Players
The Owners
Mike Francesa
The Players
The Owners
Mike Francesa
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27The Players18.52%5The Owners51.85%14Mike Francesa29.63%8 -
rolling back payroll to 2007 levels on a league that grew during a recession?
insert <awe you kiddin me!?> audior
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Mostly the owners, but the players aren't completely angels.JPC | JiG
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It's clearly
's fault
Free BoosieComment
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Players, but I would have picked both.
Having said that, getting 59.6% of all shared revenue is quite high.
Also a point I think is lost is the owners own the business. The players are the employees. It's not like other industries, but they are still employer/employee.Comment
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I love that 22.22% of people blame Mike...Comment
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As, Vince McMahon would say, ITS ALL BOUT DA MONEYComment
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Owners 51% Players 49%Tweet Tweet! @robbuschorComment
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Originally posted by Dave in the City Out WestComment
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To me it's 55-45 owners' fault because they're trying to take the players' share that they had to agreed to a few years ago.Originally posted by Mr. Met View PostFree BoosieComment
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not much to debate. Mike Francesa is usually to blame for anything bad in the worldComment
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right but, the career of an nfl player is unlike any other profession...Originally posted by Timmy Russo View Post
an owner can own and profit forever
a player has what? an average of 3 years to make money?
hence why your analogy doesn't holdComment
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