Posted December 31, 2016 02:17 · last edited March 18, 2021 07:34
A lot of these expansion team bids will fall away once they realise how much of a slice of the TV money the FFA takes.
If by some miracle the FFA give clubs a large enough share of the money, then it's a bit crazy to think that an expansion team could swoop in and claim the $ the Phoenix have helped to build over the last 10 years, and kick them out.
But then I guess life isn't always fair.
A lot of these expansion team bids will fall away once they realise how much of a slice of the TV money the FFA takes.
If by some miracle the FFA give clubs a large enough share of the money, then it's a bit crazy to think that an expansion team could swoop in and claim the $ the Phoenix have helped to build over the last 10 years, and kick them out.
But then I guess life isn't always fair.
A lot of these expansion team bids will fall away once they realise how much of a slice of the TV money the FFA takes.
If by some miracle the FFA give clubs a large enough share of the money, then it's a bit crazy to think that an expansion team could swoop in and claim the $ the Phoenix have helped to build over the last 10 years, and kick them out.
But then I guess life isn't always fair.
A lot of these expansion team bids will fall away once they realise how much of a slice of the TV money the FFA takes.
If by some miracle the FFA give clubs a large enough share of the money, then it's a bit crazy to think that an expansion team could swoop in and claim the $ the nix have helped to build over the last 10 years, and kick them out.
But then I guess life isn't always fair.
A lot of these expansion team bids will fall away once they realise how much of a slice of the TV money the FFA takes.
If by some miracle the FFA give clubs a large enough share of the money, then it's a bit crazy to think that an expansion team could swoop in and claim the $ the nix have helped to build in the last 10 years, and kick them out.
But then I guess life isn't always fair.
A lot of these expansion team bids will fall away once they realise how much of a slice of the TV money the FFA takes.
If by some miracle the FFA give clubs a large enough share of the money, then it's a bit crazy to think that an expansion team could swoop in and claim the $ the nix have helped to build in the last 10 years, and kick them out. But then I guess life isn't fair.