Posted Mar 6, 2009, 9:22 AM
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The New Republic
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Join Date: Dec 2008
Location: United Provinces of America
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Originally Posted by StormShadow
The logistics of sharing a team between MORE than 2 cities would be very difficult. The first part is to get some stadiums with a 25,000 capacity, it's hard enough to get one done, let alone two.
Also, where do the players and their families live? Where do they practice?
When you start to think about it, one of the cities or another city altogether would have to be designated as the "home base". The players and their families should all be in one city and they should be able to practice close to home. They only need to be at the Stadium(s) on gameday and arrive the day before. Also, where can they get direct flights to the other cities in the CFL?
In the grand scheme of things, it doesn't matter where the "home base" is as long as it makes logistical sense. ie. How much time does it take to travel to either stadium?
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Difficult? Sounds rather straight forward to me.
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