On Nov 13, 1:30 pm, "Terraholm" <TerraholmSPAM...@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> wrote:
> Dave McNulla wrote:
> > On Nov 9, 6:20 am, "Terraholm" <TerraholmSPAM...@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> wrote:
> >> PocUh wrote:
> >>> <w7...@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> wrote in message
> >>>news:1194363229.664408.110620@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> >>>>> Stern said he consulted with lobbyists and arena consultants hired
> >>>>> by Clay Bennett's new owner****p group, but sounded resigned to the
> >>>>> fact the team could be moved as soon as Bennett gets out of the
> >>>>> KeyArena lease.
>
> >>>> Bull Crap
>
> >>>> Clay Bennett made it impossible for Seattle to create a deal. He
> >>>> has being Lying his
> >>>> you know what off all along. He wants the Sonics in Oklahoma and
> >>>> that is the only
> >>>> thing he has been working for from day one.
>
> >>>> All this BOO HOOO woe is me crap is a sham ... He is nothing but a
> >>>> lying thieving
> >>>> knifing CEO. He never intended to keep them here.
>
> >>> I blame Howard Shultz he sold to the out of towners when from within
> >>> his own group there was interest. If you want
> >>> to take your frustrations out, boycot Starbucks
> >>> KjH>
>
> >> Heard a thought somewhere...
> >> If the group from OKC can not get out of their lease... then they
> >> may not be able to adsorb the losses (another 100 mil over two
> >> years?) over the next two years and have to sell the team again and
> >> they have an offer from a local group who would take a new deal on
> >> Key.
>
> > and the local group be able to absorb huge losses.
>
> Perhaps so. They made an offer. And likely would accept the restructured
> deal for the Key.
it sounds to me like the seattle govt wants to make it an ugly
divorce. that usually doesn't keep it together. hardball vs. apathy
isn't effective.
as for the lease, it's a contract. they are usually made of
requirements from both sides. it's easy to violate terms, and that
leads to an easy out for the other side. i got out of a $6000 bill
when i broke a contract by pointing out a previous violation by my
employer that he thought was nothing.
dave
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