were all clear on who you heard it from first right?
http://packersnews.greenbaypressgaz...L-approves?odyssey=tab|topnews|text|FRONTPAGEThe Green Bay Packers will hold a stock sale before the end of the year if they receive the necessary approvals.
“It requires NFL approval and we are hopeful to receive that by the end of October. There are some different financial regulations (than with the last sale) and we are working through that,” team spokesman Aaron Popkey said.
Three cheers for ivo ... (waiting.......)
hip hip?
Just remember folks, as an owner you are no longer able to gamble. That means no more Las Vegas trips or betting on games. As well as the state lotteries. The rules apply for "ALL" owners of NFL teams.
Technically yes. You are considered a part owner of an NFL team and therefore must abide by NFL rules pertaining to ownership. The rules make no distinction as to how much of a team you own as to whether or not you have to abide by them. Although I doubt they would enforce them unless you made some big to do about while in Las Vegas.wait wait wait, how did this get passed over...is this true?
Does anyone know how difficult it is going to be to buy a share? How do we going about doing it? Is there a list or a presale?
Next to the mirror?I'm going to attach mine to the bedroom ceiling.
I think the only way I would seriously consider buying a share is if there was a perk or incentive involved.
Autograph day with the team.
Free tix to a game. (Could even be preseason)
Have an owners only game where the tix will only be sold to owners for that game.
All you can eat and drink. (Limit on beer though.)
1 annual free entry into Pack HOF.
Etc.
To me having bragging rights over a piece of paper just wouldn't be enough.
Yeah. A thrifty Packers fan who also recognizes choice.And you call yourself a Packer fan? Given the chance, I'll get a share or two in a hearbeat.
Yeah $200 is a lot of money for some of us...
I like the one free admission to the HOF or one free ticket idea
Should have been a smily face after my post. I meant it tongue in cheek. In 97 when I had the paperwork I had to pay bills and never had enough to send in at the time so I know were you are coming from.Yeah. A thrifty Packers fan who also recognizes choice.
To me $200, or whatever the starting price will be, is still a lot of money.
OK.Should have been a smily face after my post. I meant it tongue in cheek. In 97 when I had the paperwork I had to pay bills and never had enough to send in at the time so I know were you are coming from.
Yeah $200 is a lot of money for some of us...
I like the one free admission to the HOF or one free ticket idea
I'm a member of my grocery co-op.I forgot to add that I really liked this idea as well,...or they could have a fanfest type thing for all stockholders every once in awhile. That would be cool!