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owner is selling the team and team is being dismantled.

Looks like the owner is letting players go to the team of their choosing which is solid. hopefully, he's getting some good cash in return for the next owner.

Yes good luck to kerg01 and the rest of the West Bend players. I'm actually getting 2 players off of the team and I'm looking forward to them helping the Dogg Pound out. (TE Dee Glandman and CB Boomer Cottonwood). Their are some good players on that team.

Yeah, Kerg's been real solid in handling this. At last count, over 10 teams were involved in trades (so it's not like everyone joined one team) and he's leaving over $10 million in cash and an almost complete lower bowl stadium. I can't imagine anyone selling back a team that's in better shape financially than West Bend.

Originally posted by Arles
Yeah, Kerg's been real solid in handling this. At last count, over 10 teams were involved in trades (so it's not like everyone joined one team) and he's leaving over $10 million in cash and an almost complete lower bowl stadium. I can't imagine anyone selling back a team that's in better shape financially than West Bend.

That is good for the next guy. Mine had about 440k when I bought it.

Originally posted by Arles
Yeah, Kerg's been real solid in handling this. At last count, over 10 teams were involved in trades (so it's not like everyone joined one team) and he's leaving over $10 million in cash and an almost complete lower bowl stadium. I can't imagine anyone selling back a team that's in better shape financially than West Bend.

nice - that's the way to do it in my opinion. Let the players go where they want to go, and leave a solid pile of cash for the next owner.

yes when i got my team here late last season , the team had a touch of cash believe 3 million but stadium had not every been upgraded , so i bought 3 corners last offseason ,but luckly it had most of it's players still here and just had to fill in about 7 spots and find a few backups , but i am worried about my finances and being able to pay salarys and help everyone on equipment upgrades for lv 32 and 24 , dunno how things are gonna play our for us , till i can build our money and stadium up but good luck to the new owner of that team this is a tough league to build and compete in.

My son bought an Oceania Pro League team that had been absolutely gutted and not a ton of cash. They had a horrible first season trying to recruit players to come play on a newly built team in a pro league and won 2 games all year.

They went down to AAA this off-season but completely rebuilt the team and are 3-0 and leading their conference in AAA.