Alabama is so weak. If they didn't play weak cupcakes at home they would just be an average team. The tide are the most over rated team in the history of sports. I would be ashamed to be an Alabama fan claiming nation champs they had handed to them and never earned.
@@austin3873 Who Western Carolina? Mercer? Chattanooga? Arkansas? Miss St.? New Mexico St.? Alabama football is garbage, most Over Rated team in the history of sports. More like been over a decade since they played a non-con road game because they are a coward's program of participation trophies that 2 of them should belong to Boise State. HIDE TiDE HIDE.HTH.
Birmingham would've been a lot more supportive than Jacksonville that is a total failure. I think it's a stadium technicalities that keep them from moving and I don't think Tampa Bay would want a team in Orlando
I think Major League Soccer makes the most sense honestly. Low prices and chances at hosting some of the best in the world in exhibitions and qualifiers.
Sounds good to me. Unfortunately we are going to have to settle for the United Soccer League (The 2nd Division pro soccer league in the USA) team we are getting in 2019. If my information is correct. Major League Soccer is in the process of expanding to 28 teams. But... 1: Their are only two spots left that MLS hasn't awarded to a city already. And... 2: Birmingham never put in a bid so they are not even among the finalist for those last two spots. But... USL is growing and soccer is growing in general so it IS possible that Birmingham's USL team could become pretty popular and they might even build a stadium for it or possibly use the new downtown stadium that Birmingham is planning to build at the BJCC in the future. It won't be bad at all. :)
Yeah, it is better than being in the 4th Division. Also, the chance to host say Toronto FC or even let the new Stadium host something like Manchested United vs MLS All-stars would be amazing. Or even just an exhibition of say Barcelona vs FC Kaiserslautern would be amazing! I think the youth would be great. The tree can only grow IF you plant the seed.
The Minnesota Vikings almost moved there twice. Birmingham, had a team, in the WFL, that had over 50k attendance, and they played on a Wednesday night.
Ummmm Nashville is 45 minutes from bama and Atlanta is 45 minutes away. And no major corporations are in Alabama. Plus Birmingham isn’t big or wealthy enough.
You are so right that ship sailed years ago when Bear Bryant said he didn't want pro football in Birmingham they went to Tampa bay in fact the owner was a Bama graduate with a law school named after him. That was Birmingham chance. If Oakland St Louis, San Diego can't afford to keep NFL teams there is no way Birmingham can get a team it's a matter of time before they leave Jacksonville a TV market smaller than Birmingham. If Birmingham had built the Dome Stadium downtown back in the late 80's or early 90's like originally planned they may could've got the Oilers from Houston but they didn't so the franchise moved to Nashville along with Nashville tremendous success and growth there's no way the NFL NHL or MLS is leaving anytime soon
A mls team will bring a higher income. Of a team like Real Madrid comes to Birmingham. People from different states or even countries will come over to watch the game in the stadium. Birmingham can be the new Atlanta in mls. Atlanta broke records for attendance and will host the mls all star game. A mls team in Alabama will bring lots of income if it host a mls all star game or even a game at the 2026 World Cup which is most likely to be in the states
I could never figure out why Birmingham never got a team. The Americans/Vulcans drew well in the WFL and the Stallions did as well in the USFL. I did read that the Broncos nearly moved there in 1966 or 1967, I know Lou Saban went to Denver in 1967 and that's when Bears Stadium was starting to transform into Mile High, to meet the 50,000 minimum capacity that was stated in the terms of the merger.
In the 1970s and the 1990s. The Minnesota vikings considered moving to Birmingham after the WFL folded. The vikings got the metrodome first when they couldn't deal with metropolitan stadium any longer. In the 90s, the owner couldn't find a stadium because of legion field. Red McComb chose to just sell the team.
@@mikejohnson9606 Even before that, the Broncos almost moved there in 1967 before they decided to hire Lou Saban. You are right about Legion Field, considering that it'll more than likely be gone once UAB's new stadium opens.
@@derekcabanaw1789 thank you, I had already read your statement. I agree with that. I wasn't trying to do that. I was only trying to add to the conversation.
I think the main reason is simply that college sports are so huge in Alabama. An NFL team is an awful idea just because of their football teams, I only think basketball and hockey would work the best. However, with the NHL planning to expand to Seattle in the upcoming years, NHL isn't really an option either.
After 10 more years or so of disappointment in Jacksonville, you could probably buy the Jaguars for cheap, they're that bad. It's already a damaged property but you guys in Alabama love an underdog story and it's not gonna get any better for the jags. Apparently the jags may move to London but we've already got at least 15 professional soccer teams in London, it's oversaturated. I'm all for a Alabama football team.
You are so right it's a matter of time before they leave. Jacksonville T V market is smaller than Birmingham but the NFL is looking global or larger markets I think Toronto, maybe the Austin- San Antonio area is booming in football crazy Texas. I think it's some kind of stadium technicalities that keep them from moving (lawsuits) but the NFL is not going to stay St.Louis,and San Antonio both have Dome Stadiums with large fan bases that's ready for a team
Greater Birmingham is pretty small. Cities of comparable size with NFL, NBA, or NHL teams (MLB and MLS are only in larger cities) heavily subsidize them, often completely funding facilities. This is not wise, so it's good that Alabama and local municipalities have not done so in the Birmingham area. Keep enjoying the Tide, Tigers, Blazers, Jaguars, Trojans, etc. instead.
James Johnson The Packers were part of the league when it was a small, regional, and semi-pro organization. They haven't moved because they are the only publicly held major pro sports franchise, and nearly all shareholders are locals. No league is interested in creating another similar circumstance, so comparing any other city or team to Green Bay and the Packers is fruitless.
@@TheFranchiseCA Great point plus Lambeau Field is only a hour and 1/2 drive from Milwaukee metro area like from Birmingham to Huntsville they both share the team
@@TheFranchiseCA And another great point you make Matthew major sports franchises are mostly status symbols. Stadiums are not in the millions but the Billions in the 21st century and the owners want a new one are major renovations (luxury boxes) every TEN years it's a joke we can't be played like Memphis that sold their soul to Fed Ex to get the NBA there its ridiculous I agree enjoy what we have. Grow UAB to the AAC where they belong out of C USA maybe the XFL if they return, D League basketball ,Barons Bama,Auburn, New stadium downtown bring neutral site SEC games here HBCU games Uptown entertainment district in fact the SEC and SWAC headquarters in Birmingham so that should be a great help
Well the NHL had on two separate occasions teams in Atlanta but both teams relocated twice first to Calgary the second one to Winnipeg. Hey you guys had a CFL team once
How about a professional rugby team. USA has league called Major League Rugby. Consist of six teams. New Orleans, Houston and Austin are in the league. State of Alabama has produce wonderful talent it would be awesome to see home grown Alabama players playing rugby and one day representing the beautiful USA team. Something to cheer for.
If Nick Saban's Alabama football program isn't already a professional team, then money isn't green. Not implying players are paid, but look at who is paid and how much! As you said, Saban is now the highest paid government employee in the nation. Compare to the most successful college football coaches in the '60s and '70s, who made less than 6 figures a year!
Lete put this in perspective for you Alabama is a football state and play it better than anybody else in the world! You just want to detour our Alabama Football games to some insignificant hockey or probably soccer Here's how is going down we dont want need wish we had anything else Tuscaloosa has enough money to buy build create anything they want And did just that they built a football ball Dynasty!!! Roll Tide ( go to Canada for Hockey)
Not that we an get a team for that league either. Just saying. It's not just the Big 4 anymore. It's starting to become the Big 5. A case for it is attendance... MLS attendance has already surpassed the NBA and the NHL. The only thing keeping it from always being thought of as one the Major pro sports leagues is just the way people think. MLS is New compared to the other 4 pro sports leagues... So people just haven't got it in their minds to think of it when someone ask them about pro sports in the USA. It's growth into the mainstream is the only thing keeping it from truly turning the Big 4 into the Big 5. But it's going to one day. Because it's following is strong in the realm of younger people, college educated people, and immigrants/people of foreign ethnicity.
Why no professional teams? If you were making a million dollars a year would you want to live in Alabama? Lousy schools, lousy medical care, people are mostly poor and the state is basically a dump.
Yeah and you rank in or near the bottom in nearly every category that would make someone want to live there-- poor medical care, poor schools, poverty is high, crime is high, teen pregnancy is high, number of people on welfare is high, drug use is high., average family income is low. job opportunities are low. and most of all your Republican politicians are idiots that haven't done a fucking thing for you except to pretend the Civil War is still an issue.
Massachusetts has football (Patriots), baseball (Red Sox), basketball (Celtics), hockey (Bruins) and soccer (Revolution)...and some of the LOUSIEST public schools in the country!
kiefer court soccer is lame as hell a bunch of a dramatic little toddlers who fake injuries. Rugby and American football are the way to go. Built for strong men not beta boys.
J Pennant ok minor league hockey had a big draw in the 90s and late 00s in the south but it has lost it's glory so to speak. If anything Alabama could draw in the hurricanes or even start a new franchise but I don't think the nhl is looking at the south. But I do think a mid major team such as AAA hockey or G League Basketball is possible.
Komrade BigTex. The NHL has flopped in some places all over the US south ie:Arizona, Atlanta(Twice and relocated to other cities),Miami, Anaheim and arguably LA. But it has succeeded in some southern cities ie:Vegas, Tampa, Dallas and the best example is Nashville for succeeding. So to sum it up it’s hit or miss
I'd go to a game dude. Bama citizens are crazy obsessed with football. It would be easy marketing. The tickets wouldnt even need commercials and promos because of the loyal community.
You ALMOST had one. The "Boston" Patriots bounced around, playing "home" games at Nickerson Field, Alumni Stadium, Harvard Stadium, Yale Bowl and Fenway Park. In 1968, the Patriots had a scheduling conflict with the Red Sox, and had to play a "home" game at Legion Field in Birmingham. The city Government knew all about Boston's stadium issues (Tom Yawkey wanted to build a dome, and could have paid for it himself; but Boston refused to cooperate). Birmingham was willing to give the Patriots a blank check, and build an ultra-modern football stadium for them. Owner Billy Sullivan was determined to make the Patriots succeed in New England, and turned them down. Eventually, Sullivan built the CHEAPEST privately-financed, permanent stadium that ever existed: Schaefer Stadium. It wasn't much, but it saved the team.
Some might say Alabama does have a pro football team...Crimson Tide, anyone?
I'm sure the players get paid mighty fat too! 👀
cracka fantastic don’t be mad we’re one of the best football teams in NCAA history
Alabama is so weak. If they didn't play weak cupcakes at home they would just be an average team. The tide are the most over rated team in the history of sports. I would be ashamed to be an Alabama fan claiming nation champs they had handed to them and never earned.
@@getbig2501 your crazy. This is the first season in a decade they aren’t beating everyone by 60
@@austin3873 Who Western Carolina? Mercer? Chattanooga? Arkansas? Miss St.? New Mexico St.? Alabama football is garbage, most Over Rated team in the history of sports. More like been over a decade since they played a non-con road game because they are a coward's program of participation trophies that 2 of them should belong to Boise State. HIDE TiDE HIDE.HTH.
I was actually a little surprised the NFL didn't consider Birmingham more seriously than Jacksonville for the 1995 expansion.
Birmingham would've been a lot more supportive than Jacksonville that is a total failure.
I think it's a stadium technicalities that keep them from moving and I don't think Tampa Bay would want a team in Orlando
Being from Mobile I just go for the Saints for football, pelicans for basketball, and Braves for baseball.
Apparently the minnisota vikings came VERY close to moving to Alabama, TWICE, but it never quite panned out
Probably the same reason Mississippi doesn't.. 😉
I think Major League Soccer makes the most sense honestly. Low prices and chances at hosting some of the best in the world in exhibitions and qualifiers.
You can also get a team for less than a billion.
Yeah, why do we keep fighting for NBA or NFL? Soccer grabs youth and builds towards the future? No competition from Alabama and Auburn.
Sounds good to me. Unfortunately we are going to have to settle for the United Soccer League (The 2nd Division pro soccer league in the USA) team we are getting in 2019. If my information is correct. Major League Soccer is in the process of expanding to 28 teams. But... 1: Their are only two spots left that MLS hasn't awarded to a city already. And... 2: Birmingham never put in a bid so they are not even among the finalist for those last two spots. But... USL is growing and soccer is growing in general so it IS possible that Birmingham's USL team could become pretty popular and they might even build a stadium for it or possibly use the new downtown stadium that Birmingham is planning to build at the BJCC in the future. It won't be bad at all. :)
Yeah, it is better than being in the 4th Division. Also, the chance to host say Toronto FC or even let the new Stadium host something like Manchested United vs MLS All-stars would be amazing. Or even just an exhibition of say Barcelona vs FC Kaiserslautern would be amazing! I think the youth would be great. The tree can only grow IF you plant the seed.
Soccer sucks.
College football coaches are not government employees. They're employed by the university's athletic association, which is a private entity.
They are employed by the university l, which is a public entity
It does. Its called NASCAR. They also have the biggest, fastest speedway in the world at Talladega.
Thought Daytona was the biggest?
The Minnesota Vikings almost moved there twice. Birmingham, had a team, in the WFL, that had over 50k attendance, and they played on a Wednesday night.
that attendance was per game
Ummmm Nashville is 45 minutes from bama and Atlanta is 45 minutes away. And no major corporations are in Alabama. Plus Birmingham isn’t big or wealthy enough.
You are so right that ship sailed years ago when Bear Bryant said he didn't want pro football in Birmingham they went to Tampa bay in fact the owner was a Bama graduate with a law school named after him. That was Birmingham chance.
If Oakland St Louis, San Diego can't afford to keep NFL teams there is no way Birmingham can get a team it's a matter of time before they leave Jacksonville a TV market smaller than Birmingham. If Birmingham had built the Dome Stadium downtown back in the late 80's or early 90's like originally planned they may could've got the Oilers from Houston but they didn't so the franchise moved to Nashville along with Nashville tremendous success and growth there's no way the NFL NHL or MLS is leaving anytime soon
A mls team will bring a higher income. Of a team like Real Madrid comes to Birmingham. People from different states or even countries will come over to watch the game in the stadium. Birmingham can be the new Atlanta in mls. Atlanta broke records for attendance and will host the mls all star game. A mls team in Alabama will bring lots of income if it host a mls all star game or even a game at the 2026 World Cup which is most likely to be in the states
Unlikely
Nobody gives a f**k about soccer in Alabama, the only sport that would succeed in Birmingham is NBA
MLB wouldn't work because most Alabamians are Atlanta Braves fans
NFL could work but Bama football will always be the priority
I could never figure out why Birmingham never got a team. The Americans/Vulcans drew well in the WFL and the Stallions did as well in the USFL.
I did read that the Broncos nearly moved there in 1966 or 1967, I know Lou Saban went to Denver in 1967 and that's when Bears Stadium was starting to transform into Mile High, to meet the 50,000 minimum capacity that was stated in the terms of the merger.
In the 1970s and the 1990s. The Minnesota vikings considered moving to Birmingham after the WFL folded. The vikings got the metrodome first when they couldn't deal with metropolitan stadium any longer. In the 90s, the owner couldn't find a stadium because of legion field. Red McComb chose to just sell the team.
@@mikejohnson9606 Even before that, the Broncos almost moved there in 1967 before they decided to hire Lou Saban. You are right about Legion Field, considering that it'll more than likely be gone once UAB's new stadium opens.
@@derekcabanaw1789 thank you, I had already read your statement. I agree with that. I wasn't trying to do that. I was only trying to add to the conversation.
I could indeed see an XFL team in 2020. Who knows though
True
Birmingham used to have an XFL team
AAF Team starts in February, Birmingham Iron.
I think the main reason is simply that college sports are so huge in Alabama. An NFL team is an awful idea just because of their football teams, I only think basketball and hockey would work the best. However, with the NHL planning to expand to Seattle in the upcoming years, NHL isn't really an option either.
I think an NFL team would do fine, it would give all of the rival college fans something to come together for.
After 10 more years or so of disappointment in Jacksonville, you could probably buy the Jaguars for cheap, they're that bad. It's already a damaged property but you guys in Alabama love an underdog story and it's not gonna get any better for the jags. Apparently the jags may move to London but we've already got at least 15 professional soccer teams in London, it's oversaturated. I'm all for a Alabama football team.
You are so right it's a matter of time before they leave. Jacksonville T V market is smaller than Birmingham but the NFL is looking global or larger markets I think Toronto, maybe the Austin- San Antonio area is booming in football crazy Texas. I think it's some kind of stadium technicalities that keep them from moving (lawsuits) but the NFL is not going to stay
St.Louis,and San Antonio both have Dome Stadiums with large fan bases that's ready for a team
Greater Birmingham is pretty small. Cities of comparable size with NFL, NBA, or NHL teams (MLB and MLS are only in larger cities) heavily subsidize them, often completely funding facilities. This is not wise, so it's good that Alabama and local municipalities have not done so in the Birmingham area. Keep enjoying the Tide, Tigers, Blazers, Jaguars, Trojans, etc. instead.
not true at all my friend if so how did Green Bay get the Packers then
James Johnson The Packers were part of the league when it was a small, regional, and semi-pro organization. They haven't moved because they are the only publicly held major pro sports franchise, and nearly all shareholders are locals. No league is interested in creating another similar circumstance, so comparing any other city or team to Green Bay and the Packers is fruitless.
@@TheFranchiseCA
Great point plus Lambeau Field is only a hour and 1/2 drive from Milwaukee metro area like from Birmingham to Huntsville they both share the team
@@TheFranchiseCA
And another great point you make Matthew major sports franchises are mostly status symbols.
Stadiums are not in the millions but the Billions in the 21st century and the owners want a new one are major renovations (luxury boxes) every TEN years it's a joke we can't be played like Memphis that sold their soul to Fed Ex to get the NBA there its ridiculous I agree enjoy what we have.
Grow UAB to the AAC where they belong out of C USA maybe the XFL if they return, D League basketball ,Barons Bama,Auburn, New stadium downtown bring neutral site SEC games here HBCU games Uptown entertainment district in fact the SEC and SWAC headquarters in Birmingham so that should be a great help
What about Huntsville? Or Mobile?
They are way to small
Well the NHL had on two separate occasions teams in Atlanta but both teams relocated twice first to Calgary the second one to Winnipeg. Hey you guys had a CFL team once
Alabama has the Birmingham Iron for professional football.
For less than a year. I wanted that to work, too.
Hahaha
Just aren't enough people in the state. Need to grow the economy to the point where it can support one.
It’s the most populated state without a proteam?
How about a professional rugby team. USA has league called Major League Rugby. Consist of six teams. New Orleans, Houston and Austin are in the league. State of Alabama has produce wonderful talent it would be awesome to see home grown Alabama players playing rugby and one day representing the beautiful USA team. Something to cheer for.
1:49 That's a money animation right there.
Pun not initially intended, but I'm okay with it.
If Nick Saban's Alabama football program isn't already a professional team, then money isn't green. Not implying players are paid, but look at who is paid and how much! As you said, Saban is now the highest paid government employee in the nation. Compare to the most successful college football coaches in the '60s and '70s, who made less than 6 figures a year!
Alabama does have a pro team, Roll MF tide! ! !
Nice try lol
EXACTLY 😂
The best college team money can buy!
Lete put this in perspective for you Alabama is a football state and play it better than anybody else in the world! You just want to detour our Alabama Football games to some insignificant hockey or probably soccer Here's how is going down we dont want need wish we had anything else Tuscaloosa has enough money to buy build create anything they want And did just that they built a football ball Dynasty!!! Roll Tide ( go to Canada for Hockey)
It determines on the squadron but football works
Alabama has had professional teams in the past but they were disbanded for lack of interest. Who the hell wants to live in Alabama?
Who watches hockey in Alabama?
i dont think anyone does
Riley Caton true
Ray Hall interesting
Also, the Huntsville Havoc of the SPHL (It exists, trust me) won the President's Cup Finals, so, at least in Huntsville, many people do watch hockey.
Wii G I live in south Alabama so I’ve never heard of them, but that’s cool
You should also mention Major League Soccer. It's growing like crazy.
Not that we an get a team for that league either. Just saying. It's not just the Big 4 anymore. It's starting to become the Big 5. A case for it is attendance... MLS attendance has already surpassed the NBA and the NHL. The only thing keeping it from always being thought of as one the Major pro sports leagues is just the way people think. MLS is New compared to the other 4 pro sports leagues... So people just haven't got it in their minds to think of it when someone ask them about pro sports in the USA. It's growth into the mainstream is the only thing keeping it from truly turning the Big 4 into the Big 5. But it's going to one day. Because it's following is strong in the realm of younger people, college educated people, and immigrants/people of foreign ethnicity.
Why no professional teams? If you were making a million dollars a year would you want to live in Alabama? Lousy schools, lousy medical care, people are mostly poor and the state is basically a dump.
Bill Grandone or you want to live in liberals city right, we are south a true American not filled up with democrates.
Yeah and you rank in or near the bottom in nearly every category that would make someone want to live there-- poor medical care, poor schools, poverty is high, crime is high, teen pregnancy is high, number of people on welfare is high, drug use is high., average family income is low. job opportunities are low. and most of all your Republican politicians are idiots that haven't done a fucking thing for you except to pretend the Civil War is still an issue.
Bill Grandone GOT EM
Massachusetts has football (Patriots), baseball (Red Sox), basketball (Celtics), hockey (Bruins) and soccer (Revolution)...and some of the LOUSIEST public schools in the country!
Auburn & Alabama are some of the best schools in the nation. So their goes your elitist argument.
“Big 4.” It doesn’t matter whether you like soccer or not. It’s a big sport in the US now. It’s the Big 5 now, man.
Not on the same scale as the other four.
Nonamearisto it's more popular than the NHL lol. Arguably more popular than baseball
Doesn't have the same money behind it.
Kinev Perantzom mls average attendance is 22k the highest in the NHL is Chicago and that's only 19k
kiefer court soccer is lame as hell a bunch of a dramatic little toddlers who fake injuries. Rugby and American football are the way to go. Built for strong men not beta boys.
Well, at least it's not impossible.
there's also huge markets in atlanta and new orleans... those owners would be pissed as alabama is part of their base
The Orlando Magic should move to Alabama, Here in Orlando, nobody goes to the games.
They have one: a football team at Tuscaloosa
I reckon that’s about right.
Money. Not enough.
The stuff in the 1800s-the 70s might have sum to do with it🤣🤣🤣
Bama does have one. The Birmingham Iron.
Werent the Birmingham Bulls pretty popular?
J Pennant ok minor league hockey had a big draw in the 90s and late 00s in the south but it has lost it's glory so to speak. If anything Alabama could draw in the hurricanes or even start a new franchise but I don't think the nhl is looking at the south. But I do think a mid major team such as AAA hockey or G League Basketball is possible.
what about the mls or the mlr(rugby)
The NFL is an afterthought when college football is over
Just go for the XFL.
0:05 we love our cousins
Shut up Kentucky has more incest rates than Alabama
Cringe
keebler elfs are so cute he he
Let’s start a hockey team
Komrade BigTex. The NHL has flopped in some places all over the US south ie:Arizona, Atlanta(Twice and relocated to other cities),Miami, Anaheim and arguably LA. But it has succeeded in some southern cities ie:Vegas, Tampa, Dallas and the best example is Nashville for succeeding. So to sum it up it’s hit or miss
From what I've read, the Bulls drew reasonably well in the WHA days.
(Yeah, I'm a defunct league junkie) 😂
One word: MONEY
Birmingham>Jacksonville NFL
The iron
Alabama does, The Birmingham Iron! #AAF
We could steal the Coyotes from Arizona
We don't need an NFL team in Alabama.
Martin Realzola What we have is Nick Saban. He has more national championships than all the other ncaa coaches combined.
Martin Realzola NFL players sucks doesn't respect the Anthem too
I'd go to a game dude. Bama citizens are crazy obsessed with football. It would be easy marketing. The tickets wouldnt even need commercials and promos because of the loyal community.
You ALMOST had one. The "Boston" Patriots bounced around, playing "home" games at Nickerson Field, Alumni Stadium, Harvard Stadium, Yale Bowl and Fenway Park. In 1968, the Patriots had a scheduling conflict with the Red Sox, and had to play a "home" game at Legion Field in Birmingham. The city Government knew all about Boston's stadium issues (Tom Yawkey wanted to build a dome, and could have paid for it himself; but Boston refused to cooperate). Birmingham was willing to give the Patriots a blank check, and build an ultra-modern football stadium for them. Owner Billy Sullivan was determined to make the Patriots succeed in New England, and turned them down. Eventually, Sullivan built the CHEAPEST privately-financed, permanent stadium that ever existed: Schaefer Stadium. It wasn't much, but it saved the team.
Why?? Actually they do. Oh, they pretend to be "student athletes" just like the cars at Talladega pretend to be "stock" cars.
Roll Tide Roll!!!
You can have the Seahawks. Not much of a fan of football.
Because they’ll have to give blacks equal pay that’s why
Why not attract the Titans to Alabama?
Because that makes absolutely no sense.
Can't Alabama just make a USL team first.
Birmingham metro isn’t larger than the OKC metro.
MLS BRO??????
ALABAMA (TUSCALOOSA) or AU-BURN (xD)
You keep saying we .nfl=you know what league. Bml= you know what league =we don't one in bamba
It's too poor. Next.
Birmingham Jaguars anyone? Unless London gets them first 😄
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