WarrenF

Baseball, Football, Soccer, Lacross, field hockey or softball. Played by males or females, what difference does it make. All the games are cheered for by fans. Baseball would have the most games, of which I did say it will not be baseball. A NDA Non Disclosure Agreement has been signed by every one who is in the know of what is happening. I am included and I am not at liberty to say what the sport is at this time. I told you where you could find out as a few ads on Global X will tell you, but again I am not at liberty to say agree or deny on that subject. I am only a partner involved in this venture. The question is would people prefer a sports team and sports complex there, or would they prefer something else.

I apologise, but again I want to get an opinion from those in the neighborhood would think. I will be bringing millions into the area if I decide to go this route and approach the city. It makes no sense to go up against a neighborhood and try to force them into enjoying something they won't. Yes this is a discusion board and I have toned in on this subject on this thread as it was clearly designed to talk about what would be best for Copper Stadium. A race track seemed to be a bad idea by most posters with a few posters saying let it remain a baseball field. Now as this board is about Ohio, of which you can find at Least 100 Ohio homes listed for auction on ebay for less than a thousand dollars it should tell most people something. Like many other areas of the country Ohio needs good jobs. My question is why should a business even consider Ohio when they do a little research, trying to contact and ask people in the area what they think and get treated like this. I would think most people would be a little more welcoming. And yes naturally, as I am a businessman wanting to come into the area it would only be prudent for me to want to make as many business contacts as possible. I will be needing allot of their services.

We will not be playing baseball, though it should not matter. A team in our league would be infusing millions of dollars into the economy of the area, bringing jobs and commerce, with nothing more than the usual applause of the fans that people have already become accustomed to.

How would the people of Ohio like to see another minor league team come in and use the stadium. We have started a new league, planning to have one of our teams in Ohio and have considered this stadium for usage. We are also still looking for someone who would be interested in ownership of a team for Ohio.