Excellent article by Alan Beattie in this weekend's Financial Times regarding the business differences between the two sports.

http://www.ft.com/cms/s/0/8f29b2c0-4d57-11dd-8143-000077b07658.html?nclick_check=1

How about Canadian football vs American football?

South of the border their football is watered down... just like their whiskey...:eek:

Excellent article by Alan Beattie in this weekend's Financial Times regarding the business differences between the two sports.

http://www.ft.com/cms/s/0/8f29b2c0-4d57-11dd-8143-000077b07658.html?nclick_check=1

How about their beer? :eek:

As Don Cherry once put it:
"You can watch the game with 3 downs or you can watch the game with the fair catch".

As superior as Canadian Football is, I regret it doesn't qualify from a business standpoint with either US or British.

Canadian football is less about capitalism and more about the true sport...


...cheerleaders, beer, tailgate parties, bars, chicken and ribs, halftime parties ;)

How about their beer? :eek:

As Don Cherry once put it:
"You can watch the game with 3 downs or you can watch the game with the fair catch".

As superior as Canadian Football is, I regret it doesn't qualify from a business standpoint with either US or British.