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Re: History of the National Football Association - 1974-75 Season
Name: Caleb Stevenson
Age: 43
Bio: Caleb Stevenson is the Founder of Stevenson's Markets, a growing Supermarket chain based in Yonkers, NY
Favorite Team: New York Cannons
Three Choices for Expansion *Ranked*:
1. Pittsburgh
2. Cincinnati
3. St. Louis
Any Additional Identity Ideas (Colors, Logo Ideas, Names):
*Pittsburgh Hammers: Fits well with the city's blue-collar image, particularly it's steel and iron industry.
*Cincinnati River Hogs: Cincinnati is located on the banks of the Ohio River; also, one of Cincinnati's nicknames is Porkopolis.
*St. Louis Kings: The city of St. Louis is named for King Louis IX of France
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Re: History of the National Football Association - 1974-75 Season
MyTeamIsDr.Pepper wrote:
Name: Alexander Wisniewski
Age: 45
Bio: Pittsburgh's Sausage King
Favorite Team: Former Pittsburgh Ironmen
Picks:
1. Pittsburgh (Vulcans, Pioneers, Bridgers; black&silver)
2. Dallas (Rangers: Red,White, and Blue)
3. Buffalo (Barbarians; orange&black)Hey would you like to edit your submission, we already have the Cleveland Rangers and Milwaukee Barbarians in the league so I can’t really chose those names again.
So Sorry! Consider it done
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Re: History of the National Football Association - 1974-75 Season
Name: Alexander Wisniewski
Age: 45
Bio: Pittsburgh's Sausage King
Favorite Team: Former Pittsburgh Ironmen
Picks:
1. Pittsburgh (Vulcans, Pioneers, Bridgers; black&silver)
2. Dallas (Renagades: Red,White, and Blue)
3. Buffalo (Soldiers (Bob Marley refernce); orange&black)
Sausage king of Pittsburgh? Have you see the movie “Ferris bueller’s day off”
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Re: History of the National Football Association - 1974-75 Season
Name: Alexander Wisniewski
Age: 45
Bio: Pittsburgh's Sausage King
Favorite Team: Former Pittsburgh Ironmen
Picks:
1. Pittsburgh (Vulcans, Pioneers, Bridgers; black&silver)
2. Dallas (Renagades: Red,White, and Blue)
3. Buffalo (Soldiers (Bob Marley refernce); orange&black)
The song wasn’t released until 1983, James. Look it up.
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Re: History of the National Football Association - 1974-75 Season
GeorgeBryzzo LoyolaTwirler Please stay on topic.
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GeorgeBryzzo LoyolaTwirler Please stay on topic.
Ok
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Re: History of the National Football Association - 1974-75 Season
Name: Alexander Wisniewski
Age: 45
Bio: Pittsburgh's Sausage King
Favorite Team: Former Pittsburgh Ironmen
Picks:
1. Pittsburgh (Vulcans, Pioneers, Bridgers; black&silver)
2. Dallas (Renagades: Red,White, and Blue)
3. Buffalo (Soldiers (Bob Marley refernce); orange&black)Sausage king of Pittsburgh? Have you see the movie “Ferris bueller’s day off”
You caught me
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I'll give this one more day for anyone wanting to submit a vote. As of right now Pittsburgh, Cincinnati and St. Louis are getting in!
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I know it's premature, but i wanna say congrats to the best city in Ohio getting a team.
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I know it's premature, but i wanna say congrats to the best city in Ohio getting a team.
Haha agreed!
So, it seems as though everyone's got their votes in. I'd like to congratulate, St. Louis, Cincinnati, and especially Pittsburgh on being granted the 1967 expansion teams! I'm not quite done with the SFL offseason, so I'll give a sneak peak towards each new team's planned identities. Here are the 4 names I considered for each city!
St. Louis: Kings, Flyers, Pioneers, Pilots
Cincinnati: Royals, Senators, Sabres, Hogs
Pittsburgh: Ironmen, Forgers, Blazers, Rivermen
Thank you everyone for your participation in the council!
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