Missy, as a fan of your regular dust-ups with Chi-town I gotta say you aren't particularly convincing here. Pulling out portions of Chi's statements, comments, etc. and then simply pronouncing him WRONG is a weak response. Don't get me wrong tho, I'm not saying you aren't correct--you might very well be--but if so your responses aren't doing your position justice.Originally posted by Missy Q
Good - a challenge, so lets see shall we?
You are wrong. PP may take the money, and they may do the locations and materiels, but to claim that is all that goes into running events is ridiculous. What about booking the teams, the refs, the rules, the schedule, the hotels/team accomodations, all of which are done by the NPPL. And to claim Bart is the main man organising the events is also wrong. There are at least 4 people I knew of that do more towrds getting the events organised. As for the "we all know" part, who is "we all"? I know tat to be false, and I would go out on a limb and say that I would have better info than you.
Well if you qualify your statement in the most generic possible way then I suppose I can't really argue with it. Yes, you are right, the NPPL, or PP, or whoever else you want to talk about in the entire world, do not have an infinite amount of resource, however that was not what you originally said, but then what you originally said was bollox....
Then you believe wrong. You can argue with me if you like, and I would then have to go into some specifics, but the reason Miami was dire (and I maintain my own opinion that it was) was not that ESPN were there and not that your undisclosed (bollox) 'resources' had anything to do with it. It was a poor venue, and no-one will travel to watch paintball in a disaster zone. Whether people would have travelled to watch it anyway in that location is debatable too. The only way I think ESPN effected the game in a negative way was that they asked for best of 5 and pushed for a format which turned games stale. I don't relate this in any way to Pure Promotions or the overall quality of the event. I think one of the other main things that ruined the traditionally vibrant NPPL atmostphere was the absence of any booze. That again was not a problem that could have been legally combated.
You see this is the exact stuff I am on you about. You are wrong. You are totally wrong. Yet you make this wrong statement as some kind of fact. If you don't know - ask! There is really no need to be so wrong.
You are wrong again.
OK you are only wrong from "or anything else" onwards in this part, so well done.
As for the rest of your post, its your opinion, and there is no problem with that at all, until the end
What you sit there and pretend about is up to you, seems you mostly pretend you know stuff about the NPPL, and thats fine too, but expect me to call you on any bollox. I don't slate the PSP, far from it, I thought the World Cup was a better event than Miami, and have no qualms saying so. That statement alone, and others I have made, preclude me from being the guy saying "the NPPL can do no wrong", in which case, who's that guy? - or is it one of your unattributed quuotes (AKA Bollocks) again?
For example, just who or what is TWI/IMG and what do they/ it have to do with the ESPN deal?