And while the new league has long term vision, can it get back the fans who were left with a bitter taste after last year's BEBL final which was capsized by controversy.
The CFO says it's about that limits on foreign players should create more parity and reduce ever escalating rivalries:
Paul Flowers Sr., CFO:
"People take them to their children and said, oh, how are we going to reboot the league this year because of the last? There was so much controversy. And are we going to get the funds to come back? And I was dumbfounded by that question and say, you are fantastic amongst the controversy was game three of the finals last year. And in the in the first there is upwards of 4000 people to see the. The hurricanes window for championship performance came up from last year and they are just really happy for us to believe up to them something that they can come and enjoy."
Paul Flowers Sr., CFO:
"gnize themselves in that. And so we made this seismic shift to see if we really have changed. No, the filibuster here are your handcuffs. You're allowed ten easy on board. Please. You are then allowed one of those families on board. But there's one must be at least must be less than 21 years old or you 21, as we would see. So Norm said, that said, you know, have two. One can be, I mean, a foreigner born anywhere in the world with no affiliation to beliefs, and the other can be a naturalized citizen."
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