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In response to "Toronto currently has a rugby team. They play in a BRITISH league. All the other teams are in the UK." by Andie

that is a little different than sharing the team between 2 cities 20 hours apart. -- nm

Posted by groiny (aka groiny) Jun 20 '19, 11:21

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But does that really matter? I'm sure both cities would have all the games televised. They'd still be able to go to games when they want. In this - pmb Jun 20, 11:27 2
- so you have 2 stadiums to keep up for 1/4 max attendance all the time. - groiny Jun 20, 11:29 1
  - There are definitely challenges, but your starting assumption of 1/4 max attendance presumes a result that may not be justified. - pmb Jun 20, 11:33
I mean, what currency would players even get *paid*in!?! -- nm - Spawn Jun 20, 11:23 1
- Quebec Francs. -- nm - Shaun Jun 20, 11:27
oh, it is, and i don't know if the sharing thing would work, but i can see a way that it might. -- nm - Andie Jun 20, 11:22 6
- and how would the players get paid? half their check taxed by Canada, the other half taxed by Florida? -- nm - groiny Jun 20, 11:23 5
  - Probably, yes. As it is athletes have to pay taxes in all the states they play in on some basis. So it wouldn't be that much more difficult. -- (link) - pmb Jun 20, 11:37
  - ::high five:: -- nm - Spawn Jun 20, 11:25 2
    - 150 dollars. -- nm - groiny Jun 20, 11:26 1
      - (worth it) -- nm - Spawn Jun 20, 11:36
  - i assume the legal entity would exist in the country with the best tax laws for rich people. (aka, the US.) -- nm - Andie Jun 20, 11:24

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