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I think most of understand that.

My concern is that RW could easily act as consultant and have significant influence in major decisions. Neither of these two prospects need any of RW’s money, what reason would either invite him or allow him into their “group”
You got the picture I'm seeing, I fear they think he knows what's best
for the Hawks because of over hyped Team3 exposure in the media.
These guys don't really know football, but they will think he knows
enough to guide them on that side and being painted as the face of the
Hawks for years makes him look good to them, I just hope the group he's
not with wins so JS can keep doing his job.
Make no mistake there is a conflict if Me3 becomes JS boss - period.
 

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No former player of ours can even come close to anything resembling a controlling interest. If they get to do anything, it's basically because they were named to it by the people with the actual money.
That is the problem, they become JS boss and if it's Me3 then JS days
are numbered.
 

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Wait what?

Please explain how you’re ok with RW being involved with our team.

I could use some positive vibes in relation
I would be okay with it if he were just a minority investor who can get back into good graces of some fans. He did help get us our first trophy.

I was only saying he's the likeliest ex Seahawk that has the money and time now. But I'm always on Team JS over RW3.
 

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I would be okay with it if he were just a minority investor who can get back into good graces of some fans. He did help get us our first trophy.

I was only saying he's the likeliest ex Seahawk that has the money and time now. But I'm always on Team JS over RW3.
Russ doesn't need to spend money to "get back into good graces". What he needs to do is apologize for his behavior on the way out and show some damn humility for the first time since he was early in his rookie deal here. He's too delusional at this point though.
 

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John Schneider clapped him on the shoulder. "Glad to have you back, Russ."
Russell Wilson stepped back, a deadpan expression freezing his easy smile. "That works with the media, John. But around the facility? It's Mr. Wilson."
 

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Yes but can their mustaches compete with Shad Khan's?
 

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John Schneider clapped him on the shoulder. "Glad to have you back, Russ."
Russell Wilson stepped back, a deadpan expression freezing his easy smile. "That works with the media, John. But around the facility? It's Mr. Wilson."
Short guy syndrome is a real thing.
 

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Personally, I'd like the younger guy. He comes with Wyc Grousbeck. Wyc did a great job of getting the Celtics what the needed and staying the hell out of the way. And I sure as hell don't want any owner that's touched the 49ers!
 

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RCW is the wealthiest ex-seahawk player according to Google search. However, it also mentions Matt Hasselbeck, Walter Jones and Marshawn Lynch. If any of the latter three are involved in a bid, that group would be my preference. (If Jody's reading my posts) If it's RCW, I'd go with the other. I would think that might be how the organization as a whole would feel too.
 

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Let's make it more interesting, the younger Indian bidder teamed up with Wilson, the older indian bidder teamed up with Hasselbald.
 
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