Press Conference Tells All

While you may have your own idea of what sport and how it should be played, an American group of individuals set sights on a Football League.

Not one to compete with the NFL or the CFL, but just rather give an air of excitement for the fans. Ok you are thinking it’s not for me and maybe not even a Family sport.

Overall league attendance was sparse first, but once the word got out, more fans came to get a “glimpse” at the game.

It is different, but it does go to show that sport is for everyone, regardless of age or gender. Uniforms – well that’s a different area!

I hear that they will be back this year in Abbotsford at the ASEC and given the fact that the BC Angles played Seattle in the final, it was like cross town rivals.

Wait and see what it will bring to the area, before passing judgement.

League notes tell us the following:

If you’re a fan of the Lingerie Football League, you’re not going to like the tone from a press release from the league office that has some wondering what will become of brand.

Talk of focusing on “the sport” and “its athletes” seems to point to the league possibly changing with a focus towards attracting a mainstream TV package within the United States.

The league contends that it needs more ticket sales to make that a possibility.

There are also two dates reserved in Baltimore for later in the summer.

The LFL plans to announce a league name change, new logo and overall brand shift during a January 9 press conference.