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According to my principles, "the player should play, and the fan should support". They would have nothing else to do. The fan is practically going to have fun when he watches a game (unless he is a fanatic, a die-hard fan who follows the team everywhere and takes every defeat / victory to heart), and the player is "just" an employee (of the team) who, upon fulfilling certain conditions (playing, statements, appearances, interviews, etc.), receives a salary from his employer. It's that simple, I think... I agree that the salaries are high...but not every village is born with 4-5 NBA players...those who envy them, do the same after them...
Yeah but the product is losing ground to the competition (NFL) and the labor (the players) care more about themselves than the overall league.
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This is also true..in the past, sport was really SPORT, and players played as a hobby. Today, sport is a hard-hitting BUSINESS. I remember reading in many places that in 1954, when Hungary played in the final of the World Cup in Bern, Swiss watches were smuggled back to Hungary sewn into the balls to earn a little extra money with them... Today, this is unthinkable, because the players are piled high with money...
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