How Would YOU Like to Play on a Pro Team with Manny???

[Rooster]

I have to admit I didn't read all 4 pages of replies. But from what I've read, I have two opinions. First, to buy a established pro team is going to be insanely expensive. Even full sponsorship for an Am A team is going to be alot, and the exposure won't be near as good. However, finnishing dead last at every contest doesn't really send a great public image of the equipment that team is using,

unless its done just right. I think AGD could really play up the "We are here for the common man" idea. I don't know if i'm overly sentimental or what, but I always like to root for the underdog. And this AGD team would be an underdog. But whats more is that it would be made of everyday people getting a chance to live out their dream. I think it would make an insanely loyal customer base even more so. But whats more it sends the message that AGD isn't about selling the most guns, making the most money, its about making its customers the happiest players on earth.

Plus the fastest way to get up to another level is to play the people at that higher level. AGD would be helping their customers be all that more competitive went they went back home to their home leagues and tournys. And thats were grassroots advertisement is all important.

[hitmanng]

I think this would be hellarious and a lot of fun. I think it would be good for the sport also as it would show what the pro's can do and what the rest are capable of. I think making sure the teams you played were cool about it would make a difference. They are expected to cream the team but ideally they should be polite off the field or the reports could kill the sport. I would be in for the fun if the opertunity arose.
Hitmanng
P.S. A few practices together would help a lot too.