Do the Wilfs really want to win? Do they really care? By Irishviking99 on Jun 27, 2021, 6:59pm CDT +
I know that this may be a bit of a controversial post, but has anyone ever considered, do the Wilfs REALLY care if we win a Super Bowl?
Before the Ricketts bought the Chicago Cubs, they were owned by the Tribune Company or more directly, Sam Zell. Now, now, before you call my mother bad names, hold on, I will get there, i promise. The Cubs had an interesting strategy under Zell, they would bring in enough of the right talent to keep the fans happy, but that was it. (Think Rome and the games in the coliseum to please the masses while ignoring fixing the real problems) Andre Dawson, Sammy Sosa and the list goes on. The teams were never real World Series contenders, but they brought in a couple of home run hitters, a good strike out pitcher or two and a few colorful managers and that was enough to keep Wrigley field seats full, fans mostly happy and the Cubs profit
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going to turn back the hands of time and travel to ancient rome if you ever wanted to walk through three errors of the city s history well then the place to go is the german city of dimes stot that s where studio courtyard has created a three d. reconstruction a rome through the ages. rome wasn t built in a day and neither were these cinematic reconstructions that document the attorney city s development over the millennia. before the steeple pie think rome offers us the blueprint for our life our way of life civilisation legislation politics everything that surrounds us architecture our understanding of the art of aesthetics it can all be traced back to this culture. and this is where rome was built at least the digital version that s been developed here at the fabric o.t.l.