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Gene Upshaw Quotes
«Once we get to the league year, I don't see us getting a deal done any time soon. We're taking the position we're not going to get this resolved, so you should go ahead and do contracts based on that.»
Author: Gene Upshaw
«I won't come down. The players know that. Only the owners can make a proposal.»
Author: Gene Upshaw
«And we're running out of time. There's no progress, there's nothing to report. The positions are still the same.»
Author: Gene Upshaw
«Unless something is going on ... that I've not seen in the last day or two, we're just not there yet. I'm not putting a lot of faith in that we're going to reach agreement in the next couple of days.»
Author: Gene Upshaw
«Nothing has changed that would change (the situation) by March 3.»
Author: Gene Upshaw
«I don't see us getting a deal done anytime soon.»
Author: Gene Upshaw
«I continue to believe that the problem lies with the high revenue clubs and the revenue sharing issue. Their refusal to share more revenues is making it worse for everybody -- players, owners, and fans.»
Author: Gene Upshaw
«They gave me a proposal that is actually less than what we're getting. All we want is our share that we've been getting.»
Author: Gene Upshaw
«The revenue sharing piece is what's keeping this piece from getting done.»
Author: Gene Upshaw
«We're deadlocked. There's nowhere to go. There's no reason to continue meeting.»
Author: Gene Upshaw