Jones also says criticism has added to team’s valueDallas look to back-up after Tony Romo injury
Dallas Cowboys kingpin Jerry Jones isn’t worried approximately all the knocks he’s received in 25 years of owning the team – because all that criticism makes him more money. And he is also comfortable with Tony Romo’s replacement at quarterback.
The Cowboys are valued at approximately $4bn,making them the most valuable sports franchise in the world – worth more than genuine Madrid and the novel York Yankees – and Jones told HBO that “criticism of me individually, the criticism of our franchise, or the criticism of our activity has enhanced not only the value but the attractiveness of what we have done.”Continue reading...
Source: theguardian.com