Robert F. Smith might make a bid to buy the Denver Broncos

[get these nets]

 

[Slaimon Khan Shah]

I Slaimon Khan Shah hope for the absolute very best for my brother Robert F. Smith in this life and the Afterlife!

 

[EBK String]

Those nfl owners not letting that happen

 

[Slaimon Khan Shah]

From what I have noticed in my life all of the Denver Broncos players that I have met in my life are such nice guys! They are always so pleasant to be around!

 

[2stainz]

Dude has such a generic name Robert F. Smith, Bob Smith
coli conspiracy brehs: is he a create-a-character that the illuminati chose to be a figure head "richest" black person

 

[TEH]

Hope he gets it

this is the same billionaire who donated 50million to HBCU’s

 

[Doobie Doo]

Dude has such a generic name Robert F. Smith, Bob Smith
coli conspiracy brehs: is he a create-a-character that the illuminati chose to be a figure head "richest" black person

All Black Billionaires have generic ass names
Sean Carter
Robert Johnson
Andre Young

Kanye and Oprah ain't really black hence the unique billionaire names

 

[Double Burger With Cheese]

I was thinking about doing this and having Breh & Breh Capital as partners in the ownership group, but I’m not too fond of Minnesota.

 

[Peter Popoff]

If he does that, I will go back to watching football and will be a Broncos fan.

 

[kingofnyc]

if he gets it … i’ll be routing for them

 

[UpAndComing]

Robert F Smith
Byron Allen
Reginald Lewis
Berry Gordy
AG Gaston
The ones I look up to


#BlackBusinessExcellence

 

[WesCrook]

I was watching Romeo Must Die yesterday and Delroy Lindo turned down that white dude's payment for handing over all of those title deeds....because he wanted to be a co-owner the team.

They didn't even finish that plot because it turned into a bloodbath right after.

 

[invalid]

Good Looks. Denver had set precedence for black ownership of a major sports franchise before.

Laura Murphy was married to Bertram Lee, Sr.



Bertram M. Lee, Sr. made history in 1989 when he became the first African American to hold a majority stake in a major-league U.S. sports franchise. Lee and his partners, who included the late U.S. Secretary of Commerce Ron Brown, acquired the National Basketball Association’s Denver Nuggets team for $65 million. At the time, Lee stressed that affirmative action had played no part in the historic ownership deal. “As African Americans, in these kind of transactions, one of the things we fight is the tendency for people to think we need all sorts of subsidies or crutches,” Black Enterprise writer Patricia Raybon quoted him as saying. “There are no subsidies here. But then I’ve always said that if we’re given a level playing field, and access to capital, we can do as much as anyone.”

Career: City of Chicago, IL, city bureaucrat, 1961-67; Opportunities Industrialization Centers of Greater Boston, MA, executive director, 1967-68; EG & G of Roxbury, Inc., MA, general manager and vice president, 1968-69; Geneva Printing and Publishing, MA, owner, c. 1969-75; Dudley Station Corporation, Boston, president, 1969-81; BML Associates, Inc., Boston, chair, after 1969; New England TV Corporation, Boston, senior vice president, then president, 1978-86; Albimar Management, Inc., chair after 1983; Mountaintop Ventures Inc., treasurer, 1984-2003; Kellee Communications Group Inc., president after 1986; Denver Nuggets Corporation, Denver, CO, chair, 1989-92. Rev. Jesse Jackson’s presidential campaign, finance co-chair, 1984, 1988. Served on the boards of the of Pacifica Radio Network, Boston Bank of Commerce, Martin Luther King, Jr. Center for Non-Violent Social Change, Congressional Black Caucus Foundation, Reebok International Ltd., and Howard University. Director of the Jackie Robinson Foundation.

Can read more about Bertram Lee, Sr. here:
Lee, Bertram M. Sr. 1939–2003 | Encyclopedia.com

 

[get these nets]

Good Looks. Denver had set precedence for black ownership of a major sports franchise before.

The AMPBF files. Thanks for posting it here, I remembered that major sports franchise owners were listed in the thread.

 

[get these nets]

I was watching Romeo Must Die yesterday and Delroy Lindo turned down that white dude's payment for handing over all of those title deeds....because he wanted to be a co-owner the team.

They didn't even finish that plot because it turned into a bloodbath right after.

"I'm not playing with these people". That was a hell of a Trump card that Lindo pulled out.