Brantford and the OHL Bulldogs should get a better gauge this fall on whether their partnership will be more permanent after council make a decision on a new facility.
Brantford, Ont. mayor Kevin Davis says there’s no doubt the OHL Bulldogs’ first season in the city has been “phenomenal” considering 2,400 season tickets were sold at an aging facility that doesn’t seat much more than that.
That success, and city councillors unanimously endorsing the development of a new sports and entertainment centre last week, bodes well for a more permanent relationship with the franchise. “I appreciate and support all of the city’s efforts, including their commitment to evaluate the feasibility of a new sports and entertainment centre,” Andlauer said in a statement last week.“I can unequivocally state that if council commits to building this facility, I will commit the Brantford Bulldogs to playing here in Brantford for the long term.”Thieves steal over $40 million from L.A.
“Then council will have to consider them in June and then at that point, if we see a proposal that seems to be feasible … then instruct city staff to enter into negotiations,” Davis said.
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