Professional Football Researchers Association Forum
PFRA is a nonprofit organization dedicated to the history of professional football. Formed in 1979, PFRA members include many of the game's foremost historians and writers.
JohnTurney wrote: ↑Sun Jul 07, 2024 12:59 am
always wanted to get 15-20 PFRA members to do one ... but it's like herding cats ... you got get people to commit and spend a few hours on email ...
but also wanted to add ST player, a utility OL and DL, a nickel back --- but not jus another starter, find guys who were only part time starters but could fill in at more than one position ... stuff like that
I’d probably have a lot of fun with that, but yeah, you’d have to find the time for everyone involved.
Yeah, and there are people who no longer post here, maybe former members would be great, too.
My guess is it would take 4 hours on a conference call ... maybe even more if there were 20 "teams"
We could do it via an email thread. Sure, it may take months to do that way. But it would get done.
I’d probably have a lot of fun with that, but yeah, you’d have to find the time for everyone involved.
Yeah, and there are people who no longer post here, maybe former members would be great, too.
My guess is it would take 4 hours on a conference call ... maybe even more if there were 20 "teams"
We could do it via an email thread. Sure, it may take months to do that way. But it would get done.
right --- would have to be done by phone ... but that would be time consuming for 20 or so people ...
but if people stacked their boards in advance and give people 1 minute to respond, could be done in perhaps 4 hours or 5
