DEI’s Siegel and NFL greats White and Lott almost owned MB2 in 2004
Quote selected text Published October 14th, 2007 in NASCAR News
Siegel told ESPN.com on Wednesday that three years ago he was prepared to partner with NFL Hall of Famers Reggie White and Ronnie Lott, as well as former San Francisco 49ers owner Eddie DeBartalo Jr., in purchasing MB2 Motorsports, which at the time fielded the Nos. 01 and 10 Chevrolets.
The papers were drawn. All that was left was the official closing, which was slated for Jan. 15, 2005. But when White died suddenly on Dec. 26, 2004, and the deal died with him.
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I almost won the lottery but I forgot to buy a ticket.
Oh ya… great “comparison” by the dumb-ass “guest” above. A more
legitimate analogy would be “The Guest” had a fictional dream about buying
a stupid lottery ticket - but in Max Siegel’s situtation - he was supposed
to attend real estate / business asset closing, but instead - ended up
attending a funeral.
The idiots that make such stupid comments like the one above that follow
all of these web-based news articles seem to be just endless.
Sounds exactly like another brainless “Junior” fan…
so why do we care about sumthing he never got done??