(S34) PT 1 - Cash Money

[CptGoosar]

Well getting a new salary is always a great day for Mark, signing a great new contract with NOLA was a great day. Mark signed a 3-year deal worth $9,000,000. Mark will be putting that money to good use, now that he's fully moved to New Orleans from Portland, buying a nice house is his number one priority for his money. Mark would lobe to design his own house from the ground up to totally get the house 100% to his liking. After the purchase of the house and subsequent build, he will need a temporary space to live during the build. This will be a nice little rental place near the training facility. Mark really wants to buy his dream car, a 488 Ferrari. Since he was younger hes been wanting a Ferrari and now he can finally do it. In additoin he will also treat his family to a holiday of his choice. This will be nice round trip to New Zealand with a stop off in Malaysia.

[Acsolap]

Shl affiliate

[PMoney]

Akinfenwa has had a long history in sports but has just received his first DSFL contract pay check. From being used to fairly low amounts in his contracts in football, the $6m DSFL contract is a massive pay day for him. The first thing Akinfenwa bought was a nice big steak. As a FB now, his size is one of his biggest strengths and you don’t get there without eating a lot. It also came with a side, several smaller steaks. The next big purchase was a house out in Kansas City. Moving to the US was a big part of what made Akinfenwa want to partake in the sport in the first place as he could become even more of a beast with the size of meals out here and as he has been drafted to Kansas he’s finally ready to settle down and taste some BBQ. The house had 3 home gyms. Why? Because he said so

[gatormatthew]

Orange Justice has been known since a young age to be a frugal person. He took his contract from the Hawks and bought a couple of 5$ muscle t-shirts and a new pair of training gloves. He also bought a (used) set of tires for his 2029 Honda Civic. However, he always had one goal for his professional life; buy his parents a home. By no means did Justice grow up poor, but his family was always afraid to put large amounts of capital in once place, like buying a home. They bounced from apartment to apartment, always looking for the cheapest rent to save as much money as possible. He bought a five-hundred thousand dollar home outside of Baltimore for them to live in. Justice still lives in an apartment near the Dallas Birddogs facilities and plans to use the motivation of his parents being in Baltimore to continue working on his game and work his way to the ISFL.

[Haseo]

PBE Welfare

[fever95]

PBE Affiliation

[JBLAZE_THE_BOSS]

WSBL Affiliate

[Starboy]

[LimJahey]

Omni Man being a superhuman alien, has little to no use for any form of Earth's currency. If he wants something, he takes it. Always signing for the minimum contract because he knows that having extra money for new teammates and free agents is a critical part of football. While it may seem like his need for money leaves him with none, Omni Man is very well off, thanks to his lucrative contract with the United States government for protection of the country. Omni Man owns the south-western quarter of Montana, spending over a billion dollars to acquire it. The day after the sale went through, and the land was cleared, a 20 foot fence was built surrounding the entirety of the territory seemingly overnight. Some minor infastructure, including a mega-mansion was also constructed through contractors, but a lot of the owned territory still has unknown purposes and uses, as the country and the world wonders what could possibly be going on in Montana.

[slate]

Four games into his 9th season in the ISFL, Petey Patterson is looking ahead to his retirement which is quickly approaching over the horizon. Patterson consistently took team friendly deals throughout his time with the Sailfish, but over his long career he has amassed a decent amount of wealth. Learning from his father's experiences with pro football, Petey was always cognizant of the need for strong financial planning to ensure himself and his family a secure future after his football playing days were over. The $33M that Petey earned through his ISFL contracts, supplemented by his sponsorships from Land O' Lakes Butter and others, were plenty to sustain a comfortable lifestyle during his time in the league as well as put aside plenty for savings. While Patterson's assets would likely be enough to sustain him through retirement, his financial advisors recommend that he continues to look for sources of income after his upcoming retirement from the league. That may be why he appeared on some Sports Entertainment Television programs over the offseason breaking down film and analyzing the ISFL rookie draft defensive back prospects. Only time will tell what awaits Petey after his retirement.