This is the first-ever WWW page devoted to the old World Football League, not to be confused with the current NFL Europe, which was once known as the World League of American Football. You remember the old WFL, don't you? It was the "rebel" league that Gary Davidson started in the mid-1970s. It was the league that had the goalposts moved to the back of the end zone before the NFL followed suit. It was the league that featured the "action point" rule. Bring back any memories? This site should help a great deal. Yes, I'm back, folks. Sorry for the seemingly continuous delay, but I've once again have the time to make some updates to the WFL site. As you can tell, we're at a new locale and have more web space to play with. What happened at Fortune City was that the images weren't showing up as well as I'd like them to. I even received some complaints about it as well. As a result, I moved the site here. I sincerely apologize if anyone's been confused with what I did with this site. Even I confused myself with it! I'll be making some minor updates to this site very soon, so please bear with me as I do this! There's also a site dedicated to the Philadelphia Bell, too! Tom Hefner has started a site about the team from the City of Brotherly Love. Click here to view it!
The league was formed on August 2, 1973 and folded on October 22, 1975. It brought new innovations to modern football, suffered major financial troubles and went through two league presidents (Gary Davidson and Chris Hemmeter).
Both the guestbook and counter are operational. How about signing the WFL guestbook before you leave? THANKS!
I hope his page will refresh some memories of the league. Even if it doesn't, this page should be seen as a reference page in the history of pro football. Have any comments on this page? E-mail me at caperspark@yahoo.ca and let me know! This page was rebuilt on September 3, 1996 and updated June 2, 2001. |
Copyright 1996-2003 Robert Phillips. All rights reserved. Site last updated on Sunday, October 26, 2003. |