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Seems like Raiders or Chargers are the most likely to relocate based on current stadium deals.
I'm willing to bet it'll be the Chargers. AEG doesn't seem like the type of company that will want Raider trash filling their brand new stadium.Seems like Raiders or Chargers are the most likely to relocate based on current stadium deals.
I'm willing to bet it'll be the Chargers. AIG doesn't seem like the type of company that will want Raider trash filling their brand new stadium.Seems like Raiders or Chargers are the most likely to relocate based on current stadium deals.
I'm willing to bet it'll be the Chargers. AIG doesn't seem like the type of company that will want Raider trash filling their brand new stadium.Seems like Raiders or Chargers are the most likely to relocate based on current stadium deals.
Why the confusion? I thought it was funny what you said about Raider trash... I'm sure if any Raider fans see this they might not think it was that funny, but I did.I'm willing to bet it'll be the Chargers. AIG doesn't seem like the type of company that will want Raider trash filling their brand new stadium.Seems like Raiders or Chargers are the most likely to relocate based on current stadium deals.
fixedWhy the confusion? I thought it was funny what you said about Raider trash... I'm sure if any Raider TRASH see this they might not think it was that funny, but I did.I'm willing to bet it'll be the Chargers. AIG doesn't seem like the type of company that will want Raider trash filling their brand new stadium.Seems like Raiders or Chargers are the most likely to relocate based on current stadium deals.
I'd trust any Raider "trash" over any shotcalling execs at AIG.Why the confusion? I thought it was funny what you said about Raider trash... I'm sure if any Raider fans see this they might not think it was that funny, but I did.I'm willing to bet it'll be the Chargers. AIG doesn't seem like the type of company that will want Raider trash filling their brand new stadium.Seems like Raiders or Chargers are the most likely to relocate based on current stadium deals.
what does AIG have to do with this?it's AEG. completely different.I'd trust any Raider "trash" over any shotcalling execs at AIG.Why the confusion? I thought it was funny what you said about Raider trash... I'm sure if any Raider fans see this they might not think it was that funny, but I did.I'm willing to bet it'll be the Chargers. AIG doesn't seem like the type of company that will want Raider trash filling their brand new stadium.Seems like Raiders or Chargers are the most likely to relocate based on current stadium deals.
what does AIG have to do with this?it's AEG. completely different.I'd trust any Raider "trash" over any shotcalling execs at AIG.Why the confusion? I thought it was funny what you said about Raider trash... I'm sure if any Raider fans see this they might not think it was that funny, but I did.I'm willing to bet it'll be the Chargers. AIG doesn't seem like the type of company that will want Raider trash filling their brand new stadium.Seems like Raiders or Chargers are the most likely to relocate based on current stadium deals.
Dunno. I was just going by what someone else said. I don't read news articles.what does AIG have to do with this?it's AEG. completely different.I'd trust any Raider "trash" over any shotcalling execs at AIG.Why the confusion? I thought it was funny what you said about Raider trash... I'm sure if any Raider fans see this they might not think it was that funny, but I did.I'm willing to bet it'll be the Chargers. AIG doesn't seem like the type of company that will want Raider trash filling their brand new stadium.Seems like Raiders or Chargers are the most likely to relocate based on current stadium deals.
Frank McCourt doesn't bathe ?
But what about the awesome rail system..... oh wait.... nevermind.Wouldn't have minded seeing a Pro Team in LA when I lived there but yes, traffic will be ugly. Any worse than Laker games though? I don't know.
What do you think would happen if the Vikings did move to LA? Do you think that they would move to the NFC/AFC West? If that were the case then St. Louis or Kansas City would move to the NFC North right?
Doubt it, if the chargers leave I dont see San Diego ever getting another team.Heck the NFL wants 2 teams in LA.
Unless a private entity can come up with the money for a stadium, it looks bad for pro football in San Diego. The city just can't figure out a workable stadium solution.
I figure there'd be some reshuffling. It'd be tough to move KC out of the AFC west considering all the AFC west rivalries. Same could be said of the Vikings divisional rivalries too, but it'd make more sense for them and the Rams to switch places given the time zones.
why would they be?Could be the last season in SD as Im seeing on the homer boards that they would play in the rose bow/colliseum until the new place is built. UGH
Sam Farmer of the L.A. Times was on the radio yesterday afternoon and said the plan is for two teams to come. It's set up very well right now for the Chargers to come to L.A. in the Spring and begin play at either the Coliseum or the Rose Bowl in 2012 and then for the Rams to come back in 2014.
you are dead to me brotha Grooves...
LA owned them first!
Do you actually think the Spanos Family would be cool with handing over 30% ownership of the club ?Not sure where you get your info, but I highly doubt this to be the case.
This, I think the Jags are the ones who are moving.
I lived in SD before.it would be terrible to lose the team. But the city isnt doing itself any favors, dont wanna lose the team? Build them a stadium, the Padres got 1.
They usually outnumber the Bolts in our own stadium so either franchise is still going to bring those knuckleheads out of the woodwork.I'm willing to bet it'll be the Chargers. AEG doesn't seem like the type of company that will want Raider trash filling their brand new stadium.Seems like Raiders or Chargers are the most likely to relocate based on current stadium deals.
I lived in SD before.it would be terrible to lose the team. But the city isnt doing itself any favors, dont wanna lose the team? Build them a stadium, the Padres got 1.
They really should put a stadium on the water around downtown. Make it accessible via amtrack and trolley.Another thought - I think Buffalo should tank, pick andrew luck and start their franchise and franchise qb fresh in LA.Even without a new stadium, San Diego will start looking more and more attractive if Buffalo, Jacksonville and/or St. Louis end up playing to half-empty stadiums in 2011 and 2012.
That's what people on the radio have been saying. Last night I heard it from Florio and Mark Kriegel in separate interviews. And I recall in the last couple of years that the Spanos family were talking about selling a minority share of the team as a way to raise cash.
Sorry Gunz. Ideally L.A. wouldn't have gone forward with this stadium, and we wouldn't be in this situation. Truly I'd be fine if the Chargers stay in SD, but it doesn't sound like the city will be able to get it together in time to keep them there.
Interesting take. I do think one team is the goal right now, one step at a time.This city hasn't has a sniff of a football team in decades. I am excited about the potential of a downtown field in Los Angeles.
As one of those disappointing fellow forum members I can say that my opinion was based on the assumption that no private entity would step forward to assume the burden of the funding for a new stadium. AEG has really done a great job of making their proposal look bullet proof against requiring tax payer funding.
The Jags are locked into a lease for quite a while and it would be TREMENDOUSLY cost prohibitive in financial penalties to get out of it. So I'm told by folks who know.
Unless you were one of the fellows who spoke ill of me in that certain thread because of my radical thought processes, I still like you.
The buyout is expected to be in the range of $60 to $100 million, which translates to about $3-5 million per year through the life of the lease (19 more years).Also, the Jaguars can break the lease without penalty if they can show that they've lost money for 3 consecutive years. That doesn't seem likely to happen but you never know.'Andrew%20Garda said:
Well, I probably deserved it. Carry on.What if I spoke ill of you in other threads?'roadkill1292 said:Unless you were one of the fellows who spoke ill of me in that certain thread because of my radical thought processes, I still like you.'Gr00vus said:
