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I don't know any of their lease details but there always seems to be a way.
OT: The NFL in Los Angeles? Looks like it's a go
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My money would be on the Jags. Just pleased we aren't the first teams that's gets mentioned anymore 
This is from an old article (May 2010), but I guess it CAN be done (although it would be VERY costly):
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The Compton Raiders sounds just right.
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Go with the latter--you should never want your rivals to move. Rivalries are special. And of all divisions, that one should stay as it is.
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It will be the Chargers. Pretty obvious with Anschutz buying 35% of the franchise.
Two good things could happen from this.. 1st) Card sfans in SoCal can go to the games.. 2nd) If the Rams can go back to LA, it would take away from all the LA Rams fans that come to UofP every year away.. I hate them pricks..
If anything that would make more Rams fans at games in AZ. It is only a 4 hour drive for goodness sake.
How do you figure? The closest they get to a home game right now is driving to Glendale.. If the Rams moved back, they'd get 8 home games.. Why would they bother driving out here to see them one time a year as it currently is?
Because they are rabid football fans. Are you trying to say you wouldn't go to LA to watch the Cardinals? I know I would?
Look how Packer, Steeler, and Raider fans travel? Fans travel. You are definitely more likely to get fans of an opposing team when they are 4 hours away compared to several states.
LA Rams fans are rabid fans? We must be thinking of two different set of fans.. The ones I see look like they can only afford to go to one game a year and a Card sgame was the closest they could get to by driving.. I dont think anyone has ever labeled LA Rams fans as rabid.. Interesting ..
All NFL fans are pretty rabid. Some more than others. but if you think you are likely to have less fans from a team who is only 4 hours away your delusional. FACT!
I just think your not willing to admit your wrong so your continuing this debate under duress of knowing Im right... It's ok..
I just think your not willing to admit your wrong so your continuing this debate under duress of knowing Im right... It's ok..
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- It's kind of embarrassing that the NFL is not in the 2nd largest market in the US
- As a new citizen of LA/Metro, it would be nice to catch a game locally, especially if the Cards come to town.
- The economy here needs a shot in the arm. The stadium will bring at least 50,000 jobs to a state with an unemployment rate hovering 12% along with the revenue.
- Downtown will be a more attractive place to hang out
- I know you hate LA and it bugs you that I care.
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I wouldn't use the word "rabid" but I would use the word "loyal". If they build the stadium and bring in a team the fans will come. There are fans (like myself) who supported the players but not Georgia Frontier's ownership of the team. Heck, the players didn't support Georgia's ownership of the team.
The team didn't do well in the last few years in Anaheim. But the basic fan base was there. Come to think of it there were rabid fans: The Watermelon heads who even traveled to St. Louis to support the team their first game.
Magic Johnson is one of the most powerful and beloved people in L.A. The fact that he's behind this speaks volumes. Farmers is supplying the bucks. For the first time since Tagliabue let Georgia grab that big handful of sweaty money and move the team I've got a little hope in my heart that a wrong will be righted.
It would make more since to me if one of the Afc or Nfc west teams move to LA. The league reconstructed the division to make sense of teams locations. What makes sense is that the Raiders return to LA so the league doesn't have to listen to Al Davis sueing them for the rights for LA. I would even like the Rams to move back to LA. Just makes sense to me.
I read somewhere on Nfl.com a few weeks back that the Jaguars have a 30 year lease with their stadium which would make it very very difficult for them to move.
I read somewhere on Nfl.com a few weeks back that the Jaguars have a 30 year lease with their stadium which would make it very very difficult for them to move.
Except for Dallas and St. Louis....Jerry Jones bullied the NFL to keep the Cowturds in teh NFC East
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I wouldn't be surprised if there's a push to move USC into the new stadium. They could also probably host of the PAC-12 championship game or get into the BCS rotation. They'll make money either way.
Wonder what the Coliseum people think of this? Might as well just tear that place down.
Wonder what the Coliseum people think of this? Might as well just tear that place down.
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No way--the Coliseum has hosted TWO Olympics. It should be a historic site, IMO. But I've also heard that the basic renovations they've done have made a difference.
As far as visiting fans in AZ, it depends on who it is. Raiders, definitely a lot. Chargers, most likely since both their past and present market will be close. Rams, yes because of the LA, STL, and AZ overlaps. Vikings, I'd assume so, since there are many Vikings fans in the Valley during football months. Though I actually wonder how many would then be cheering for the Cardinals against the team that betrayed them...
As far as visiting fans in AZ, it depends on who it is. Raiders, definitely a lot. Chargers, most likely since both their past and present market will be close. Rams, yes because of the LA, STL, and AZ overlaps. Vikings, I'd assume so, since there are many Vikings fans in the Valley during football months. Though I actually wonder how many would then be cheering for the Cardinals against the team that betrayed them...
I'll bet if the Internet was around when the Minnesota Lakers (yes, Minnesota...you know, The Land of 10,000 Lakes) moved to Los Angeles there would be a lot of threads just like this one saying "The LA Lakers? I don't see it...it doesn't even make sense, eh."
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- It's kind of embarrassing that the NFL is not in the 2nd largest market in the US
- As a new citizen of LA/Metro, it would be nice to catch a game locally, especially if the Cards come to town.
- The economy here needs a shot in the arm. The stadium will bring at least 50,000 jobs to a state with an unemployment rate hovering 12% along with the revenue.
- Downtown will be a more attractive place to hang out
- I know you hate LA and it bugs you that I care.
If LA fans were so loyal, how did they lose 2 NFL teams at the same time?
because both teams were owned by slime
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