He could've at least sent Boltman to do his bidding.Exactly. I'd respect him more if he got in front of a podium and just admitted it was all about money.
I don't think any one can be blamed, but I am saying that after 16 years of negotiating and still unable to complete a deal, that most people will or would say it's time to make a change. I would and so would you. Think of it this way. Would you allow your wife to be sleeping with other men and living off your money for sixteen years? I have no invested interest in any team coming to Los Angeles, but from a business point, I still think the Raiders would do better and would walk all over the Rams, but I also think the Rams will do better than the Chargers. I also doubt that the Chargers will see a super bowl in Spanos life time, so at least you get some pay backSo basically you're saying the city is to blame because they should have just bent over and let Dean do what he pleased with no lube. I disagree. The city had a very solid offer, and no city supplies 100% financing. Not one.
Dude really, when was the last time you were in SD for a Chargers game?San Diego fan on his way to the next game from the parking lot to inside the stadium
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Dude I appreciate the attempt at the metaphor, but it made no sense. You're basically saying that the city didn't offer a good enough deal to keep them. I disagree. $450 million is plenty of cash. It's his business and if he feels it's better for his business to go there, then he can choose to do so. And Charger fans that have cheered for their team their whole lives can choose to hate the guy and hope he gets syphilis after getting gang raped in Inglewood.I don't think any one can be blamed, but I am saying that after 16 years of negotiating and still unable to complete a deal, that most people will or would say it's time to make a change. I would and so would you. Think of it this way. Would you allow your wife to be sleeping with other men and living off your money for sixteen years? I have no invested interest in any team coming to Los Angeles, but from a business point, I still think the Raiders would do better and would walk all over the Rams, but I also think the Rams will do better than the Chargers. I also doubt that the Chargers will see a super bowl in Spanos life time, so at least you get some pay back
boltsfan, as a long time Rams fan, I understand your pain. Losing the Rams in the late 90's was a terrible experience, but I never trashed St Louis in the process, so chill on the trash talk on LA. Most of us here in LA don't want Spanos and the Chargers in LA anymore than you and Charger fans want them to leave.And Charger fans that have cheered for their team their whole lives can choose to hate the guy and hope he gets syphilis after getting gang raped in Inglewood.
Sorry bro. The Rams are awesome and Inglewood is a beautiful city.boltsfan, as a long time Rams fan, I understand your pain. Losing the Rams in the late 90's was a terrible experience, but I never trashed St Louis in the process, so chill on the trash talk on LA, most of us don't want the Spanos and the Chargers here in LA anymore than you and Charger fans want them to leave.
And if you do want to talk LA down some more, get it right. I corrected you already and you never retracted or acknowledged your inaccurate statements on the Rams sucking during the period you said they did.
Well, as long as you fully understand reality!Sorry bro. The Rams are awesome and Inglewood is a beautiful city.
Yeah, see post #210. Need to refresh sometimes.Well, as long as you fully understand reality!
All joking aside, you were in fact completely wrong when you said the reason the Rams moved to Anaheim was because they sucked.
Being that wrong I about it, I really thought you would have a serious attempt acknowledging the facts.
Now look who is not paying attention. I have already shown you that selling 90K by today's standards would only be achieved by the Dallas Cowboys. And Jerry World is a huge reason for that.Regardless, even with the Rams playing well, they couldn't sell out a 90k stadium. They moved, thinking they would sell out all the time, then sucked and didn't sell out. Then they went to STL.
So the point is valid. LA fans, like SD fans, are fairweather. You have to admit that if both teams go 12-4 next year, it will be the Rams tix that are tougher to get, even with the Chargers playing in a 27k seat stadium.
See post 215, I was actually responding to post 210.Yeah, see post #210. Need to refresh sometimes.
Nice article SE but it's already been posted on the thread.
Nice article SE but it's already been posted on the thread.
Why didn't you read the 11 thread pages before posting?