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LA Relocation Meeting - Rams, Chargers, Raiders, Who Wins?
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DallasCowboys2080
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so would the move of the Raiders to San Antonio be more realistic now?
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holy smokes, Im aware of the current age we live in, but wow just wow!!
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That's an NFL.com glitch that has been in place for months. The glitch exists for some teams and where they used to play. You can even look up the Boston Patriots and Phoenix Cardinals if you want:
http://www.nfl.com/teams/profile?team=BOS
http://www.nfl.com/teams/profile?team=PHO
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Sunday NFL ticket sales should rise exponentially in the LA area next year.
Nobody wants to watch the Rams.
Nobody wants to watch the Rams.
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Yup, I just heard the Rams are going back to LA. Blows my mind. If the Raiders move to San Antonio, a lot of fans in the Bay Area are going to be furious. I lived in northern California in the 80s not long after the Raiders moved to LA. People were outraged. They called the team the Traitors. The Raiders have a lot of following by people who like them as a family tradition going back to when they were a great team in the 70s. The team really hasn't accomplished much in recent years. Do they really think they'll have an easy time attracting a fan base in San Antonio? If they want to, they'd better start winning a crap load of games.
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That new stadium, at least what I saw from initial design, looks like it will be gorgeous.
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That's not what they are saying on NFLN.
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do you think this vote makes this move more realistic now?
beyond leveraging?
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I honestly am not sure. I had heard if the Raiders can't move to LA they'll attempt to go to San Antonio, but I don't know if that's realistic or not. Whether or not they could pull it off, it doesn't seem smart to me. They have a huge and fanatical base in Oakland. I just don't see them getting that in Texas.
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LOL. Yes, LA traffic, one of the reasons I'm glad I don't live there. I drove there in 2012 and the traffic scared the **** out of me. I already can't stand the reckless way people drive where I am. In LA it was the Wild West, a total free-for-all.
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This portion of Inglewood is being redeveloped and doesn't look too bad. There's parts of Inglewood that are run-down, but this particular spot ain't bad.
It's super convenient from the airport; along with Levis Stadium and it's relation to the San Jose airport, LAX is about 10-15 minutes away even with traffic.
It's super convenient from the airport; along with Levis Stadium and it's relation to the San Jose airport, LAX is about 10-15 minutes away even with traffic.
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from raiders forums....
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Jags are relocating to London.
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You dont build stadiums in nice residential areas. Only Pauley pavillion (UCLA) is a sports venue in a nice area. USC is in the hood. Also the land around the new stadium will be developed in an upscale manor. The Rose Bowl is actually in a nice neighborhood was built almost 100 years ago. That would never happen today.
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