San Dee-Ay-Go, make that Los An-Gel-Es, Super Chargers?

The whole fandango in LA, where the prospect of bringing BOTH the Raiders and Chargers into town to chew up the Rams' market is seriously discussed, renders that whole argument preposterous.

 

The original Texas Stadium in the 1970s was supposed to have a retractable fabric roof, but after a couple years, they just said "screw it" and left the hole open.

 

There is no person anywhere who is seriously discussing this.

 

I know everybody agrees it would be a disaster, but the Raiders have to act like it is at least a possibility to keep LA alive as a bargaining chip/extortion ploy.

In any case nobody's giving the least little shit about "territorial rights."

Just for fun somebody should start talking about moving a football team into Yankee Stadium.

 

OK. You keep living in that world, but nobody is even making a ghost of discussing a three-team L.A. market. The Raiders never bring that up.

 

The Raiders-Chargers stadium in Carson was proposed when the league was still deciding who was going to come back to LA. Once the NFL made it clear they were going with the Rams and the Inglewood stadium, the Carson idea was scrapped. There was never any consideration of all three teams moving to LA.

 

Fuckers could've prevented Leon Lett on Thanksgiving 1993 with a boat tarpaulin and some rope.

 

Chargers' long-time PR guy won't be making the move. It's getting dusty in here.

Love keeps longtime Chargers PR director at home

 

Lott plan submitted to NFL.

AP Source: Group submits Oakland stadium plan to NFL

 

For the NFL to approve the move of the Raiders to Los Angeles I would think that the State of Nevada and Davis would have to agree on a lease. From my reading of the Las Vegas Review-Journal my understanding is there is no agreement is in place. The State believed they had a gentleman's agreement with Davis when they passed a tax to provide 750 million but now Davis now wants a better deal. Until such a deal is signed I don't see how the NFL owners can approve a move.

But then I did not see how anybody could be stupid enough to make a financial committment to Mark Davis's without a signed contract but the State of Nevada did. So what the hell do I know?

 

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