I understand the business logic behind it, but I'm not sure if the reality of this situation will make it come to fruition.
I can see them generating more interest than the Rams, but does that even really mean anything at this point?
The chargers had a presentation at the clippers game tonight where they introduced the LA chargers logo and introduced a player, both got roundly boo'd , to the point that the player just hung his head in shame lol.
I hate that there are four teams in two cities. I hate this move but what do you do? Hell I'l like to see the Jets move out of New Jersey and back to New York.
(01-15-2017 02:19 PM)ATTALLABLAZE Wrote: [ -> ]I hate that there are four teams in two cities. I hate this move but what do you do? Hell I'l like to see the Jets move out of New Jersey and back to New York.
Los Angeles is a city surrounded by about 30 suburban enclaves, several well known for their wealthy residents. Pasadena (home of the Rose Bowl and its annual parade), Anaheim (home of the MLB Angels and Disneyland), Hollywood, Beverly Hills and such are examples of the more affluent suburbs. (Can you imagine B'ham having a half dozen or so Mnt Brooks / Vestavias in this area?) They can afford to build whatever the two NFL teams desire if they want to do it. The only teams actually in LA itself are UCLA and USC.
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