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OT: Chargers Saga

Nihilist Rodgers

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for 1+ year is has tied up 70% of talk radio.. which is great.. they never talk college football anways so it has pushed baseball, the NFL and NBA to the side. It's much more interesting to me looking at the power struggles and business decisions (ie early land purchases, strategies). It's just tough to hear all the idiot ex jocks try to put the stuff in perspective.

SUMMATION: Alex Spanos is doomed
STAY IN SAN DIEGO..
still won't have a stadium for 4-5 more years. The Raiders jump to LA with the Rams and ultimately upstage the Rams (the RAiders command the Latino population from Mexico clear to San Fran). LA Gang culture and gang culture everywhere rises bask up as MS13 now joins the Crip and Bloods to form the Raider distribution network. And the NFL is left with yet another black eye as Raider Thug nation dominates LA.

MOVE TO LA
*corp dollars are tough (Dodgers/USC/UCLA/Angels/Kings..) Rams will get what is left as they have a huge head start
*move to LA and broke-azz Dean has to pay $300 mill relo fee and be the Rams biatch
*even bigger nightmare the Raiders then move to San Diego, cannibalize the old Charger fan base from TJ to Orange county and the inland empire (inland empire is where working class San Diegans move as they can't afford to live here.. includes boom towns of Temecula and Murietta.. newer Riverside County.)

Spanos should just sell, he doesn't belong in that league. He's not only broke but stupid.. he got played in the owners meeting. Here was the problem.. the Rams were moving to LA on their own dime whether the NFL sanctioned it or not.. to the NFL simply bent.-sg
 
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