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Lee Noire

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Lee Noire last won the day on July 11 2016

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  1. This is a weird situation ain't it? The Las Vegas Raiders of Oakland? "We are relocating, but not really. I mean kinda for sure, but in like 2 years or so. We're just gonna crash on the couch if that's cool." Its gonna be cool to see the game in my city, but holy hell did legislation get conned on the deal. How the hell are they gonna give up almost a billion when our schools are a wreck in the northern part of the city. I love Vegas, Summerlin, and Henderson a lot and the NFL in town would be great. That's a hefty price to pay though.
  2. @Ice_Cap I said the same thing. Only you said it better. That's probably the most delusional thing about this move. That "mission statement" is a joke.
  3. The "Who We Are" statement on that page is hilarious. You have been in LA for 3 and a half minutes. You don't know who the F you are. Let alone who or what LA is. The logo is nice though. A little Cleo McDowell in execution, but I dig it. Still dumb.
  4. Hahahahahahahahaha The Los Angeles Football Clippers. And I say that as a proud Clippers fan. Nah fam. Deano you should've made it work in SD. Not only did you gamble it all on a town that WON'T give you any play as football squad not named Rams or Raiders, but you probably lost the SD fans too. I don't see very many of those "I'm a LeBron fan, not a Heat fan" type people sticking around. Boy is Dean lucky the Rams already have a spot paid for because he'd have the same problem in LA as he did in SD. "Y'all not gon help me pay for this?" No Spanos. No they wouldn't have.
  5. This is kinda nice. I'm primarily a phone user and so far this looks so much better.
  6. I think Ice makes a good point here. You can't tell me the fans in San Diego aren't looking at Inglewood and wondering why Spanos can't just build his own damn stadium. Sure saves all the back and forth between the him and the taxpayers/city officials. Where do I fit into that? Unfortunately, I don't think you do.What I wrote applies to St. Louis too. Kroenke just wanted to be in LA more. The only place I fault him is for leading STL on.
  7. I think Ice makes a good point here. You can't tell me the fans in San Diego aren't looking at Inglewood and wondering why Spanos can't just build his own damn stadium. Sure saves all the back and forth between the him and the taxpayers/city officials.
  8. I'm happy there is a football team in the city I was born and raised in. Prior to them leaving LA most of my family were Rams fans and my grandma (RIP) was the biggest. She'd be so happy if she were here. The Rams were already gone by the time I started following football, so I became a Cowboys fan because they were the coolest thing going at the time. I'm not jumping ship, but I can't deny how awesome it would be to go to a Rams game with my family in our own backyard. My heart aches for St. Louis and their fans, but I find more joy in knowing that my family can again root for the team they never should've lost to begin with. Cowboys fan for life, but barring a matchup between the two, the LA Rams are my number two. Hopefully they don't continue to suck. It's hard enough rooting for one bad team as it is.
  9. It's been covered several times. Spanos isn't getting a new sweet stadium in SD, but can get one in a bigger / more lucrative market. Plus he claims that a significant percentage of revenue comes from the LA market, which I don't think has ever been proven, but has been repeated over and over again (including to the fans when explaining why he filed to move.) His points are: 1) his stadium in SD blows and doesn't make money, and he can't get a new one, and 2) he doesn't want to lose his apocryphal LA revenue streams because some other team takes over that market. Very informative. Thanks.
  10. I can't believe 3 teams are vying for LA, especially how the city was used like a cheap hooker by the NFL for so many years. It's amazing to see. I'm a Cowboys fan through and through, but it would be nice to have a hometown team to go see since I can't travel to see the Boys on a regular basis. I am a bit vexed as to why San Diego is trying to move though. San Diego is only a couple hours from LA, but the two areas couldn't be more far apart in terms of drive and fanbase. I just moved from LA last year and I lived there damn near my whole life. Not exactly a Chargers hotbed. So I'm really trying to figure out what Spanos is trying to achieve here. Why he is trying to lay claim on an area he doesn't really have any ties to. Like I said SD and LA aren't exactly neighbors in the way that Anaheim can claim it's a suburb of LA.
  11. People always make this confused face when I tell them I'm a Clippers fan, but I really am. It was the first live game ever went to with my dad (a die hard Laker fan btw) and moments like that just stick with you when you're young. Q, Odom, Maggette, Miles, and Brand. They weren't good, but were fun to watch.
  12. I would love to have a team here again. By the time I took a real interest in football the Rams were gone and most of my family were Cowboys fans. Needless to say I adapted but it would be nice to have a chance to actually go to a home game as I'm not close to Arlington. That, and I need someone to root for when the Cowboys piss me off(except for when they play Dallas).It sucks that another city would lose their team, but they were taken from LA too. It's just the reality of sports sometimes.
  13. You are right, it should be about the franchise and I actually think it is. The franchise won back to back titles for the first time. I don't think it's really more than that. Purely coincidence that LeBron has two now.
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