LA Jaguars?

[Purity-Control]

:lol: City Of Industry, an absolute sh*t hole, full of scrap yards, burned-out wherehouses, loading docks, & rail yards.

Yeah he wants to build the stadium with Private funds but where is the money going to come from for the necessary "Revitalization" that the City will need to accommodate a facility like that.

I will tell you who, People like me- state funds- tax dollars

And I say F*ccckkkkkkkkkk Y*ouuuuuuu :dita:

[Kevin Greene]

Damn

The Tampa Bay Buccaneers had loudspeakers providing crowd noise when their first-string offense worked this week.

They apparently missed the memo that their game against the Jaguars on Saturday night is the beginning of what might be the Jaguars’ blackout season.

The Jaguars play the first of 10 home games this year Saturday night — two in the preseason and eight in the regular season — and the team has already announced all 10 will be blacked out on TV because of a lack of ticket sales.

This will be the first time in their 15-year history that they’ve blacked out all 10 games and the stadium might be only, about half-filled Saturday night. Crowd noise probably won’t be a problem for the Bucs.

http://jacksonville.com/sports/football/jaguars/2009-08-21/story/jaguars_ready_for_string_of_blackouts

[Boltergeist]

Fred Taylor says Jags better off in LA

This was being talked about on St. Louis sports radio recently. They suggested putting LA in the NFC West, and the Rams going to the AFC South.

[Fiz]

That LA stadium proposal looks fantastic. Cool concept

welcome to the shire

[Kevin Greene]

Fred Taylor says Jags better off in LA

This was being talked about on St. Louis sports radio recently. They suggested putting LA in the NFC West, and the Rams going to the AFC South.

Last couple months the city of San Diego and the Chargers have been playing nice about building a downtown stadiuim.

Now the Bolts dropped the bomb about needing Public tax dollar assistance. I still think the Bolts have a good chance of winding up in LA.

For nearly seven years, the San Diego Chargers have said they would build a new stadium without taxpayer money. Now, they’re calling an audible.

“It’s almost certainly going to involve some sort of taxpayer money,” Chargers special counsel Mark Fabiani, head of a stadium search since 2002, said yesterday.

The shift is significant for the team, which has continually expressed a desire to finance stadium construction privately and acknowledged via Fabiani the difficulty of getting public support for any kind of taxpayer subsidy.

Fabiani and Jim Steeg, the Chargers’ executive vice president and chief operating officer, were in Rancho Bernardo yesterday to address a forum of the San Diego North Chamber of Commerce at Sony headquarters. Steeg touted the team’s value while Fabiani talked of a new stadium.

Mayor Jerry Sanders has long said he would oppose using public funds toward construction of a new stadium but has stayed quiet on the topic lately. He declined an interview request through a spokesman yesterday

http://www.signonsandiego.com/news/2009/dec/10/chargers-say-they-need-public-money-stadium/

[Mesmer]

I thought the Jags had a lease agreement that was holding them in Jacksonville, despite the fact that they're basically the Megaton Jaguars.

Seems like the economy would be an obstacle for someone wanting to tank that giant mountain of a problem.