Govinator hopes to get 2 NFL teams for LA

Rock Steady · 05-04-2006, 03:28 AM

The SoCal Los Angeles of Anaheim Saints near Pasdena and Irwindale or just the SoCal Saints for short.

http://sports.espn.go.com/nfl/news/story?id=2430018

Arnold Schwarzenegger doesn't want one NFL team in Los Angeles. He wants two. ...

The 11 owners spent six hours listening to California politicians and deemed it a significant step in getting the NFL back to nation's second-largest television market. Tagliabue has made that a priority since both the Rams and Raiders left after the 1994 season. ...

Los Angeles plans to construct a stadium within the shell of the existing Los Angeles Coliseum. Anaheim is offering a 53-acre tract of land for the stadium and economic development. Pasadena, considered a long shot, provided an update on the Rose Bowl. ...

When the NFL expanded in 2002, the new team went to Houston after Los Angeles leaders couldn't agree on a suitable site for the team. ...

In the meantime, SF 4-and-9-ers play in ancient POS (stupid stadium name) "Monster Park" (rights to Monster Cable) at Candlestick Point. And the Raiders can't sell out Mount Davis at Oakland's "McAfee Colisiuem" because the new seats are higher than the fucking blimp.

05-04-2006, 03:28 AM	#1
Rock Steady Day Tripper Join Date: May 2005 Location: Silicon Valley Posts: 784	Govinator hopes to get 2 NFL teams for LA The SoCal Los Angeles of Anaheim Saints near Pasdena and Irwindale or just the SoCal Saints for short. http://sports.espn.go.com/nfl/news/story?id=2430018 Arnold Schwarzenegger doesn't want one NFL team in Los Angeles. He wants two. ... The 11 owners spent six hours listening to California politicians and deemed it a significant step in getting the NFL back to nation's second-largest television market. Tagliabue has made that a priority since both the Rams and Raiders left after the 1994 season. ... Los Angeles plans to construct a stadium within the shell of the existing Los Angeles Coliseum. Anaheim is offering a 53-acre tract of land for the stadium and economic development. Pasadena, considered a long shot, provided an update on the Rose Bowl. ... When the NFL expanded in 2002, the new team went to Houston after Los Angeles leaders couldn't agree on a suitable site for the team. ... In the meantime, SF 4-and-9-ers play in ancient POS (stupid stadium name) "Monster Park" (rights to Monster Cable) at Candlestick Point. And the Raiders can't sell out Mount Davis at Oakland's "McAfee Colisiuem" because the new seats are higher than the fucking blimp. __________________

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