We’ve seen this before...

Kids these days are so soft. Back in my day, you weren’t done in Oregon until you died of dysentery.

Basically this has been the Chargers and the City of San Diego for years.

...and in an odd way, it wasn’t until he lifted the team up from San Diego and forced it to play on a kind of aircraft carrier thing that could fly and also be a boat and wasn’t directly connected to any particular populace or geography at all that Spanos could SEE the damage he wrought, and the tarnished legacy he…

My wife’s family is from SD and I talk to one of my brothers-in-law frequently about this whole ordeal. He’s stated numerous times that he’s never seen someone misplay a hand like the Spanos family throughout the entire affair. Now they’re going to be staying in SAN, in a market they’ve alienated, with a middling to…

Bring back the BARRACUDAS SPANOS! The Chargers are practically a shitty defunct CFL expansion team anyway. I’m sure they have all the teal still in storage at Legion Field. Do it! DO IT!

If the Chargers don’t move, the real winners will end up being the cities of San Diego and St Louis. I’m very happy and proud for my city of SD. Fuck the NFL.

As the relocation dance involves charity case owners slathering themselves in honey before doing the hustle in a mound of $100 bills, it has been deemed suggestive and given a 15-yard unsportsmanlike conduct penalty.

It’s almost like there was a fucking reason LA didn’t have a team already. I love football but watching the NFL get humbled a little is great.

You know, I’m starting to think that money-hungry people in positions of power might not care about what the little guy thinks.

And La Canfora reports that the owners are preparing to finalize a pitch to get him to stay, a pitch that could center upon league money for stadium upgrades.

Of course dances come to head, what else are you paying for?

Just think that, only a year ago, LA citizens couldn’t even see a single shitty Los Angeles football home game and, by the start of next season, they might able to see 16 shitty Los Angeles football home games.

Counterpoint: it’s a win-win situation (for anyone who enjoys seeing the NFL getting its comeuppance.)

Hard to believe because there’s so little to do in LA. You’d think people would be lining up to pay hundreds of dollars to watch an offense that resembles a greasy dog turd being slowly pushed out, a defense that is composed entirely of actual air, and a rookie quarterback with the skill set of Tim Couch. At least…

Can the world finally agree that st louis got hosed?

Perhaps there was a time when NFL owners needed some public financing for arenas, but with the obscene wealth generated by virtue of having been a member of the lucky sperm club, hopefully municipalities have wised up. Never pay for another damn stadium for a billionaire.

To the casino owners with hard-ons for incoming money from Raiders faithful...I suggest you take a look at your typical Raiders fan. You’ll gain in the penny slots, but that’s it.

LA struggling to fill their stadium or get TV ratings is the least surprising thing I’ve ever heard. They didn’t fill their stadiums in the 90's. Not sure why anybody thought they would now.

God, the schadenfreude will be palpable if NFL owners end up paying for a new San Diego stadium after the publicly-funded option was soundly rejected. Perhaps this will embolden municipalities everywhere.