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get em boltman.
Is a Chargers Move To Los Angeles Legal NBC 7 San Diego
he nailed it.
I am expecting June and July to be quite on major announcements for NFL in the LA market. Everyone is waiting on the NFL darling, Dean Spanos to consider the San Diego's CSAG proposal (starting June 1st) so June and maybe July will be a lot of Fabiani negotiations with the city of San Diego. As soon as Spanos decides either to stay or move, the rest of the dominos will start dropping for NFL in LA. With the amount of time left to October's New York owner's where relocation will be front and center, (4 months) it's inconceivable how San Diego, StL, and Oakland will have airtight financial funding done like the NFL demands! Oakland is a complete mess with the Raiders and the city $400 apart, and that figure has stayed consistent. San Diego (and Oakland for that matter) being in California, will experience much more red tape than other cities like Minneapolis (just got a partially publicly funded stadium) In StL the land is only 63% purchased the remaining land, the city has to eminent domain to get it, also the Dome Authority lawsuit is pending adjudication at the city level and 1/3 of the StL city board of alderman signed a letter to opposin funding without a public vote! On the state level, the legislators have not signed off on Nixon's bypassing a state public vote, with the Kansas part of the state threatening a filibuster to block funding without a public vote (more red tape) You are telling all this will clear in 4 months? Really? The only airtight financials are Stan Kroenke's. The only way to viably fast tract a stadium this quickly is 100% private funding to eliminate any public money red tape. Yes, Carson will be 100% private financing through Goldman Sachs according to Fabiani but the last $50 million remediation will delay stadium building at least 12 months! Inglewood would be 1/3 complete when Carson finally starts building. Again, with so little time left now that the NFL wants to move up dates and wants airtight stadium financing and clarity, the only financial shoe that fits in NFL to LA is Inglewood. As a result, LA Rams.
Is a Chargers Move To Los Angeles Legal NBC 7 San Diego
he nailed it.
I am expecting June and July to be quite on major announcements for NFL in the LA market. Everyone is waiting on the NFL darling, Dean Spanos to consider the San Diego's CSAG proposal (starting June 1st) so June and maybe July will be a lot of Fabiani negotiations with the city of San Diego. As soon as Spanos decides either to stay or move, the rest of the dominos will start dropping for NFL in LA. With the amount of time left to October's New York owner's where relocation will be front and center, (4 months) it's inconceivable how San Diego, StL, and Oakland will have airtight financial funding done like the NFL demands! Oakland is a complete mess with the Raiders and the city $400 apart, and that figure has stayed consistent. San Diego (and Oakland for that matter) being in California, will experience much more red tape than other cities like Minneapolis (just got a partially publicly funded stadium) In StL the land is only 63% purchased the remaining land, the city has to eminent domain to get it, also the Dome Authority lawsuit is pending adjudication at the city level and 1/3 of the StL city board of alderman signed a letter to opposin funding without a public vote! On the state level, the legislators have not signed off on Nixon's bypassing a state public vote, with the Kansas part of the state threatening a filibuster to block funding without a public vote (more red tape) You are telling all this will clear in 4 months? Really? The only airtight financials are Stan Kroenke's. The only way to viably fast tract a stadium this quickly is 100% private funding to eliminate any public money red tape. Yes, Carson will be 100% private financing through Goldman Sachs according to Fabiani but the last $50 million remediation will delay stadium building at least 12 months! Inglewood would be 1/3 complete when Carson finally starts building. Again, with so little time left now that the NFL wants to move up dates and wants airtight stadium financing and clarity, the only financial shoe that fits in NFL to LA is Inglewood. As a result, LA Rams.
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