Rams fans sue team, alleging false statements prior to move

While the San Diego Chargers and the Oakland Raiders have for now chose to stay put, their leaders didn’t really have a unanimous agreement about that, which means one of them might just follow the Rams in L.A.

“I was frequently in conversation with my fellow mayors in the region with the commissioner, with the owners, over the last couple of years”, he said”. I do and always will. No matter what anyone says, that will never change…. “It’s such a natural to have the Los Angeles Rams back in Los Angeles”.

Those teams did not walk away from the National Football League vote empty-handed. “Yea, yea makes you pretty mad”, said Shawn Beezley, Rams fan.

While this season has yet to finish, Olvera already has his sights set on the 2016 season in Los Angeles and plans on taking his family down to see the first home game.

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In 1946, Cleveland Rams owner Dan Reeves uprooted the franchise and moved it to Los Angeles and its new home at the Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum.

For now, unless the Chargers decline the option to join the Rams in Inglewood and they take up the same option, the Raiders seem destined to remain where they are – which is where they have said they want to be.

The $1.86 billion Inglewood stadium project is backed by Rams owner Stan Kroenke. Rams fans in Visalia were also elated of the news that their beloved team was coming home.

To be fair, Los Angeles is less than one-third white.

It’s time for him to recognize what a good thing he has going here. “You know, 21 years is a long time.

It certainly looks like the victor for all of this are the fans.

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“These projects are very large, theyre very expensive and involve a lot of people and require a lot of cooperation and a lot of patience, ” said Houston owner Bob McNair, who beat out Los Angeles in a bid for an expansion franchise that debuted in 2002. “We understand the emotions involved of our fans. When Kroenke proposed about a year ago building a stadium in Inglewood, the Chargers responded by announcing plans to construct their own playing facility in Carson – possibly in concert with the Raiders. The NFL could move all their games to Wednesday at noon and chances are they would still dominate television ratings like they now do.

The mayor appeared before reporters, and he spoke to various outlets, including the NFL Network in Culver City.

Since 2008 … public money funding has on average paid for 27 percent of the cost of new stadiums in all professional sports, according to a study by Victor Matheson, an economics professor at College of the Holy Cross in MA.

– Demoff was asked after Kroenke’s purchase of land in Inglewood, California, about the Rams’ future and said, “I expect it will be right here in St. Louis”. “This was not a vote against St. Louis, which is a great city”. The Rams new stadium will be located in Inglewood close to The Forum.

The Rams are slated to have a splashy, state of the art stadium in place for 2019 but in the meantime will play in the massive Los Angeles Coliseum.