JohnBoy, Mary Ellen, Jason,Erin,Ben, JimBob and Elizabeth
More Problems for our Tenant's
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Naw... I'M your huckleberriy!" ~ Chip RosenbloomGreat. This is why I like tenants with a stable family history!
Maybe we can evict them and get Khan in?
oldnotdead
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Civil suits like this take years to litigate. The only way to move it along would be for the NFL to enforce its solvency clause in the ownership agreements. The sister is right, the team is insolvent, in that they can barely pay their current bills because Dean and the brothers siphon off too much money each year. The other way would be for Kroenke to demand the Chargers live up to their rental agreement which they haven't. That would force the NFL's hand in regards to the solvency clause.
He definitely would have buyers who would move the franchise back to SD. BTW Spanos still owes the NFL $365M for their relocation fee dating back to when they first moved to LA. But Dean won't sell unless he's forced to do so. Blame the NFL for allowing it to happen. The sister is litigating this all wrong. She should have also, included the NFL which has allowed this organization to operate in violation of their own guidelines. If the other owners were dragged into this they could force the sale much like in DC.
It's why I question whether the Chargers can pay Herbert what he's going to demand in 2025 and it would make them open to trading Herbert next year.
He definitely would have buyers who would move the franchise back to SD. BTW Spanos still owes the NFL $365M for their relocation fee dating back to when they first moved to LA. But Dean won't sell unless he's forced to do so. Blame the NFL for allowing it to happen. The sister is litigating this all wrong. She should have also, included the NFL which has allowed this organization to operate in violation of their own guidelines. If the other owners were dragged into this they could force the sale much like in DC.
It's why I question whether the Chargers can pay Herbert what he's going to demand in 2025 and it would make them open to trading Herbert next year.
Nah… the NFL hates owners in massive debt and if the Spanos trust cannot viably field a team without incurring long term debt… the NFL can force a sale.
Moreover, if that debt is legit as it seems to be, the creditors will have an EASY argument to make in front of the judge as debt is one of the only things rich people are held accountable for… not always (looking at you forgiven PPP loans), but mostly.
The Spanos’ won’t be broke, but they can’t print NFL money forever.
Good lord how old is that comment I'm being quoted on 
Hey, if the family ever needs some extra money, she could charge money to haunt a house.
I mean it's only a little over a year old. Not too bad!Good lord how old is that comment I'm being quoted on
Some people would complain if you hung them with a new rope. :hmm:Good lord how old is that comment I'm being quoted on
Oh hell no! I'd complain if it was an old ropeSome people would complain if you hung them with a new rope. :hmm:
Put some respect on this neck!
