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Rams fan for life. LA-ANA-STL-LA.
Don't leave out the actual starting point/City... Cleveland.
LOL
We got the fuck outta there with a quickness, so it’s easy to forget.
Rams fan for life. LA-ANA-STL-LA.
This^. And I'm sure the rest of you old timers feel the same way. Now get off our lawns!Rams fan for life. LA-ANA-STL-LA.
Rams fan for life. LA-ANA-STL-LA.
Don't leave out the actual starting point/City... Cleveland.
LOL
We got the fuck outta there with a quickness, so it’s easy to forget.
I was referring to my tenure as a Rams fan Since 1972. But I apologize for not making that clear.You left out CLE --- not a true fan ...
Beat me to it.
The SONOFA stole my line!This^. And I'm sure the rest of you old timers feel the same way. Now get off our lawns!
I was referring to my tenure as a Rams fan Since 1972. But I apologize for not making that clear.
I dunno... the NFL and St Louis have gone through 2 messy, antagonistic divorces (with Bidwill in 1988 and Kroenke in 2016). Just seems like a lot of mistrust and ill will on both sides.I guarantee there is a handshake agreement here that the NFL will prioritize them next expansion. Makes sense all around. And then they don't have to take another city's team, which tbh is something cities should all collectively avoid doing.
I just hope that if this happens they do a better job branding than they did with that pink BS soccer team. I was like "oh cool maybe I'll catch a game" until I saw that shit lol. No way I'm rooting for that.
I dunno... the NFL and St Louis have gone through 2 messy, antagonistic divorces (with Bidwill in 1988 and Kroenke in 2016). Just seems like a lot of mistrust and ill will on both sides.
How bad do fans in the Loo want yet another team? And how hard is the NFL willing to make it work the 3rd time around?
ROD members in and from St Louis would have a better sense of this than I do. But just based on recent history, sure seems to me like a lot of obstacles to arrange a 3rd marriage between St Louis and the NFL.
I think if the Chargers ever get rid of Spanos they should move back to SD.My dad wanted to take the Chargers as the new St. Louis team...without Spanos.
I think the only way it could work, is if the new team in St Louis was run like the Packers in Wisconsin. The community would have to own the team and not some billionaire owner, which I don't know if it's possible in this day and age....I dunno... the NFL and St Louis have gone through 2 messy, antagonistic divorces (with Bidwill in 1988 and Kroenke in 2016). Just seems like a lot of mistrust and ill will on both sides.
How bad do fans in the Loo want yet another team? And how hard is the NFL willing to make it work the 3rd time around?
ROD members in and from St Louis would have a better sense of this than I do. But just based on recent history, sure seems to me like a lot of obstacles to arrange a 3rd marriage between St Louis and the NFL.
I think the only way it could work, is if the new team in St Louis was run like the Packers in Wisconsin. The community would have to own the team and not some billionaire owner, which I don't know if it's possible in this day and age....
I was coming at it from a a stability perspective, not necessarily from a legalistic one. I would says that as long as there is an NFL, the Packers will be the least likely to ever leave, which is the stickler for St Louis folks...It's not, the NFL has deemed that type of ownership illegal, the Packers are just grandfathered in.
Which is honestly a little surprising because the Packers sell "ownership" licences that say that the owners don't actually have any real stake in the team, can't be part of any process, and if they shit-talk the NFL they can be fined 500K.
I was coming at it from a a stability perspective, not necessarily from a legalistic one. I would says that as long as there is an NFL, the Packers will be the least likely to ever leave, which is the stickler for St Louis folks...
AgreedRams fan for life. LA-ANA-STL-LA.