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Chargers Change Up
- Thread starter SDRadio
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Media Hack Chris | SDR said:Expect a dial change for the NFL team.
What's a "dial?"
What!?!?! They have a new soap sponsor?
Let them move.....Rather watch flys $*@!....
KOGO/KIOZ/570? Looks like a win-win-win situation for Clear Channel.
Personally, I don't feel like we here in L.A. need to steal the Chargers. They belong in San Diego. The inability of SD city leaders, the business community, and the Chargers to make some kind of deal is making the future of NFL games in San Diego shaky.
I wouldn't imagine that would be the case if old time SD power brokers like James S. Copley, C. Arnholt Smith, and John Alessio among others, were still around, but times have changed.
We're doing just fine in L.A. without a team gouging the local populace. If that stadium gets built downtown, just how much would the cheapest seats cost? The proposed new 49er stadium in Santa Clara will purportedly charge anywhere from $20,000 to $80,000 for prime seats. No typo there. And, that's just ownership of the seats. It doesn't include the right to actually sit in the seat during games. That's a separate charge.
If the economy's bad, the NFL sure doesn't seem to realize it.
Personally, I don't feel like we here in L.A. need to steal the Chargers. They belong in San Diego. The inability of SD city leaders, the business community, and the Chargers to make some kind of deal is making the future of NFL games in San Diego shaky.
I wouldn't imagine that would be the case if old time SD power brokers like James S. Copley, C. Arnholt Smith, and John Alessio among others, were still around, but times have changed.
We're doing just fine in L.A. without a team gouging the local populace. If that stadium gets built downtown, just how much would the cheapest seats cost? The proposed new 49er stadium in Santa Clara will purportedly charge anywhere from $20,000 to $80,000 for prime seats. No typo there. And, that's just ownership of the seats. It doesn't include the right to actually sit in the seat during games. That's a separate charge.
If the economy's bad, the NFL sure doesn't seem to realize it.
Here's all the "sordid" details, if you're so in-Klein-ed:
http://www.chargers.com/news/press-releases/article-1/ClearChannel-Chargers-reach-new-deal/3a7f3e73-b1b9-4dc2-8211-d4a3ea8699a2
http://www.chargers.com/news/press-releases/article-1/ClearChannel-Chargers-reach-new-deal/3a7f3e73-b1b9-4dc2-8211-d4a3ea8699a2
Will Josh Lewin continue as pxp man? It's quite possible he'll be replacing Wayne Hagin on NY Mets broadcasts. ???
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