[quote]Derek542 wrote:
I could see a small market team moving, Jags looking at you.
Maybe the Rams go back.
I think we are about 10 years away from having a foreign team, NFL Europe was a failure.[/quote]
Unless Gus Bradley performs a miracle with the Jags, I don’t see them NOT being the team to move. Maybe not to LA, but somewhere
[quote]farmerson12 wrote:
[quote]Derek542 wrote:
I could see a small market team moving, Jags looking at you.
Maybe the Rams go back.
I think we are about 10 years away from having a foreign team, NFL Europe was a failure.[/quote]
Unless Gus Bradley performs a miracle with the Jags, I don’t see them NOT being the team to move. Maybe not to LA, but somewhere [/quote]
Their owner M Night Shamalyan is all about making money, LA is a gold mine.
Will not make them a contender but will bring butts to the seats
[quote]Jlabs wrote:
Toronto would be able to support a team. Mexico city as well. [/quote]
I would be worried with Canada. The NBA is doing quite awful there. But maybe Canada likes alil more physicality in their sports so I don’t know.
Yeah it’s already been done. Toronto has the infrastructure population money ect, just need the right owners to do it. Lots of peops I know go to foxborough or to watch the bills get anal pumelled by their favourite teams. I’ve checked out a game in NY. Lol I had some bomb ass maple syrup yesterday so some stereotypes are true.
Football has been growing faster then most sports here. Soccer as well but the majority of kids I talk to that are young play football, I actually used to do set up for games here. Pales in comparison to Merican’s but we produce a few really good players.
Generally their freaks of nature or really gifted. My city is getting a CFL team next year but I don’t think that will last I live in the bureaucratic buthole capital where we don’t like to accommodate businesses that will help grow sport and create jobs
If you built a dome they may come.
But the NFL has gotten all big business.
This is about making a shit ton of money off a game that a lot of people love.
So you have to have the money first.
A big problem with the Raptor’s is that it is a very selfish sport to begin with alot of ignorant American’s don’t want to play here. They should count their blessings, also they don’t have huge pockets as well. I remember one of those butholes on the bills saying it’s not a real home game because it’s in Canada, fuck were connected to each other what’s the god damn difference between a few miles between a border crossing it’s not like it turns into the Rockies as soon as you cross the border. END OF RANT
Yeah exactly I agree they need a billionaire to back a team in Toronto.
[quote]Jlabs wrote:
A big problem with the Raptor’s is that it is a very selfish sport to begin with alot of ignorant American’s don’t want to play here. They should count their blessings, also they don’t have huge pockets as well. I remember one of those butholes on the bills saying it’s not a real home game because it’s in Canada, fuck were connected to each other what’s the god damn difference between a few miles between a border crossing it’s not like it turns into the Rockies as soon as you cross the border. END OF RANT[/quote]
Hmmmm how come you forgot these 2 important reasons why “ignorant” Americans dont want to play in Toronto.
Seems pretty ignorant not to mention that in your rant.
3 teams that very well could land in LA are
San Diego- Struggling to get money for a new stadium.
Stl Ram- Been there. Could move w/out the AFC & NFC West division alignments having to change
Raiders- Been there
Oh and another ignorant american Matt Bonner, loved it there, so much that he is applying for Canadian citizenship. Demar Derozan and Sonny Weems are fans of the city as well
[quote]Derek542 wrote:
I think we are about 10 years away from having a foreign team, NFL Europe was a failure.[/quote]
Players union will probably x that. None of the players will want to go. Heck, they hate going over for just 1 game.
[quote]MattyXL wrote:
[quote]Jlabs wrote:
A big problem with the Raptor’s is that it is a very selfish sport to begin with alot of ignorant American’s don’t want to play here. They should count their blessings, also they don’t have huge pockets as well. I remember one of those butholes on the bills saying it’s not a real home game because it’s in Canada, fuck were connected to each other what’s the god damn difference between a few miles between a border crossing it’s not like it turns into the Rockies as soon as you cross the border. END OF RANT[/quote]
Hmmmm how come you forgot these 2 important reasons why “ignorant” Americans dont want to play in Toronto.
Seems pretty ignorant not to mention that in your rant.[/quote]
Vacation is to soothe the savage beast…
[quote]print wrote:
[quote]MattyXL wrote:
[quote]Jlabs wrote:
A big problem with the Raptor’s is that it is a very selfish sport to begin with alot of ignorant American’s don’t want to play here. They should count their blessings, also they don’t have huge pockets as well. I remember one of those butholes on the bills saying it’s not a real home game because it’s in Canada, fuck were connected to each other what’s the god damn difference between a few miles between a border crossing it’s not like it turns into the Rockies as soon as you cross the border. END OF RANT[/quote]
Hmmmm how come you forgot these 2 important reasons why “ignorant” Americans dont want to play in Toronto.
Seems pretty ignorant not to mention that in your rant.[/quote]
Vacation is to soothe the savage beast…[/quote]
LOL! its amlost over
I don’t think an NFL team would have a snowballs chance in hell of succeeding here, I don’t even want them to try. Why water down the league. It would also kill the CFL imo.
[quote]print wrote:
3 teams that very well could land in LA are
San Diego- Struggling to get money for a new stadium.
Stl Ram- Been there. Could move w/out the AFC & NFC West division alignments having to change
Raiders- Been there[/quote]
Could certainly see San Diego was well. And Im not sure if this is true but Ive heard San Diego isnt the greatest NFL town when it comes to support.
[quote]farmerson12 wrote:
[quote]print wrote:
3 teams that very well could land in LA are
San Diego- Struggling to get money for a new stadium.
Stl Ram- Been there. Could move w/out the AFC & NFC West division alignments having to change
Raiders- Been there[/quote]
Could certainly see San Diego was well. And Im not sure if this is true but Ive heard San Diego isnt the greatest NFL town when it comes to support.
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It would be sad to see SD lose their team. Not really sure why, maybe for nostalgic reasons. Could care less about the Rams.
[quote]bond james bond wrote:
[quote]farmerson12 wrote:
[quote]print wrote:
3 teams that very well could land in LA are
San Diego- Struggling to get money for a new stadium.
Stl Ram- Been there. Could move w/out the AFC & NFC West division alignments having to change
Raiders- Been there[/quote]
Could certainly see San Diego was well. And Im not sure if this is true but Ive heard San Diego isnt the greatest NFL town when it comes to support.
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It would be sad to see SD lose their team. Not really sure why, maybe for nostalgic reasons. Could care less about the Rams.
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Really I would hate to see any city lose their team. It would just have to suck balls being a big fan and wake up to see them gone. That even goes for the Raiders and I couldnt care less for them.
I’m stickin with the Rams whether they stay in STL or go to LA. I now live in Phoenix and go every time the Rams play the Cardinals and there are always a lot of old LA Rams fans there. I don’t care about geography. I say pick a team and stay with 'em.
Same here. A die hard Packer fan all my life in a die hard Cowboy terriory.
[quote]sonnyp wrote:
I’m stickin with the Rams whether they stay in STL or go to LA. I now live in Phoenix and go every time the Rams play the Cardinals and there are always a lot of old LA Rams fans there. I don’t care about geography. I say pick a team and stay with 'em. [/quote]
Damn right!