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Volkerball posted:
As far as I know, Farmer's Field is dead in the water. Nawid posted:The owner of the Rams has that chunk of land in downtown LA. I think the Rams and Raiders both move there within the decade. He bought sixty acres in Inglewood, which is like 10-15 miles away from downtown LA. It's actually near LAX, which is a potentially huge problem, because of gridlock and because the stadium would be directly in the flight path of landing planes. I remember the LA Times mentioning that despite Al Davis getting approval to build a stadium there in the 90's, but it wouldn't be so easy post-9/11.
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According to Wikipedia, it's estimated Davis owned 47% before he died.
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MourningView posted:You seriously don't get that this is like super inconvenient to do? Especially since games are on a Sunday. They'll have high speed rail to get them to the game in 2029.  Just kidding, that's more of a pipe dream than a new stadium in Oakland
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The best thing to be said about the Alamodome is that it's harmless.
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If the Clippers just sold for 2 billion, an NFL team in LA would fetch significantly more than that.
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