[bubbaramfan]

Not saying that luxury boxes are the ONLY criteria, just comparing St. Louis to LaA in that area. Don't forget that just one team means only 8 games in the new stadium, where as two teams there will be 16 games played doubling the sales of those luxury boxes. Other criteria, such as TV commercials: a 30 second TV comercial in LA cost 5 times what that 30 second slot goes for in St. Louis. And that great big bill-board that will double as a roof for all those folks landing at LAX, (which I'm sure will operate every night of the week), How much extra will the owners get oof that?

As for that other forum, they get it. They know St. Louis screwed up by not living up to the contract they signed, and then screwing up again by not honoring the arbitration ruling. They just don't want to aknowledge it. As far as I'm concerend, I can't see how the NFL can do business again with a city that won''t honor the contracts it signs. Other cities will think they can break contracts with thier teams and still keep them? Does the NFL want to send that message? I just can't imagine the owners voting to make the Rams stay in St. Louis. Sets a bad precedent. Just MHO.

[Hacksaw]

Nice post. So bubba, where's that DOH button. Yeah that other 8 games might be important,, lol at myself.