[OldSchool]

Oxnard gonna be nuts:

https://losangelesrams.wordpress.com/20 ... nard-2015/

Wow wish I could take the time off work to head down there. That looks like a blast.

[BuiltRamTough]

Jeff Fisher - " practicing in Oxnard has nothing to do with relocation. It was an opportunity for us to try something new and practice with another team"

Jim Thomas - what about the Rams ONLY practice on Wednesday coach?

Jeff Fisher - "mm unmmm pi pu pa pu"

[OldSchool]

Too crazy, after all the St Louis fans whining that they wanted Khan not Kroenke cause he wouldn't move a team now come stories that Khan is working towards the Jaguars being the first team in London.

http://www.standard.co.uk/sport/footbal ... 80385.html

Fulham owner Shahid Khan is considering selling the club and buying Tottenham in a deal that could also see his NFL team, the Jacksonville Jaguars, move into the new White Hart Lane.

Standard Sport understands Khan’s plan is at an extremely formative stage, with only informal discussions having taken place with advisers over the possibility of a dramatic deal that would change the football landscape in London.

No contact has been made between Khan and Spurs, while a new stadium has been part of chairman Daniel Levy’s grand plan for the north London club since he took over in 2001 and he has no desire to sell.

Spurs unveiled their blueprint on Wednesday for a 61,000-capacity stadium that will host two NFL matches per season over a 10-year period from the planned opening date in 2018.

Tottenham’s new link with the NFL will appeal to Khan, whose Jaguars team have a four-year residency at Wembley, which expires in 2016.

[BuiltRamTough]

Too crazy, after all the St Louis fans whining that they wanted Khan not Kroenke cause he wouldn't move a team now come stories that Khan is working towards the Jaguars being the first team in London.

http://www.standard.co.uk/sport/footbal ... 80385.html

Fulham owner Shahid Khan is considering selling the club and buying Tottenham in a deal that could also see his NFL team, the Jacksonville Jaguars, move into the new White Hart Lane.

Standard Sport understands Khan’s plan is at an extremely formative stage, with only informal discussions having taken place with advisers over the possibility of a dramatic deal that would change the football landscape in London.

No contact has been made between Khan and Spurs, while a new stadium has been part of chairman Daniel Levy’s grand plan for the north London club since he took over in 2001 and he has no desire to sell.

Spurs unveiled their blueprint on Wednesday for a 61,000-capacity stadium that will host two NFL matches per season over a 10-year period from the planned opening date in 2018.

Tottenham’s new link with the NFL will appeal to Khan, whose Jaguars team have a four-year residency at Wembley, which expires in 2016.

No surprise. The writings been on the wall for a while now.

[ramfaninsd]

i hope someone gets video of the turn out and posts it online. there are other sites organizing road trips to oxnard also so there should be alot fans there.

[BuiltRamTough]

I'll probably miss the Monday and Tuesday practice with the Cowboys but I wouldn't miss the Rams only practice on Wednesday if my life depended on it. That practice will be extra special simply bc it'll be only Rams fans and it's the last practice in LA till next year. I would bet that we might get a treat or two on that day. Maybe some new stadiums pics or someing idk but it's time they raise the curtain a little bit more.

[Hacksaw]

It's looking like Tuesday-Weds for me too. I like the optimism BRT " till next year ".

After that Clayton interview and a few other RamBill posts on the StL sites keep hinting that ESK isn't favored by all executives and/or Carson is favored. I know we've heard all of that before. Just leaves you with that wtf? feeling.

[BuiltRamTough]

It's looking like Tuesday-Weds for me too. I like the optimism BRT " till next year ".

After that Clayton interview and a few other RamBill posts on the StL sites keep hinting that ESK isn't favored by all executives and/or Carson is favored. I know we've heard all of that before. Just leaves you with that wtf? feeling.

The Clayton interview was on a local STL radio hosted by Nick Wagoner. Both work at ESPN. A favor for a favor? You're going to hear a lot of positive news coming out in the next few months regarding the Carson project. More so then the Inglewood project. Why? Bc the owners have made up their minds and it's Inglewood. They want to keep the pressure on SD n OAK. SD is trying to complete the CEQA report by mid October and OAK is still trying to come up with a plan. Makes more sense to push the Carson project via the media.

Here's the full interview

[TSFH Fan]

Insignificant Fact / Heads Up / FYI

So, this will be at River Ridge GC. River Ridge is built on a landfill, clearly not as dangerous as Carson's hell pits, but a landfill nonetheless.

[sloramfan]

ok where is a good place to book a room near the facility?

go rams

slo