[St. Loser Fan]

The problem is Demoff's mouth might be the issue.



Or the St. Louis group could play the video when Demoff talked to his old high school.

“We went through the entire Fall process of trying to convince the owners of where we stood, what this project would mean for the NFL and for Los Angeles, in particular, and the opportunity that was in front of us. And, all the sudden, things were coming upon us pretty quickly. The relocation application was do in the first week in January. Either thankfully or not thankfully, we went on a four-game losing streak in the middle of November (smile from Demoff and laughter from the crowd), so we went from being in the playoff hunt and having a seed to woefully out of the the playoff hunt, which allowed us a little more time to talk about this (pointing to the Los Angeles presentation on the screen behind him) and put this together.”

A friend I held season tickets with pointed out that putting Jeff Fisher under oath and on the witness stand could be interesting.

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[azramsfan93]

The NFL is never coming back: end of story.

Stan went low and we're going to repay the favor. It's just business.

Revenge is not business. It’s emotions.

[St. Loser Fan]

Revenge is not business. It’s emotions.

Okay.

Like I said there’s nothing for St. Louis to lose by pursuing this lawsuit.

[snackdaddy]

St Louis was emotionally hurt but the move. Much like LA was when Georgia moved the team. I suppose this will make them feel better about themselves. But in the end, I have a feeling it won't be what they hoped for. Well, except for the lawyers. They will get everything they hoped for.

[Hacksaw]

And the whole thing is a very stupid look. Embarrassing as New Orleans' attempt.

Other than the monies owed of course..

Meanwhile, someone should thlap them thilly.
Or as Cheech and Chong would say, "bailiff, whack his pee pee".

[St. Loser Fan]

This lawsuit would have never happened if the NFL could have told St. Louis they made a good effort and that when they expanded again that we’d be at the top of the list. Could have been another lie but it would have prevented the lawsuit.

When LA, Cleveland and Houston lost teams they were given hope. St. Louis wasn’t given any.

Remember that even if Stan is completely innocent and the move was all the fault of the NFL, the Rams agreed to cover all liabilities as part of the move back to LA.

[Hacksaw]

Remember that even if Stan is completely innocent and the move was all the fault of the NFL, the Rams agreed to cover all liabilities as part of the move back to LA.

If so, then he should and likely will.

[St. Loser Fan]

[R4L]

I understand your bitterness towards this situation. I've been a Rams fan my whole life so it really doesn't matter to me where they play. I'm from Ohio so when they moved to the Lou I was pumped. It meant they were closer and I could actually go see games that weren't in Cleveland or Detroit.

I went to 14 games over the years and always enjoyed my time in Missouri. But it was like something was always missing. Putting guys in the ring of Fame that never played a down for the Rams. Weird stuff. It was almost like it wasn't the same team I grew up loving.

So now that they are back I feel like it's the old days. Winning does that I guess. I'm glad to see you still support the team but I have to ask you, who was your favorite team before the Rams moved to STL?

[St. Loser Fan]

https://news.bloomberglaw.com/us-law-we ... -rams-move

Supreme Court rejects Los Angeles Rams and won’t stop St. Louis lawsuit from proceeding in Missouri state courts over NFL team’s 2016 move.

-One-sentence order rebuffs Rams’ request to halt suit while Supreme Court considers whether to hear team’s appeal of state court decision
-Rams say claims by city and regional officials belong in arbitration, citing a provision in the 1995 stadium lease
-St. Louis officials say team violated NFL’s relocation policy and didn’t negotiate in good faith before announcing move to Los Angeles