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Rams played the Jerry Jones card in move from St. Louis to Los Angeles

PostPosted:7 years 10 months ago
by St. Loser Fan
The Dallas Star Telegram:
http://www.star-telegram.com/sports/nfl/dallas-cowboys/cowboys-corner-blog/article94344827.html

A key figure in the negotiations to move the Rams from St. Louis to Los Angeles was Dallas Cowboys owner Jerry Jones.

Jones, who spearheaded a compromise that led to the 30-2 vote, has a good relationship with Rams owner Stan Kroenke. Kroenke spent 16 seasons as co-owner of the Rams then became principal owner in 2010. He became sole owner in 2014.

“Stan is a guy who sees the big picture and he’ll act on it,” Jones said.

Jones says the Rams’ move back to Los Angeles was good for the league.

“It’s going to be very special. I’m excited about where we are as a league, as an entity,” Jones said.


A year ago, the Cowboys and Rams had joint practices, but that didn’t last long. There were so many fights that the practices became counterproductive. The practices were canceled on the second day.

Nevertheless, it’s a different year and a different location for the Rams.

One thing will remain the same. The uniforms. The Rams do not plan to change their uniforms until 2019.

Re: Rams played the Jerry Jones card in move from St. Louis to Los Angeles

PostPosted:7 years 10 months ago
by RamsFanSince82
Is this suppose to be breaking news?

Re: Rams played the Jerry Jones card in move from St. Louis to Los Angeles

PostPosted:7 years 10 months ago
by St. Loser Fan
RamsFanSince82 wrote:Is this suppose to be breaking news?


Do you want this deleted?

Re: Rams played the Jerry Jones card in move from St. Louis to Los Angeles

PostPosted:7 years 10 months ago
by Elvis
It's all good.

But the Jones/Kroenke connection has bee well documented for a long time around here.

He was an indispensable ally to Kroenke in moving the Rams to L.A.

Most of us L.A. fans have a newfound love and respect for Jerry Jones...

Re: Rams played the Jerry Jones card in move from St. Louis to Los Angeles

PostPosted:7 years 10 months ago
by St. Loser Fan
Elvis wrote:It's all good.

But the Jones/Kroenke connection has bee well documented for a long time around here.

He was an indispensable ally to Kroenke in moving the Rams to L.A.

Most of us L.A. fans have found a newfound love and respect for Jerry Jones...


It's just getting fresh hype due to the game. But I thought the "no uniform change" coming from a Dallas source was interesting and worth sharing.

Re: Rams played the Jerry Jones card in move from St. Louis to Los Angeles

PostPosted:7 years 10 months ago
by majik
It will look real stupid to have them play in the St. Louis colors while a majority of the fans wear the Ferragamos. Also will lead to manufacturers stuck with St. Louis colored geared whil entrepreneurial non licensed knock offs will make money selling stuff in the Ferragamo colors

Re: Rams played the Jerry Jones card in move from St. Louis to Los Angeles

PostPosted:7 years 10 months ago
by dieterbrock
majik wrote:It will look real stupid to have them play in the St. Louis colors while a majority of the fans wear the Ferragamos. Also will lead to manufacturers stuck with St. Louis colored geared whil entrepreneurial non licensed knock offs will make money selling stuff in the Ferragamo colors

St Louis was blue and gold, LA was the Ferragamos and it appears that Blue and White is used all over official Rams stuff.
Even the home page of http://www.therams.com/ is decked in Blue and White

Re: Rams played the Jerry Jones card in move from St. Louis to Los Angeles

PostPosted:7 years 10 months ago
by RamsFanSince82
St. Loser Fan wrote:
RamsFanSince82 wrote:Is this suppose to be breaking news?


Do you want this deleted?


Don't be so sensitive. Although it's not new and I didn't think it was interesting, I was mostly joking. About your comment about it being interesting that the uniforms aren't changing until 2019 coming from a Dallas source, the LA sources reported the same thing at least a few months ago.

Re: Rams played the Jerry Jones card in move from St. Louis to Los Angeles

PostPosted:7 years 10 months ago
by Hacksaw
St. Loser Fan wrote:
Elvis wrote:It's all good.

But the Jones/Kroenke connection has bee well documented for a long time around here.

He was an indispensable ally to Kroenke in moving the Rams to L.A.

Most of us L.A. fans have found a newfound love and respect for Jerry Jones...


It's just getting fresh hype due to the game. But I thought the "no uniform change" coming from a Dallas source was interesting and worth sharing.

That part struck me as well St Loser fan. It seems that more than just LA noticed the ludacris decision to keep the colors the same. It really makes no sense.

One thing I did notice besides the attempt to resemble the Gabriel's, is the gold seems to be a little more yellow than it was in St.Louis. At least in print.

Re: Rams played the Jerry Jones card in move from St. Louis to Los Angeles

PostPosted:7 years 10 months ago
by HopHead Ram
majik wrote:It will look real stupid to have them play in the St. Louis colors while a majority of the fans wear the Ferragamos. Also will lead to manufacturers stuck with St. Louis colored geared whil entrepreneurial non licensed knock offs will make money selling stuff in the Ferragamo colors


I think the narrative of the LA fans only wearing Feragamo colors is very overstated. True there are a lot of " Throwbacks" in the stands, the St Louis colors still dominate the Jersey wearing population of fans. Fans are going to wear what is available and right now, St Louis colored gear is what is readily available. As long as the Dicks,Targets,Walmarts, etc are selling Rams gear, we will buy it regardless of the color because we actually get to walk into a store and buy our gear and not Raiders, Chargers or 49ers crap that we have been subject to for the last 20 years.

I have been to 3 of the Irvine pratcices and the Family day and it is overwhelmingly offically licensed gear and that means the St Louis colors. Hell even Rockstar was cruising around pratcice on Friday in the all whites.