[Hacksaw]

Peter King thinks the Rams staying in St. Louis is the most logical decision. He talks about that and a lot more Rams/NFL topics with Randy Karraker.

Listen to King Talk Rams/NFL
http://www.rams-news.com/king-rams-stay ... ion-audio/

You know what they say opinions are like.

[Hacksaw_64]

It's straight out of this book.

http://www.amazon.com/Masters-Disaster-Commandments-Damage-Control/dp/113727896X/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1443612044&sr=8-1&keywords=mark+fabiani

Good point. Avoid being caught in Fabiani's spin cycle.

[The Ripper]

It's straight out of this book.

http://www.amazon.com/Masters-Disaster-Commandments-Damage-Control/dp/113727896X/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1443612044&sr=8-1&keywords=mark+fabiani

LOL..
Christopher Lehane and Mark Fabiani have provided damage control for global Fortune 500 companies, prominent elected officials, and well-known celebrities. Previously, they worked for the Clinton White House as part of the "rapid-response" team employed to respond to the various investigations of the Clinton Administration. Boasting frequent media appearances for their expert commentary on the art of damage control, both authors are lawyers with degrees from Harvard Law School.

They left out the part about the Chargers. That will surely be in Vol. 2.

The Chargers and Lance Armstrong will be left out of the next book.

[OldSchool]

That's an amazing listen, he literally nails Fabiani on his every move as being a plan to manipulate San Diego and not move to Carson.

[Hacksaw_64]

I thought the strongest point Fred made is how ridiculous the idea of the Chargers alone in Carson is. Will that really make financial sense to Goldman Sachs who are allegedly bankrolling Carson?

It doesn't make any financial sense without the Raiders who would outdraw the Chargers. The keep talking about this mysterious Charger fanbase in LA but I don't buy it.

[Hacksaw]

bubbaramfan

http://www3.epa.gov/region09/superfund/del-amo.html

......."the Del Amo Superfund site, starting with a multi-layer impermeable cap over the waste pits and installation of the soil-vapor extraction wells. In September, 2002, the Del Amo facility was placed on the EPA’s National Priorities’ List of the most contaminated sites in the US".

Hacksaw

A strong label by the EPA "the most contaminated in the US". The page is refreshed daily, but how much has been done since '02? There are some big piles of dirt.

[den-the-coach]

Nice to hear Fred back on the Rams coming back to Los Angeles wagon and his comment about being a roller coaster more colossal then even that analogy and thus is what we as LA Ram fans are going to have endure until December. The great thing is all of us should get a nice Christmas present in December when it's announced the Rams are coming home.

[snackdaddy]

I thought the strongest point Fred made is how ridiculous the idea of the Chargers alone in Carson is. Will that really make financial sense to Goldman Sachs who are allegedly bankrolling Carson?

Yup. And then there is VinnyB saying Chargers alone in LA with a straight face.

When I challenged Vinny to a pizza bet that if one team went to LA it wouldn't be Chargers, Vinny said that's a sucker bet and ran away from it.

That to me is all the proof you need to see what Vinny is all about.

He is touting his goomba Fabiani's propaganda. Yet maybe it's what the NFL and even what Kroenke wants to muddle the narrative.

One thing is for sure, Vinny is NOT telling it like he honestly believes it. He is playing his readers.

The best way to keep em reading is to feed them bits and pieces of a story a little at a time. Even if those bits and pieces ain't the real story.

[bluecoconuts]

Roggin just said he found out the Tennant deal in Inglewood... No rent, gets all the money from his game days, sponsors, etc.

Which is one hell of a good deal. Roggin says he believes Kroenke told the NFL that's his deal, but not Spanos. Nobody is talking to each other, the league would need to tell Spanos that, and get them talking. Says Spanos won't get naming rights, but 10-20 million a year shouldn't be enough to spend 900 million.

[Hacksaw]

Roggin just said he found out the Tennant deal in Inglewood... No rent, gets all the money from his game days, sponsors, etc.

Which is one hell of a good deal. Roggin says he believes Kroenke told the NFL that's his deal, but not Spanos. Nobody is talking to each other, the league would need to tell Spanos that, and get them talking. Says Spanos won't get naming rights, but 10-20 million a year shouldn't be enough to spend 900 million.

That makes perfect sense. Spanos wants it all so he'll probably balk. The owners may have something to say about that though.