Time running out in Bolts' stadium quest

[captaind]

EVERY single proposal in LA has tanked from Carson to Irwindale to Downtown LA- no matter who or how much $ is backing it (Roski, Anschutz, etc.). Now if the NFL decides it will start building stadiums and leasing to teams instead of just loaning $200 Mil towards deals- why can't they build 1 in San Diego for the Chargers while still trying to find a workable solution in LA?

San Diego will never get a new stadium. It's not a question of if but when they leave.

I just hope they win a Super Bowl before it happens.

[blueman]

Did somebody even remotely involved with any of this actually have a football-type conversation with Acee? Wow, I'm impressed.

[Faded blues]

San Diego will never get a new stadium. It's not a question of if but when they leave.

I just hope they win a Super Bowl before it happens.

Dead wrong

The Chargers will have w new stadium by 2020 in San diego

Their are too many people who want it done

[bonehead]

EXACTLY. Get 'er done NFL. It's your next great revenue stream. Own the building and rent it out to not only NFL teams but soccer teams, colleges, motocross, etc...

THIS!!!!!! I just don't get why taxpayers should have to fund this stadium...... Especially when we are constantly lectured about the out of this world revenue stream that the stadium, parking, concessions etc... Will bring. If it's such a moneymaker why not own the whole damn enchilada???

[captaind]

Dead wrong

The Chargers will have w new stadium by 2020 in San diego

Their are too many people who want it done

Would have happened by now.

[longhorn]

THIS!!!!!! I just don't get why taxpayers should have to fund this stadium...... Especially when we are constantly lectured about the out of this world revenue stream that the stadium, parking, concessions etc... Will bring. If it's such a moneymaker why not own the whole damn enchilada???

The expansion of the Convention Center connected to a multi-purpose stadium makes so much sense:

The hotels support it because it grows their business
Tourism benefits with more conventions and national-level events (Final4, SB, NCAAFB Championship, etc.)
How about restaurants, retailers, real estate demand

Why wouldn't the public want to support a new stadium? After all they seemed to have no problem voting in a White House and it's Keynesian ways...

[thelightningwill]

The expansion of the Convention Center connected to a multi-purpose stadium makes so much sense:

The hotels support it because it grows their business
Tourism benefits with more conventions and national-level events (Final4, SB, NCAAFB Championship, etc.)
How about restaurants, retailers, real estate demand

Why wouldn't the public want to support a new stadium? After all they seemed to have no problem voting in a White House and it's Keynesian ways...

If those businesses want to pay for a stadium, let them.

Go San Diego c/-/argers!

[bonehead]

The expansion of the Convention Center connected to a multi-purpose stadium makes so much sense:

The hotels support it because it grows their business
Tourism benefits with more conventions and national-level events (Final4, SB, NCAAFB Championship, etc.)
How about restaurants, retailers, real estate demand

Why wouldn't the public want to support a new stadium? After all they seemed to have no problem voting in a White House and it's Keynesian ways...

......and of course no mention of the "taxpayers"

Who benefits?

[6025]

I really don't care who pays for it, just get it the fuck done, please.

[thelightningwill]

I really don't care who pays for it, just get it the fuck done, please.

Sweet. I nominate 6025 to fund it. Problem solved.

Go San Diego c/-/argers!

[6025]

Sweet. I nominate 6025 to fund it. Problem solved.

Go San Diego c/-/argers!

Why do you care who funds it? You don't even live here.

[thelightningwill]

Why do you care who funds it? You don't even live here.

Can't help it. The anti-crapitalist in me. Besides, all my family lives there.

Go San Diego c/-/argers!