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back the USFL! Meanwhile, I’m just going to make the SDSU my team. Go Aztecs! — Ed Cro
$87M for Stub Hub. Three or four years pay for a top quarterback. —Andy Yoshinaga
The people( flakes) in San Diego should have voted for the hotel tax on the bal- lot and your team would of stayed....: No NFL TEAM FOR U!
— Dwain Gallo
Two things about this article. While the Chargers finished (just barely) above the Raid- ers in attendance per game, the more telling stat was percentage of available seats sold, which the Chargers were dead last. Also, TV blackouts are a thing of the past in the NFL.
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every game in sports bars coast to coast. That’s an even better deal than stadi- ums offer since seats can go unsold. This fight between cities and the NFL will be interesting to watch though. The league probably thinks that gigantic, flashy stadiums are great as long as somebody else is paying the majority of the tab, while realizing they can downsize and still collect the same revenue without having to pay for them them- selves. On a related note, one very telling moment was a couple years back when I was listening to the Dan Patrick Show. The question of the day was about where you preferred to watch a game, at home/at a bar or live at the stadium. Something like 80% who responded said at home or a bar. I thought that was a pretty amazing result, especially since it’s such a sports-specific radio show. You expect a result like this on NPR. The masses may be moving away from live NFL in general.
— Dryw Keltz
“Former Lieutenant Guns for Goldsmith” City Lights Posted February 1 Did Jan Goldsmith Get a City Pension? He had an eight year term, and the city used to have a 5 years minimum + 5 year pay-in to get a 10 year pension, Or is he going to pop up working some- where else?
— nostalgic
Disgraceful behavior by Goldsmith, if true. Read
that JG also appeared to be getting involved in partisan political campaigns and activities during his 2nd term?!
The City Attorneys Office is supposed to be Non Partisan. A full and complete inves- tigation of Jan Goldsmith’s office should be conducted by an independent, blue rib- bon citizens panels includ- ing attorneys, retired judges etc.... Questions I would want
answered include: What happened with the Filner situation?! Did Goldsmith sabotage Filner?! What about Mike Aguirre?! How did a Poway official (Goldsmith) end up as San Diego City Attorney and Why?! Also, all files, plea bargains, cases etc under Goldsmith tenure should be reviewed by a non partisan, independent panel of experts for possible par- tisan political shenanigans — sportsfan0000
“Singer/Songwriter’s “Alternative Facts” Finds Footing Online” Blurt Posted February 9 Such a reassuringly realistic read.
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