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Over $16.00 for lunch? Ian, you used to be a man of the people!— January 19, 2015 4:12 p.m.
What about that Spanos money?
Don, I am not sure the first paragraph poses a question. It does however outline realistically the state of San Diego's economy. Additionally, it should be included in every tweet, post, blog or article about the proposed stadium. Also it should be stated before every meeting Faulkner's proposed exploratory committee will have! I believe the pressing question is how much should the Spanos family contribute? Is it also your article's implication? Using their Chargers ownership stake as collateral I believe the Spanos family could obtain a loan. As such they would not touch their $200 million. In your opinion what loan amount could the Spanos family obtain? I believe the NFL, the Spanos family and major businesses/sponsors should take on 80% of the financial burden/risk. They will directly benefit when the Chargers net worth inevitably increases. I recommend selling personal seat licenses, (PSL) to raise the remaining $200 million. Keep up the good work. I always enjoy your thoughtful articles.— January 19, 2015 3:53 p.m.