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Goodell Shuts Door on NFL Teams Moving
I just love the way the writer of this story somehow is trying to make the Chargers the bad guy in this story. Guess what San Diego? The Chargers aren't going anywhere, just like they have been saying for the last, what, 10 years. The Reader, along with the other rags in this town, has done nothing but cry wolf about the Boltz being as good as gone. The only thing you guys have accomplished is alienating the fan base for absolutely no good reason. The only question left is wether the Chargers stay in the second worst stadium in the league or if the vision for a waterfront stadium/convention center expansion is realized? Hopefully, the citizens of San Diego aren't as shortsighted as they were when they tried to stop the construction of the Coronado bridge because that was also a terrible idea, right?— February 4, 2012 7:53 p.m.