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No one was going to come out for this game. Doubt there will be a sell out the rest of the season, even.
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Your right. The idea to compare the city and team was a stretch. As a resident I just find it interesting that the city and the Raiders this year are going through a rebuilding phase, with signs of success and failure in different areas. The city's administration is trying to dodge a federal takeover with the feds and isn't getting a round of applause from the community. I'm not sold on Jean Quan, the Police Department, or Gregg Knapp, but I am sold on Art Murmur, Ike's Cafe, and Reggie
The NFL leaning on Mark to become a minority owner and moving the team to LA has me concerned, though I'm not sure why. Maybe it's because I don't like the idea of the team going "corporate" and losing its link to Al Davis. I doubt any change in ownership could change the atmosphere of Raider games or Raider Nation, so I suppose it isn't that serious an issue. Los Angeles is obviously more than ready to support an NFL team in a new stadium in the heart of the city, and though I object to the likely monetization of tailgating by designating areas for it and charging for entry and use, it's time that the Raiders had a new stadium with prime fan support. Oakland has proven the past two years that it's able to bring the fans into the Coliseum and sell out; what hasn't been proven is the City of Oakland's ability to eliminate its own ineptitude (and corruption?) in working with teams within the City to live up to promises to provide support for a new stadium. Without that, there's dim hope for either the Raiders or A's remaining in the City.
Does the Davis family still have a lot of money? I remember reading some article about the family when Al passed away.
wonder if its possible to black out a game on nfl network? :x
QuarterbackWait... what?
What the hell is he going to do?
Grady Allen, Dennis Allen's father, has passed. Dennis will return to the Raiders on Wednesday and will be coaching the team Thursday.
It's been a hard few weeks for DA. Hopefully they play hard for him on Thursday.