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Too close to both Cincinnati and Indianapolis, plus a Louisville team could cut into the Titans' base in southern KY. No way the owners of those three teams allow it to happen. Fuhgeddaboutit.
cincinatiis close but their team is not that good if kentucky's team was good the bengals might move. most of the soth kentucky fan base fore the titans if in the border counties.
Rememeber this is a buiness decison and even the make up of the city counts alot. Houston and Dalls are really the only cities with the demographic to support a team at the level needed now days.
cincinatiis close but their team is not that good if kentucky's team was good the bengals might move. most of the soth kentucky fan base fore the titans if in the border counties.
Do you understand how the NFL and business works?
By the way, Henderson in northwest Kentucky is a big Titans town; Owensboro too.
i didn't say all support was on the border. i have thought for a while the bengals might move to some where like los angeles. and los angeles has a new stadium so some one will move there.
new stadium is awesome los angeles
I think the NFL should turn to its roots, and start looking away from the big markets. Bring the game back to its fans around the country. Did you know that the original league actually had not one, but TWO teams in Wisconsin? In addition to Green Bay, there was a club based in Sheboygan.
That's the sort of thing I think they should consider. Forget about L.A.
That's never happening.
I know that this is all opinion and what not, but there's NOOOOOOOO way any state other than Cali, Texas, Florida, Ohio, Penn, and New York (sort of) will have more than one team.
Big markets = big money, L.A. WILL get a team even if they don't want one. Period.
I think the NFL should turn to its roots, and start looking away from the big markets. Bring the game back to its fans around the country. Did you know that the original league actually had not one, but TWO teams in Wisconsin? In addition to Green Bay, there was a club based in Sheboygan.
That's the sort of thing I think they should consider. Forget about L.A.
If the NFL put another team back in Wisconsin, it should be Milwaukee. There are some other big cities without NFL teams that should be considered for locations of maybe an alternative football league looking for non-NFL markets:
Albuquerque, Louisville, Salt Lake City, Memphis, Portland, San Jose, Columbus...
i didn't say all support was on the border. i have thought for a while the bengals might move to some where like los angeles. and los angeles has a new stadium so some one will move there.
new stadium is awesome los angeles
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can you give me reputation points any of you
Los Angeles does not have a new stadium, no rep for you!
i didn't say all support was on the border. i have thought for a while the bengals might move to some where like los angeles. and los angeles has a new stadium so some one will move there.
new stadium is awesome los angeles
The only city seriously mentioned in the run-up to the tax referendum for Paul Brown Stadium was Baltimore. The Bengals are going nowhere. Furthermore, Indy is about the same distance to Louisville as Cincy, and you may have heard that there's a pretty good team in Indianapolis. It's simply not going to happen for Louisville.
The only city seriously mentioned in the run-up to the tax referendum for Paul Brown Stadium was Baltimore. The Bengals are going nowhere. Furthermore, Indy is about the same distance to Louisville as Cincy, and you may have heard that there's a pretty good team in Indianapolis. It's simply not going to happen for Louisville.
i just want it to happen it would be cool
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