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Raiders to Season Ticket Holders: “We don’t know where we’re playing this year” (Update: Back to Oakland)


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3 minutes ago, LSHMEAB said:

It makes sense, but it would have to be the worst NFL venue of all time. That place is a complete dump. It's one year though, so meh.

 

Totally agree, but there aren't many options.  Funny, I will be there in March for the USA7's Rugby International Tournament again.  But, its just 1 year, might as well play where you new fan base will be.  And thats the only stadium in the are they can play in. 

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They should play home games at 8 different venues, just jump around.  That would be great.

 

 

3 hours ago, Mark Vader said:

Berkeley is a pain with all of it's hills.

 

They'd be better off playing at Stanford. Although they could wind up at the stadium where the San Francisco Giants play baseball.

 

Yeah, but parking is a breeze!  :huh:

 

Actually, Cal was my first thought.

 

 

 

2 hours ago, ExWNYer said:

 

Mark Davis reaches out to Raiduh Nation...

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If anyone ever doubted that gingers have no soul.....just look at that guy.

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I swear Mark Davis reminds me of Llyod from Dumb and Dumber...

 

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1 hour ago, KD in CA said:

They should play home games at 8 different venues, just jump around.  That would be great.

 

 

 

Yeah, but parking is a breeze!  :huh:

 

Actually, Cal was my first thought.

 

 

 

 

If anyone ever doubted that gingers have no soul.....just look at that guy.

 

 

Did someone say Jump Around?

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1 hour ago, KD in CA said:

They should play home games at 8 different venues, just jump around.  That would be great.

 

 

 

Yeah, but parking is a breeze!  :huh:

 

Actually, Cal was my first thought.

 

 

 

 

If anyone ever doubted that gingers have no soul.....just look at that guy.

 

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6 hours ago, C.Biscuit97 said:

Whenever I feel bad about the Bills, I get happy than I’m not a Raiders fan.

 

the sad part is they probably will be one of the richest franchises in a few years.  I feel bad for fans of a team that moves (except the Jags) but the Vegas Raiders are going to blow up.  

 

They'll have a weak home field advantage though. There will be tons of fans from all over the NFL traveling to those games. Should be very interesting.

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The 1973 Jets didn’t have a home until the Mets World Series run ended at Shea.

 

In a 14 game season they were on the road the first six and lost a home game right for the remaining 8 weeks.

 

 

 

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12 hours ago, Brianmoorman4jesus said:

Just go to somewhere near Vegas now and build the fan base up. Might as well get that dead year out of the way so the new stadium might have some raider fans in it

 

Where in the desert would you suggest?  Once you get away from the LV metro, most of the potential "fan base" consists snakes, scorpions, and coyotes.  About 75% of Nevada's population (2.8 million) resides in Clark County where Las Vegas is located.  Northwestern Arizona is only marginally more populous.

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13 hours ago, Florida Bills Fanatic said:

The Raiders have bungled this move tremendously.  That being said, the blame for the move rests clearly on the city of Oakland and the state.  The team has tried to get support to build a new stadium in Oakland for several years.  When they changed their focus to a move away from Oakland, they had little trouble finding a good deal.  Having had the misfortune to attend a game in that stadium, I don't blame Davis for taking this extreme measure.  As some other posts have indicated, there are options.  The Chargers had to deal with this problem and did not have great options either.

 

Problem with your post is that the Raiders and Chargers both have historically bad ownership. It is no wonder that both of them no longer play where they did. Why should cities be held hostage by terrible owners? The blame rests with them.

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27 minutes ago, EasternOHBillsFan said:

 

Problem with your post is that the Raiders and Chargers both have historically bad ownership. It is no wonder that both of them no longer play where they did. Why should cities be held hostage by terrible owners? The blame rests with them.

 

They shouldnt.  But then the cities shouldn’t kick and scream if the team decides to go elsewhere.

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14 hours ago, C.Biscuit97 said:

Whenever I feel bad about the Bills, I get happy than I’m not a Raiders fan.

 

the sad part is they probably will be one of the richest franchises in a few years.  I feel bad for fans of a team that moves (except the Jags) but the Vegas Raiders are going to blow up.  

 

With Gruden in charge the odds of implosion certainly do rise with each passing day...

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