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Old Posted Oct 23, 2012, 2:56 PM
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The NFL is doing what it always does, it attempts to lure competing bids to use as leverage in their negotiations locally and nationally. Locally because pitting Roski on AEG on the investors at Dodger Stadium and Frank McCourt yields the opportunity to negotiate more favorable terms. Also, having a red hot return to LA discussion on the table allows them to hijack tax payers in other cities afraid of losing their team to LA for new stadiums and stadium improvements. LA should just walk away from the table. Over the years over and over again the NFL has done this. I don't know why anybody would be surprised, it should be expected as a regular play from the NFL play book. I'd like to see AEG move on on the idea of the NFL and serve them a dish of their own medicine. LA, plainly and simply, just doesn't need the NFL the way the NFL needs LA.
     
     
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