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Quote from: BucBalla85 on September 06, 2011, 09:30:15 PMFair enough just don't say the teams moving when you have no idea which team will end up in LA. Saying the bucs will move to LA as a fact will make you look like a troll dude.Of course it's not a fact that they are moving, but hopefully Tampa understands if you leave the door open as Baltimore did, as Cleveland did, then out team will walk out the door and that's reality.
Fair enough just don't say the teams moving when you have no idea which team will end up in LA. Saying the bucs will move to LA as a fact will make you look like a troll dude.
Quote from: smove28 on September 06, 2011, 09:32:51 PMQuote from: BucBalla85 on September 06, 2011, 09:30:15 PMFair enough just don't say the teams moving when you have no idea which team will end up in LA. Saying the bucs will move to LA as a fact will make you look like a troll dude.Of course it's not a fact that they are moving, but hopefully Tampa understands if you leave the door open as Baltimore did, as Cleveland did, then out team will walk out the door and that's reality.But the funny thing is the door is not open, it's not cracked, it's not even being knocked on to anyone's knowledge.State of the art stadium, paid for by the City of Tampa, sold out every game prior to 2010 Season opener. Has hosted 2 Super Bowls without a problem something other cities can't claim, I'm talking about you Dallas. Most teams that are "Rumored" to be moving to L.A. are teams with stadium issues (Vikings and Rams) or teams with constant attendance woes (Jaguars)Do I think Tampa has one of the worse fanbase's in all sports? Heck yeah, but we aren't as bad as Miami, Jacksonville, Oakland, San Diego, or Atlanta fans but our fanbase is in the lower tier of the NFL. But when the Bucs are winning consistently and it's cool to go to the games, the bandwagoners will be back saying "I've always been a Buc fan." We have a solid 40-45k fan base of die hards, the rest are just bandwagoners who will be back a board once the team is winning consistently.
We have a solid 40-45k fan base of die hards
You know what would be fun? If the Bucs moved to LA, and Tampa got a new expansion franchise with Gruden as head coach.
Quote from: Bucpride5 on September 06, 2011, 09:42:45 PMQuote from: smove28 on September 06, 2011, 09:32:51 PMQuote from: BucBalla85 on September 06, 2011, 09:30:15 PMFair enough just don't say the teams moving when you have no idea which team will end up in LA. Saying the bucs will move to LA as a fact will make you look like a troll dude.Of course it's not a fact that they are moving, but hopefully Tampa understands if you leave the door open as Baltimore did, as Cleveland did, then out team will walk out the door and that's reality.But the funny thing is the door is not open, it's not cracked, it's not even being knocked on to anyone's knowledge.State of the art stadium, paid for by the City of Tampa, sold out every game prior to 2010 Season opener. Has hosted 2 Super Bowls without a problem something other cities can't claim, I'm talking about you Dallas. Most teams that are "Rumored" to be moving to L.A. are teams with stadium issues (Vikings and Rams) or teams with constant attendance woes (Jaguars)Do I think Tampa has one of the worse fanbase's in all sports? Heck yeah, but we aren't as bad as Miami, Jacksonville, Oakland, San Diego, or Atlanta fans but our fanbase is in the lower tier of the NFL. But when the Bucs are winning consistently and it's cool to go to the games, the bandwagoners will be back saying "I've always been a Buc fan." We have a solid 40-45k fan base of die hards, the rest are just bandwagoners who will be back a board once the team is winning consistently.Very true, But the one thing that everyone seems to forget is that just because a team wants to move to LA it doesn't mean that LA wants that team to come. I live here in LA. They want star power and they love young. Think about it logically, if you are building an incredible stadium/amusement park do you want the Jags, no. The Vikings/no. the Dolphins/ hell no. You want a young talented QB to market, you want a slick young coach to market that might not fit in down south, but in Los Angeles, with young hollywood, his personality fits like a glove. I really don't think Tampa knows what a commodity that Josh Freeman/Raheem Morris are around the rest of the country. When Raheem said last year that he had the best team in the NFC, he became a star everywhere else but in Tampa. Understand what you see and hear is tempered by where you are and that is the same with me here in LA. This city wants the Bucs, and is willing to pay a lot to get them. They may have to settle for another team but do not think for a second that they are not gonna make a push to get our team. .
Quote from: JavaRay on September 06, 2011, 09:59:23 PMYou know what would be fun? If the Bucs moved to LA, and Tampa got a new expansion franchise with Gruden as head coach.I would root for the LA team
Quote from: michael89156 on September 06, 2011, 08:07:57 PM In a lousy economy and after an offseason in which the lockout disrupted ticket sales, the NFL will take that.[/size]It's not the economy - it's the lousy fanbase, according to several posters here.Move the team already.....give LA a third chance to support an NFL team.
In a lousy economy and after an offseason in which the lockout disrupted ticket sales, the NFL will take that.[/size]
Quote from: Borat! on September 06, 2011, 10:07:54 PMQuote from: JavaRay on September 06, 2011, 09:59:23 PMYou know what would be fun? If the Bucs moved to LA, and Tampa got a new expansion franchise with Gruden as head coach.I would root for the LA teamThen why don't you have season tickets this year to support the team?