Why did the Colts leave Baltimore
by Blueisgood on Apr 10, 2009 4:17 PM EDT
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Do these guys ever learn. If the Preakness was considering leaving Maryland, they are certain to leave before this bill passes. Do these politicians even have a clue as to how their actions affect businesses and people.
Honestly, I wouldn't even read this. But there is nothing going on in the NFL right now, and all of the other sports are boring. Can't we have a NFL spring league so we wouldn't have to wait so long for football season to start.
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Feelings
let’s be honest, feelings are a huge part of our football lives. even with giving the best and most reasonable explanation to the baltimore guys, they just wouldn’t understant. It’s what THEY want to believe.
David Burton to the COLTS!
Disgusting
When government takes this kind of control, everyone better start caring. Because it opens doors that we don’t want, and at some point it will affect us in an area that we personally care about. Usually too late in the game to stop it.
Glad this didn’t happen to the Colts.
Eh
Maybe sometimes a venerable tradition is more important than money.
Although I’m not sure how you value the fair compensation for a horse race.
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