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2009.10.02 16:00:00

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Live Chat with Mark Fabiani - Friday, October 9th @ 11:30 AM

Join the San Diego Stadium Coalition for a live online Chat on Friday, October 9th at 11:30AM with Chargers Special Counsel Mark Fabiani

Ask your burnning questions as he shares the latest developments on the team's quest for a new stadium.

There's a lot going on with the Chargers and a potential new stadium in the County especially within the City of Escondido, so it's a great time to educate yourself and get involved.

You must be a registered member and logged in during the chat to participate.

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2009.02.25 08:00:00

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Why Do the Chargers Needs a New Stadium?

Why Do the Chargers Needs a New Stadium?

by Joe McRugby (Guest Blogger)

You often hear complaints that the Spanos family doesn't care about winning as compared to owners like Jerry Jones and Daniel Snyder, who regularly sign players -both their own and on the free agent market- to huge front loaded and bonus-laden deals.

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The Chargers' Shaky Stadium Estimate
The argument goes like this: The city of San Diego loses money each year operating Qualcomm Stadium, the Mission Valley home of the Chargers. A lot of money. A whopping loss of more than $300 million between now and 2020, when the team's lease ends at Qualcomm.

Chargers Response
There is a fundamental problem with the work done today by the Voice of San Diego’s fact checker: From the very outset, the
fact checker misstates and mischaracterizes the basic question and in so doing undermines the validity of his conclusions.

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