**the official 49ers thread**

[WarVeteranO01]

They paid Jon "Chucky" Gruden $100,000,000 to run this club. He's the offensive coordinator as well as head coach. He's lost the team...it's obvious they don't give a crap about playing hard or for him.

Al Davis is rolling in his zombie casket.

Al Davis wouldve paid for Grudwn too. The Raiders are notorious for making bad financial decisions.

[paulf]

Mullins looked pretty good. Can use him as trade bait when Garrapollo gets back. Jacksonville could use him.

WTF are the Niners doing in Santa Clara? That's practically Western Ohio.

Fuckin NFL greed, that's what.

Stadiums have, at best, no impact on the economy of a city and at worst a negative one, yet the NFL demands zillions of dollars in taxpayer money to stay in a city. They get away with this because voters like having teams, so city officials are under a lot of pressure to concede to the NFL's demands.

The NFL and team owners will declare well-kept but older stadiums are too economically inefficient... which is another way of saying that older stadiums don't have enough luxury boxes and suites that they can charge crazy money for, and that the seats are too wide/comfortably spaced, and demand that the city build them a new stadium on the taxpayer's dime, even if there are no actual issues with the stadium. Most famous example of this is in Cincinnati, where the stadium has been an albatross over the city's neck financially, and the NFL was demanding a contract provision that the city pay them reverse rent.... that's right... pay them millions monthly just to play there.

The 49ers got SC taxpayers to pay them something like 800 million dollars to play in their city. The city of SF tried to negotiate the building a new stadium in candlestick park, but they weren't going anywhere near those numbers.

It's a disgrace.

[Mooshashi]

Fuckin NFL greed, that's what.

Stadiums have, at best, no impact on the economy of a city and at worst a negative one, yet the NFL demands zillions of dollars in taxpayer money to stay in a city. They get away with this because voters like having teams, so city officials are under a lot of pressure to concede to the NFL's demands.

The NFL and team owners will declare well-kept but older stadiums are too economically inefficient... which is another way of saying that older stadiums don't have enough luxury boxes and suites that they can charge crazy money for, and that the seats are too wide/comfortably spaced, and demand that the city build them a new stadium on the taxpayer's dime, even if there are no actual issues with the stadium. Most famous example of this is in Cincinnati, where the stadium has been an albatross over the city's neck financially, and the NFL was demanding a contract provision that the city pay them reverse rent.... that's right... pay them millions monthly just to play there.

The 49ers got SC taxpayers to pay them something like 800 million dollars to play in their city. The city of SF tried to negotiate the building a new stadium in candlestick park, but they weren't going anywhere near those numbers.

It's a disgrace.

Aren't the Giants preventing the Athletics from building a new stadium in San Jose/Santa Clara? Something about TV rights? That is one team that REALLY needs a new stadium....plus the Raiders are moving to Las Vegas and won't be playing there anymore.

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[paulf]

Temporarily putting my real photo in my avi.... photo taken at the cowboys office in Plano earlier..... 49s BABY

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Mac got his Raiders owned tho.............

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Ill take an ugly win over a pretty loss all day every day and twice on sunday.... lessss go!!!!!!!!

[paulf]

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I don't want not one of you fair weather fAckers saying jack ***** right now.......

[Chups]

They are winning again so I'M BACK!!