CHARGERS SCRAMBLING TO SELL TICKETS

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BroncoTalk found this 9/4/2008 on www.profootballtalk.com [flag]
Somewhere in L.A., Ed Roski is tapping his fingertips together and muttering, “Excellent.” The San Diego Chargers have announced that they’ve received a 24-hour extension to sell the rest of the tickets to the regular-season opener at Qualcomm Stadium. If they can’t, the game will not be shown on television in the San Diego market. Holy crap. It’s [...] [link]

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Chargers Make Argument for Worst Fans in the League
Published 9/4/2008 by Kyle at BroncoTalk
... The Broncos, in comparison, have sold out 293 consecutive home games, good for third in the league behind Pittsburgh and Washington. This is the first game of the season - THE FIRST GAME - for a team with Super Bowl aspirations. How in the world does a fan base let this happen? Chargers fans should be embarrassed. Plop them down 10 spots lower to the bottom of this list, where they belong. Chargers Scrambling to Sell Tickets [ProFootballTalk] NFL’s best fans [ESPN] ...

Electricity in the Air
Published 9/5/2008 by Minor-League Town (noreply@blogger.com) at Minor-League Town
... Yeah, so much so that the team needed the NFL to grant a 24-hour extension to sell the remaining tickets in order to lift the local TV blackout. ...

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Chargers Make Argument for Worst Fans in the League

Rover found this 9/4/2008 on broncotalk.net

Will there be a season opening blackout in San Diego on Sunday? Possibly. Multiple news outlets are reporting that the San Diego Chargers have yet to sell out their 2008 opening home game against the Carolina Panthers. The Chargers have received a 24-hour extension in order to get the word out that tickets are available. “We’re doing everything we can to get the word out that we still ...
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