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The Mile High Report found this 4/18/2008 on www.signonsandiego.com [flag]

Overview Background: The Chargers have been looking around the county for a location for a new stadium since May 2006, and prefer a bayfront site in Chula Vista. What's changing: A Los Angeles developer and family friend of the Chargers' owners announced a plan yesterday to build a new stadium in a suburb east of Los Angeles. The Chargers say they have discussed the proposal with the ... [link]

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Horse Tracks 4/18/08
Published 4/18/2008 by mdierk at The Mile High Report
... Phyllis and his merry men are telling people in San Diego that they are not leaving. Interesting that the builder of new stadium in LA is friends with the owners. See here ...

NFL Friday: Urlacher Disputes Report; Walsh Talks Soon?
Published 4/18/2008 by Joel 'DiG' DiGiacomo at Football for Breakfast
... News Patriots: Walsh Talks May Be Near (Boston Herald) Jets: Jets Swooning Over Darren McFadden (Daily News) Dolphins: GM Jeff Ireland Drops Possible Hint (Miami Herald) Bengals: T.J.: It’s Best to Trade Chad (Cincinnati Enquirer) Ravens: McNair Retirement Shocks Teammates (Baltimore Sun) Chargers: Chargers Not Bolting from Area (San Diego Union-Tribune) Chiefs: Vikings, ...

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