Quote:Perhaps because there's nothing to discuss?  Nah.  That couldn't be it.

 

Khan buys an NFL franchise for $750 million.  The team is worth over a billion dollars a few short years later. 

 

In order to break his lease with the city and move the team, he'd have to show a financial loss in 3 consecutive seasons.  In order to prove that, he'd have to open up ALL of the team's books for a judge to review.  The league will never allow that to happen, but the NFLPA would encourage him to do so, no doubt.

 

Meanwhile, they're finding ways to monetize everything they can inside the stadium selling sponsorships for anything bolted down or not, and developing programs to help businesses grow their operations so that they too can become sponsors at some point.  In fact, Mark Lamping was just down in Palm Coast earlier this week, not exactly a suburb of Jacksonville, helping to promote the Jaguars Black program with businesses there. If the goal here is to move to London, looking for ways to increase revenue would go directly against what you're suggesting they're doing.

 

On top of all that, he's got more than a BILLION dollars pledged toward one major project, and he's spent significantly more than $100 million of his own money already on stadium renovations, real estate investments in the city, and expanding his business empire. 

 

So, maybe the reason nobody wants to bother discussing the topic of this thread is because it's an idiotic conspiracy theory that has no grounding in reality once you look at actual facts and not some delusional ranting from some message board poster?  Of course, you've edited the post now taking out the part about not believing it.  So, I guess you do actually believe it now?   Good for you!

 

Khan dosent need to open the books to prove financial loss, all he needs to do is just request a new stadium, get push-back from the local municipal to justify him needing to relocate.

 

There is a specific reason the cities of San Diego, Oakland,  and St Louis haven't asked the respective owners to show their financial losses because there is none. They know that it, and it would be a pointless argument, That's the angle the League has pushed the owners to use. 

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