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Originally Posted by dmbrhs
I'm gonna go ahead and chalk this up as a minor victory. Neither council thinks the arena funding plan should be put to a public vote (which would have been a death knell for the arena) and they should decide as a council. At least some finally grew enough balls to make a decision.
http://seattletimes.nwsou...2018483849_arena21m.html
Haven't followed closely on these individuals, but why are they so adamant on derailing the arena?Originally Posted by dmbrhs
Another thing I will point out, it seems like we keep hearing the same names over and over who are asking all the dumb, combative questions. And it's the usual suspects too (Licata, Godden, von Reichbauer). Haven't heard a peep from the others. It seems like a couple of Negative Nancies are really trying to give Hansen a hard time. hopefully it doesn't permeate their colleagues.
Also heard on the radio today that von Reichbauer has been taking credit for keeping the Seahawks in town, when he literally had nothing to do with it (it was the NFL, and eventually Paul Allen, who kept the team here). Dude is a hypocritical sleazeball.
Originally Posted by dakid23
Originally Posted by 651akathePaul
Sleep easy, Seattle.
I will
Political agenda??Originally Posted by SinnerP
Haven't followed closely on these individuals, but why are they so adamant on derailing the arena?Originally Posted by dmbrhs
Another thing I will point out, it seems like we keep hearing the same names over and over who are asking all the dumb, combative questions. And it's the usual suspects too (Licata, Godden, von Reichbauer). Haven't heard a peep from the others. It seems like a couple of Negative Nancies are really trying to give Hansen a hard time. hopefully it doesn't permeate their colleagues.
Also heard on the radio today that von Reichbauer has been taking credit for keeping the Seahawks in town, when he literally had nothing to do with it (it was the NFL, and eventually Paul Allen, who kept the team here). Dude is a hypocritical sleazeball.
Originally Posted by Elpablo21
Originally Posted by dakid23
Originally Posted by 651akathePaul
Sleep easy, Seattle.
I will
Originally Posted by trak1sh
I really want my team back but it does suck how we will be doing the same thing that was done to us. I hate OKC but I guess I'd rather be hated and have a team...
Originally Posted by Mitchellicious
You guys should blame Hurricane Katrina. Without that, the Hornets never play home games in OKC and let Bennett get a taste of the NBA.
I've thought that for a long time. I think I even mentioned it in this thread at one point.Originally Posted by Mitchellicious
You guys should blame Hurricane Katrina. Without that, the Hornets never play home games in OKC and let Bennett get a taste of the NBA.
dmbrhs wrote:
And yeah, if you really look back over the last 15 years, you can find little things that all kind of added up to a perfect storm of events. I still think the signing of Jim McIlvaine was the catalyst.
Just imagine how different things would have been had it not been for him.