“We weren’t going to get a team back,” said Rob Huitt. “If we can stick it with them then whatever we can do with them, that’s good enough for me.”
scheduled tribe. LOUIS – On the day St. Louis settled the $790 million lawsuit against the Rams and the NFL, many fans said they felt like the league was closed at a time when they were backed against the goal line .
“They could go up a dollar or two,” Renia Pruitt said.
“The football industry is a multi-billion dollar industry,” said Tim Kleiman. “They could have got and maybe even more. What are they doing with the money?”
The NFL has left town twice, and without an expansion team settling the lawsuit, it’s possible to do pro football at the Dome.
Brendan Canada said, “It’s a little sad that they left, but not at all.”
“We weren’t going to get a team back,” said Rob Huitt. “If we can stick it with them then whatever we can do with them, that’s good enough for me.”
However, this time around the city and county are running with $513 million and an additional $276 million going to the attorneys who represented St. Louis in court.
“I think St. Louis is moving in a very great direction,” Canada said. “There’s a lot of work to be done. There’s still a lot of good things to do about St. Louis and we’re going to increase it even more.”
While it’s still unclear how the money will be divided between the city and county, it appears that everyone has an idea of how to spend it.
Canada said, “I think what they could do with that money was put it in the stadium to pay for it, and then put it in the infrastructure in the city because it certainly has to have a roadblock with it.” the wanted.”
“I don’t really care what they do to be honest with you,” Hutt said. “They should make a big billboard that says something about Kroenke, I don’t know.”
“ST. Lewis has a lot of other terrible things to do without football,” Mike Hill said. “The football team lost.”
Stan Kroenke previously agreed to indemnify the league in the matter, but it is unclear how much of the $790 million he will be on the hook for.
The funds must be paid within 30 days from the settlement.