Check the IP address of this idiot too, Halo. Looks like another troll.

What I'm saying is, if the entire city - or a substantial majority - felt the same way as [some of] the people on this board, then the Superbowl would be moved. If hundreds of thousands took to the streets saying "don't bring it here", it would be moved. Actually 10,000 or so might be enough. But you aren't going to catch the mayor saying it, or the Saints ownership, or the senators or congressmen, because there's too much money riding on it, and a lot of that money is to be made by voters who don't feel like giving it up.

You don't need to check my IP address, it's Lancashire England. We get live NFL over here too.

Why a troll? I'm being polite. Just not agreeing with most of you.

LOL! :bng:

It's kind of true though... If everyone is so angry and opposed to the NFL's punishment of the Saints why would we want to host them down here?? I get the economical aspect but come on... how is that going to affect your life??

tar and feather notsogoodells ass. i felt that way before bountygate.

they won't move the $tupidbowl. get a clue.

Let's take it down a notch fellas.

That's a fairly self-centered way of looking at the situation - think about all of the small business owners, who have made their short term financial plans with the Super Bowl in mind.

:popcorn:

I am sure if the Saints were in it it would be less harsh but if they aren't in it... I can see everywhere Goodell goes he'll be greeted with boo's the whole time he is in NO.

At least I would hope.