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Understand that our home game will be the annual event in London this year. Possibly announced tomorrow
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blech. Not crazy about that. Players always say what a huge pain that game is. -
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There's an annoucement happening tomorrow regarding the game in London, I guess it's to reveal this years teams. It would be ironic if the year I finally plan to go to St Louis is the year they come to London.
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Not to mention the year I move to North America. Given that two of my favourite bands have announced gigs in London since my move got confirmed, I'm willing to bet as much as you like that it's the Rams in London.Originally posted by TheBritishRam View PostComment
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Sounds like the Bash is going overseas this year. ; )Comment
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WOOT! ClanRam, Bash in London
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Keeping the Rams Nation TalkingComment
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be nice for the office workers and rich kids.Comment
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We will win that game....the JETS will come over without a headcoach. No dope allowed on any flights domestic or international.
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Was talking w my friend whos a Jet fan about going to this game. Unfortunate, but happy for some of you fans overseas.Comment
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I don't care too much about this, I just think its funny the NFL wants to show off one its worst teams overseas.
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Don't be too hard on the Jets. They are in rebuild mode. : )Originally posted by Fettmaster View PostLast edited by Rambunctious; -01-19-2012, 02:53 PM.Comment
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Ha, right.
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I just got an e-mail from a friend of mine who lives in London saying the same thing - Jets @ Rams, announcement tomorrow. Unless it's the weekend of my daughter's first birthday, my wife and I will surely be there. We've been looking for a reason to go visit him anyway.Comment
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Very excited for all of our English, Welsh, Scottish, and Irish fans. You guys finally have a "home" game. You deserve it.The more things change, the more they stay the same.Comment
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Finally!! Can't wait if trueComment
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Just got mine in for 2012 and wanted to give a special shout out to....
Jayne, Taylor, Shannon, Paige, Christa, Jennifer, Holly, Kayla, Emily W, Brittany, Aimee, Tessa, Emily S, Aundrea, Tess, Morgan, Sheri, Ashley E, ahhh.... you get the point.-09-13-2011, 09:42 PM -
Amazing News!!!
Per rotoworld
After last years disasterous season I didnt think there would be any chance.
Thanks commish for giving all teams a shot at primetime.
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By Jim Thomas, STL Post Dispatch
The Rams are headed overseas next season.
League sources told the Post-Dispatch on Thursday night that the team will play an AFC foe — believed to be the New England Patriots — during the 2012 regular season in London.
London, of course, is the home of Rams owner Stan Kroenke’s Arsenal soccer team of the English Premier League.
The NFL games in London usually are played around mid-season. And with the exception of this season, when Chicago played Tampa Bay, all of the previous matchups have featured an NFC team vs. an AFC club.
The 2012 game will be a Rams "home" contest, meaning they will play only seven games next season in the Edward Jones Dome.
It is also believed that this could be a multi-year arrangement with the Rams, not unlike the Buffalo Bills playing in Toronto.
NFL commissioner Roger Goodell said in October that he had been talking to several teams about becoming regulars in London to help build an overseas following.
Such a development, Goodell said then, would be "very powerful and lead us to what we ultimately would like to do — have a franchise here in London."
Tampa Bay, owned by the Glazer family, has played in London two times in the past three seasons. The Glazers also own Manchester United of the Premier League.
The NFL began playing regular-season games in London in 2007, so this will be the sixth such contest played at Wembley Stadium, which seats 82,000.
The NFL has committed to play at least one regular-season contest there through 2016.
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Enjoy overseas fans.-01-19-2012, 11:02 PM -
At this time each year, there are countless commentators providing league-wide overviews and predictions for the upcoming season.
Many... indeed, most of these commentators have little more than a superficial knowledge of the majority of teams they are evaluating.
As a result, these overviews and predictions often become a surface level "conventional wisdom," rather than analyses containing true insight on each team's potential.
We, on the other hand, spend our time focusing on the Rams. As a result, as a whole, we have more knowledge about the Rams than most of the commentators.
With that in mind, what quality of the 2012 Rams do you think the commentators are overlooking when they evaluate the 2012 Rams?They are underestimating the O line given Wells and a healthy Saffold.4They underestimate the impact of veterans Amendola and Steve Smith.2They fail to foresee the emergence the Jackson/Pead combo as one of the league's best.1They don't get that the Rams could have a top 10 DL this year.6They underestimate the improvement to the LB corps.1They have failed to see that the Rams are poised to have a great DB this year.3They are underestimating Fisher's impact.7They are underestimating Bradford's ability.3They are underestimating the rookie class as a whole.1They are pretty much on target with their evaluation of the Rams.7-07-19-2012, 10:04 AM
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