Sounds like Jacksonville is the place for Tschmack then!
I'm sure Kiel would put him up for a few weeks, maybe a month, while he's searching for a new place and flamingos.
Flamingo abuse is frowned upon in northern Florida.
We call it "North Florida", but still, Tschmack is always welcome here.
If he brings his Lawn-Boy.
Anyone thinking of going to this game? We are thinking it might be a fun trip, tack on a week of vacation after to do some sightseeing.
Originally Posted by Grave Digger:
Anyone thinking of going to this game?
No
Originally Posted by The Ref fka Blair Kiel:
We call it "North Florida"
Ahem, I think you meant South Georgia.
http://www.espnwisconsin.com/c...49&post_id=53761
... According to Packers president/CEO Mark Murphy, the chances of the Packers playing the Jaguars in London next season might not be as good as many think.
“I talked to Shad, and he expressed to me that he would be very reluctant to move a Packers game away from Jacksonville,” Murphy said Monday, after meeting with reporters to discuss the club’s financial picture.
Murphy said his conversation with Kahn was awhile ago, and it’s possible the league will make it worth the Jaguars’ while to move the game against the Packers.
The Packers are unwilling to give up one of their own home games to play overseas, but he said opposing teams are also reluctant to move a game against the Packers because of the way the green-and-gold faithful travel. Green Bay has yet to play a game in London since the league began exporting at least one game a year.
“We would love to play an away game [in London]. We’ve made the league aware of that,” Murphy said. “The challenge is that our fans travel so well to away games in the United States that teams are very reluctant to give up home games against the Packers.”
Originally Posted by GBFanForLife:
This is a big hit to Jacksonville's Economy and to the Jaguars. They would have sold out at least 2 home games. You know they would have forced people to buy tickets to at least one other home game to get the Packers game tickets.
Took you that long to figure it out Mark?
Originally Posted by cuqui:
http://www.espnwisconsin.com/c...49&post_id=53761
... According to Packers president/CEO Mark Murphy, the chances of the Packers playing the Jaguars in London next season might not be as good as many think.
“I talked to Shad, and he expressed to me that he would be very reluctant to move a Packers game away from Jacksonville,” Murphy said Monday, after meeting with reporters to discuss the club’s financial picture.
Murphy said his conversation with Kahn was awhile ago, and it’s possible the league will make it worth the Jaguars’ while to move the game against the Packers.
The Packers are unwilling to give up one of their own home games to play overseas, but he said opposing teams are also reluctant to move a game against the Packers because of the way the green-and-gold faithful travel. Green Bay has yet to play a game in London since the league began exporting at least one game a year.
“We would love to play an away game [in London]. We’ve made the league aware of that,” Murphy said. “The challenge is that our fans travel so well to away games in the United States that teams are very reluctant to give up home games against the Packers.”
Ooh, the full article combines Packers and Tottenham news. Outside my wife...and Kiel.s wife, the two loves of my life.
It's a travesty that Kiel's wife never won Miss x4.
I hacked Ashley Madison.
I'm on to you two.
Profile pic:
About 50 million MFers are going to be calling divorce uh-ter-knees if this comes out. That's the free market in action.
Aaron will have to wait, I guess.
@TomSilverstein: Per Florida Times-Union, #Packers will not be playing #Jaguars in London next year. Jags want the big crowd. http://t.co/0a9Bk91wtQ
... Jaguars president Mark Lamping said Thursday the team will be hosting Green Bay in Jacksonville next season.
The Packers were considered a strong contender to be the Jaguars’ opponent in London, the final game of the current four-year deal, but Lamping says the Jaguars want their hometown fans to be able to enjoy that matchup.
“We get the Packers here in Jacksonville so infrequently,” Lamping said. “They have such a national following. We have a lot of people here in Jacksonville that are Jaguars fans but also fans of the traditional NFL teams. So, we look forward to that game being played here in Jacksonville.”...
Packer fans ON THE ROAD have enough clout to force teams to reconsider their home schedule.
That's really effing incredible.
jags will probably combo the Packers home game with either a preseason game or another unattractive match-up so you have to buy two game tickets to see one Packer game
Now that's revenue sharing taken to the next level. Panthers, vikes and Cardinals are also candidates to pull the same crap on their anemic fan bases.
It's us & the Steelers. The 2 teams who travel best.
Let's see do I want that stadium (at capacity) money going to London? Or should we keep it here in Jax?
Nahhh.....I think we'll schedule the Titans in London
C'mon guys, It's not about the money.
Lamping is doing it for the enjoyment of the Jacksonville fans.
I think the most likely match up in London will be Lions/Packers with the Lions the home team.
Another London possibility popping up, meets criteria of not stealing a Packer home game. You gotta know Goodell would give his left nut to have the Packers and Aaron Rodgers play in London.
@MikeJonesWaPo: Source: Redskins among teams in talks/consideration to play in London next year but not 100% that they will indeed go. Still negotiating.
@bmcnally14: Re: London negotiations: #Redskins home games next year are the NFC East teams. PIT, CLE, GB, MINN and an NFC South team to be determined
Aaron Rodgers would give his left nut to play there. If they play at the new White Hart Lane in 2018 I am going.
It would be the best team playing at White Hart Lane all season. 
Reigning Super Bowl champs playing in London, what's not to like?
Originally Posted by The Ref fka Blair Kiel:
He's a good kid.
I fell for him watching him one Friday night helping UCF kick Teddy Bridewater's ass vs. Louisville.
He got abused just short of David Carr Syndrome last year.
Shad Kahn is a good man. He's committed to Jax (Spending millions buying some adjacent Shipyards to build an entertainment district.) Spent some coin upgrading facilities. Gus Bradley is a good man and I think he's going to be a winner.
There's your Jag report, jags.
And hey, we have a swimming pool bitches!
What? No Donovin Darius update?
Teams are not willing to give up the cash they make when the Packers are in town.
Originally Posted by Vincent Vega:
What? No Donovin Darius update?
As my son told me, "Mr Darius drives a 7 series BMW."
I told him if he could negotiate an adoption (we adopted him) he should go for it.
The NFL can afford to give the Redskins a few extra bucks to make up any shortfall they would have by the Packers playing in London instead of D.C.
Originally Posted by The Ref fka Blair Kiel:
Jags win 7 this year.
Book it.
Um.
Nobody took my bet.
Originally Posted by Vincent Vega:
Eww, he has his hands full of turd.
Good.
@RichRymanPG: . @NFL releases 2016 schedule for London. #Packers not going. It will be Jaguars, Colts, Bengals, Redskins, Rams and an NFC east team TBD.