Saints to LA?????

I was reading about a new stadium being built in LA for an NFL team and the writer listed the Saints as a possible candidate, I don't kow about y'all but if this move happens I'm switching my teams.....

http://sports.yahoo.com/nfl/news?slug=ap-nfl-losangeles&prov=ap&type=lgns

The writer just listed teams with "stadium disputes".  It would be pretty hard to for the NFL to justify moving the team out of New Orleans without doing something like they did for the Browns.

How many teams need to fail in the lesser LA before we have to stop hearing about this garbage?

I have been living in the L.A .area for 24 years, I have been a Loyal Die Hard Saints fan for over 35 years. I grew up in Southern Miss and the Saints  belong in N.O. no  where else, period. New Orleans without the Saints, would be death to N.O. There is not a single city  or area that backs a team the way New Orleans does. Los Angeles will get a team, but they are looking for a franchise to be awarded, not an existing team. The area they are building (supposedly) the staduim is 20 miles outside L.A., right on the Los Angeles County and Orange County border, and 5 miles from Riverside County. No one from L.A. will even care about a team located there.The group that is heading this effort is looking to put this staduim up for many other venues, such as moto cross, monster trucks, etc.These events fill Anaheim Stadium (middle of Orange County) all the time and this new Stadium is closer to a very large population of about 2.5 million (Inland Empire)  So, Local Saints Fans I would not worry about dem Saints moving, besides the Houston Texans Owners are the most likely to move first, they are losing money left and right.

I dont think this will happen for a couple of reasons...

1 - New Orleans is one of the favorite cities to come and visit for opposing franchises. Most of our division rivals only do one away game and its always the New Orleans game. Which leads me to the second reason..

2 - the division set up would have to change. Tampa Bay, Atlanta, and Carolina are all in a small area of the U.S. (could you imagine adding L.A. across the U.S. in that division?)

3 - Hitting back on the city attrancting people, the Super Bowl has been here more times than any other city which tell you something about the NFL's ultimate feeling on it even though the Saints have never made it to the big game. The Super Bowl should be back in 2012 or 2013.

4 - The Saints WILL be very successful for the next 3 years which will solidify the Saints staying in New Orleans.

5 - Benson is finally getting the type of demand he needs to raise Season ticket prices which will eventually fund the new stadium. I think the Hornet's success actually helps the Saints get a new stadium.