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**Diwokfkq** · 11-01-2005, 08:00 AM

Division rivals have to be upset at this decision.

And since when would selling out a MNF be difficult? I'm doubting it.

If they really wanted to be creative they could've put them at a neutral site of a potential future franchise. Think those people wouldn't want to see MNF up close?

I would be...but the Giants aren't getting within 3 or 4 of the division. Wildcard contenders should be pissed though.

It's just a joke solution. If a 9th home game would have been placed somehow that couldn't be avoided in order to convenience the Saints - no problem, regardless of division. But it's not right to help the Giants because there was a hurricane in the south.

And I'm completely convinced that if New Orleans' opener was against, say, Cleveland....we ain't playing it in Cleveland.

11-01-2005, 08:00 AM	#3
Diwokfkq Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 394 Senior Member	Division rivals have to be upset at this decision. And since when would selling out a MNF be difficult? I'm doubting it. If they really wanted to be creative they could've put them at a neutral site of a potential future franchise. Think those people wouldn't want to see MNF up close? I would be...but the Giants aren't getting within 3 or 4 of the division. Wildcard contenders should be pissed though. It's just a joke solution. If a 9th home game would have been placed somehow that couldn't be avoided in order to convenience the Saints - no problem, regardless of division. But it's not right to help the Giants because there was a hurricane in the south. And I'm completely convinced that if New Orleans' opener was against, say, Cleveland....we ain't playing it in Cleveland.
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