What if... the Chargers stadium was built downtown and opening day was held in your neighborhood?

By Johnny McDonald, writing for San Diego Downtown News
Wednesday, 08 September 2010 10:15

When it comes to Chargers fans, love can be a many splendored thing. Fans may eventually deal with tough love if the public is asked to pay $500 million of the estimated $800 million cost for a new downtown stadium.

These are bittersweet denominators for what could be a last-ditch effort to keep the professional football team in town. It may boil down to a referendum in which the citizens will be asked to vote yes or no at the polls.

The new proposed stadium would be publicly owned and privately operated.

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