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Patricia Roski Amendola is daughter of Edward P. Roski (American real estate businessman in Los Angeles)
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Edward P. Roski Jr., a businessman from Los Angeles who co-owns the Kings and Lakers who has campaigned for years for the return of the NFL in the City of Angels, called the press at the Staples Center in order to make a "major announcement. "
The Los Angeles Times, Roski will unveil plans Thursday for a new stadium to be built 32 kilometers east of Los Angeles. The amphitheater is surrounded by a shopping center.
Roski did not return calls from The Associated Press Wednesday, while Greg Aiello, an NFL spokesman, confirmed that the league was not involved in the press conference.
Los Angeles is an orphan of a football team since the departure of the Raiders to Oakland and the Rams to St. Louis in 1995.
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The billionaire Edward P. Roski son, a real estate developer, is committed to building the kind of stage which requires an NFL team to succeed in Los Angeles. He now hopes that training will commit to play there. The project of 243 hectares, located approximately 30 km east of Los Angeles, will be surrounded by a shopping center and will be built on land that Roski already the owner. According Roski, about 12 million people live within 35 km of the site and it will cost about $ 800 million for the project.
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The sports tycoon in Los Angeles said yesterday that his city is preparing to host a franchise NFL soon.
According to Edward P. Roski Jr., who is co-owner of Kings (Hockey) and Lakers (basketball), the construction of a stadium will begin soon on the outskirts of LA.
But Roski Jr. may be putting the cart before the horse, because according to the NFL no project is underway on the shores of the Pacific. So a team LA, announcement effect or reality?
What is certain is that the city no longer has the team starting two franchises 'history' of the town: the Raiders left Oakland in the sun and the Rams who took up residence in St. Louis in 1995 .
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The billionaire Edward P. Roski son, a real estate developer, is committed to building the kind of stage which requires an NFL team to succeed in Los Angeles. He now hopes that training will commit to play there. The project of 243 hectares, located approximately 30 km east of Los Angeles, will be surrounded by a shopping center and will be built on land that Roski already the owner. According Roski, about 12 million people live within 35 km of the site and it will cost about $ 800 million for the project.
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