Guess who went to the Super Bowl via a G4 private jet?

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T.J. Simers: Many things still aren't clear about Frank McCourt. - latimes.com

An NFL spokesman said our very own poor guy, who owns the Dodgers, was given the chance to buy four tickets to the Super Bowl in Dallas. And Frank McCourt did so.

No word if Fox advanced him the money.

A friend on his way back from Dallas says he saw McCourt in the terminal for private planes. He thought it surprising McCourt was still running a G4 Net Jets private plane through the Dodgers as a business expense.

As expensive as it might be, that would explain why he can't have both a private plane and a quality left fielder.

[Kingdom]

I think he should have attended via a G6.

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Eh, he had to pay for Jay Gibbons somehow.

[Foster]

Like a G4 just doesn't have the same ring.

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This Dodgers fan would rather eat his tickets than have lunch with Frank McCourt - latimes.com

After all these years, Brian Gadinsky was invited to lunch with the owner of the Dodgers.

And he turned it down.

He turned it down for the same reason he had earlier trashed his season-ticket renewal notice, which led to the invitation in the first place.

He turned it down because it would mean breaking bread with Frank McCourt, and he is done with Frank McCourt.

"My friends all asked me if I was crazy," Gadinsky said. "I told them, no, I am just tired. … I am tired of being loyal to a man who has not returned that loyalty."

Jesus Christ...McCourt is like a walking textbook on how not to get the fans to remain loyal to you.

If you want people to renew their tickets, instead of offering to buy them lunch, how about buying them a fuckin' left fielder?

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How to Lose Fans and Alienate Free Agents by Frank McCourt