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There was a lot of upbeat talk from the Jacksonville Jaguars when the team announced on Tuesday that it would play two of its home games in London next season.
“Our London strategy has been a game-changer,” said Mark Lamping, the president of the team.
“There is no better time than now to capitalize on the opportunity to play two home games in London,” said the owner, Shad Khan.
But there was less positive talk about the move from another group: fans in Jacksonville, Fla.
“We vehemently oppose this decision,” the fan group Bold City Brigade wrote in a statement posted to its website Wednesday.