I will make 'em squeal like in the movie "Deliverance" Ned Beatty style.
Hey the Spanos clan does not have the cash to buyout Dea as someone else suggested. The clan would have done so already thereby saving the public embarrassment and Trust's default position plus the NFL's arbitration process.
The Chargers team value is appreciating anywhere from $50 to $100 million per month (yes per month) per a recent Forbes analysis. This appreciation I strongly suspect is a big reason why Dean is dragging his feet letting the Spanos Trust go into technical default or milking that asset for all it is worth. Dean already committed in writing to "explore" a team sale in 2024 per court filings.
A sister Dea Spanos sale will be for 24% of the team or NOT a controlling team interest for a new owner.
If Dea gets control of the trust - then it will be a 51% sale or more attractive for a owner wanting team control.
Here is something to consider......Dean can maintain control of the team with as little as a 1% interest so long as the family maintains 30% ownership. This was a recent NFL ownership rule change decreasing controlling team interests. Also the minimum buy-in the new NFL owners is 30%. Dea only has a 24% interest to dangle unless she wins the NFL's arbitration or there is a creative and maybe forced NFL arbitration sale. Dean and crew can sell a portion of their team interests to make this happen.
Anyway - back to putting some pain on these feral Texas hogs.