SAN DIEGO (AP) From famed Super Bowl gatecrasher Dion Rich to an unofficial mascot called Boltman, Chargers fans turned out Monday night to support their team, which is threatening to move to a Los Angeles suburb if it doesn't get a new stadium in San Diego.

Some 400 fans, many wearing Chargers jerseys, packed a lounge at aging Qualcomm Stadium for a public forum held by an advisory group appointed by Mayor Kevin Faulconer to recommend a site and financing plan to solve the long-running, contentious stadium issue.

Several hundred more watched on big screens in the stadium plaza. Beforehand, several hundred fans tailgated, just like on game days.