New Arrowhead?
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not so fast on the new Royals Stadium...
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The Royals want your tax dollars for a new stadium. What to know before the April 2 election
Have the Royals proved that they need public dollars? Who would own the stadium? And what happens if they go under? Here are some answers to your Royals stadium questions
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Kansas giving them a sweetheart deal. Wouldn't be surprised if the Bears do the same thing if NW Indiana gives a similar deal.
Nothing is sacred in the NFL owners search for more money. Not saying Arrowhead is sacred but isn't it supposed to be one of the best homefield advantages out there?
But if they want a generic copy of every other domed stadium like every other NFL team then so be it. nasty.
PLAY FOOTBALL OUTSIDE DAMIT. This country is too soft.
But if they want a generic copy of every other domed stadium like every other NFL team then so be it. nasty.
PLAY FOOTBALL OUTSIDE DAMIT. This country is too soft.
This whole thing is disgusting. You’re going to leave one of the best home-field advantages in the NFL? Talk about completely wasted money. But that’s par for the course now. Pro stadiums aren’t even getting 25 years of use before they are considered “obsolete” by ownership. Such a waste.
billionaires are the biggest welfare queens ever, especially billionaire team owners.
Slightly different geographical "leaving". Kroenke version vs Hunt. STL got screwed
Our local idiots just pushed through a new 2-3 billion dollar boondoggle for the Spurs to vacate their 21 year old stadium.
They once again sold it with the idea of it bringing in tons of restaurants and businesses to the area. It won’t.
They built the last one next to MLK blvd…and it’s still exactly what you’d expect it to be.
You can’t make investments flow into dumpsters. They know that, but the city leaders will defraud millions for themselves in these deals as well.
It’s all money laundering.
It’s why I moved out of Bexar Co.
They once again sold it with the idea of it bringing in tons of restaurants and businesses to the area. It won’t.
They built the last one next to MLK blvd…and it’s still exactly what you’d expect it to be.
You can’t make investments flow into dumpsters. They know that, but the city leaders will defraud millions for themselves in these deals as well.
It’s all money laundering.
It’s why I moved out of Bexar Co.
1. Engineers say both it and the K are literally crumbling 2. The city needs a large venue to host indoor events during cold months like the super bowl.
That seems hyperbolic. If it was literally crumbling structurally speaking, they'd cease to host anymore events immediately. My guess is it's a lot of architectural concrete, aesthetics ect.
Most stadiums aren't privately owned by the teams and the cort uses them for multiple purposes. It makes sense that the citizens would help pay for something if they want it in their town
As a taxpayer, funding the stadium should be a yes. The commitment to ongoing maintenance is a hard and fast no if I called the shots..
See US Bank Stadium.. They paid off the stadium note early and it's generally been a success. The issue moving forward is the ongoing maintenance. That should be the owners responsibility IMO
See US Bank Stadium.. They paid off the stadium note early and it's generally been a success. The issue moving forward is the ongoing maintenance. That should be the owners responsibility IMO
The concrete is slowly chipping away. I never said it wasn't structurally sound. Look it up. Its slowly turning to dust.
Future site of Big 12 Football Championship game? Future site of multiple NCAA Final Fours?
Kansas City holds the record for most Final Fours hosted, even though they haven't hosted one since 1988.
Kansas City holds the record for most Final Fours hosted, even though they haven't hosted one since 1988.
