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NFL stadium news
« on: Apr 7th, 2004, 11:43am » |
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Awww, what the heck, right? This stadium news has been littering "The REAL Feed" lately and it is something that we fantasy footballers may want to consider. So, let's do a thread on it!  Here's the latest news:
Bengals to install FieldTurf at Paul Brown Stadium
NFL.com (02.04.2004 19:20)
The Cincinnati Bengals will replace the natural grass at Paul Brown Stadium with an artificial surface for the upcoming season.
City, Bolts to meet over stadium dispute
SI.com: NFL (02.04.2004 21:23)
More seats for FedEx Field
The Washington Times: Sports (06.04.2004 00:20)
The Washington Redskins are adding another 5,000 seats to FedEx Field, the third significant expansion in four years to the NFL's largest stadium.
I hope this is helpful to yous, guys. 
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Re: NFL stadium news
« Reply #1 on: Jul 12th, 2004, 12:01am » |
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Just reportin', for those interested. From "The REAL Feed":
New Stadium for "G-Men"?
WPVI: Sports (08.07.2004 14:37)
At 28 years, Giants Stadium is one of the oldest venues in the NFL, and the team has been considering whether a renovation is needed to bring the added revenue and comfort expected in the 21st century.
Regarding the article, I have been to Giants Stadium and I personally, without knowing the "numbers" of course, think an upgrade to the current stadium would be all that is necessary. It's a pretty darn good facility that I think just needs to be brought a little bit more "up to date".
Now I digress...  There was some really good construction going on in central, urban New Jersey in the late 60's and 70's, namely the Meadowlands Sports Complex and Newark Airport, which remains one of the best, most efficient airports I've been through (and I have been through A TON). Like the stadium complex, it just needs a little "uplift" (from time to time).
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