That price tag is seems high for a renovation.
Chicago Mayor Announces Plans To Renovate Soldier Field Into A Dome (EDIT: Bears Announce Plans For Domed Lakefront Stadium)
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I was planning to go to Solider Field to catch a game this year. Never been to an outdoor stadium for football, hoe ass Lions play in that p*ssy-ass dome.
Also, Solider Field one of the last stadium that has not sold the naming rights. Hate them corporate ass names for stadiums now.
Also, Solider Field one of the last stadium that has not sold the naming rights. Hate them corporate ass names for stadiums now.
PortCityProphet
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They seemed to already make up their mind that they're moving to the burbs.
This prob too little too late.
And for 2.2 billion in renovations you're essentially putting up an entirely new stadium.
This prob too little too late.
And for 2.2 billion in renovations you're essentially putting up an entirely new stadium.
The dome idea is terrible
That cold weather is NFL tradition and it’s classic shyt to see football at Soldier Field in the Winter
Them doin this is like a man getting castrated
That cold weather is NFL tradition and it’s classic shyt to see football at Soldier Field in the Winter
Them doin this is like a man getting castrated
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beenz
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they just throwing shyt against the walls cuz the bears trying to break their lease and leave the city.
furthermore, soldier field is owned by the park district. not the city. so they can't just build domes off GP.
on top of that, soldier field is still the 2nd smallest capacity stadium in the NFL. the dome won't change that.
also, soldier field is on the lakefront here, but trying to access it is inconvenient as hell because it's on a peninsula with one way on and one way off. and it's not easy to take public transportation to it, and it's a long walk from the train.
beenz
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dude, going to a cold weather football game is NOT fun. I do not wanna go to a game after october. from what I understand, ford field in detroit is one of the best stadiums in the league.
I really hope those Harlem River Yards rumors are true
cornercommission2k12
so this were u dudes went
From the same city that hired a corrupt school superintendent to oversee the closure of over 50 schools mostly in predominately black areas because they "didn't have the money"
And hired a puppet head of the CHA to oversee the closure of the projects leading to skyrockets violence throughout the city and skyrocket rise in homelessness
But this same city seems to always have money to build up the tourist areas and the new districts and now they done surprisingly found more money for renovations to soldier field while the south and west sides get more poverty stricken and dilapidated. Smh
And hired a puppet head of the CHA to oversee the closure of the projects leading to skyrockets violence throughout the city and skyrocket rise in homelessness
But this same city seems to always have money to build up the tourist areas and the new districts and now they done surprisingly found more money for renovations to soldier field while the south and west sides get more poverty stricken and dilapidated. Smh
it is going to be the bears stadium, shouldn't miss out on too much playoff football in the elements anyway
Bears will owe only 84 million if they break their lease on Solider Field in 2026. Oh yea, they are gone lol
Damn i though Inglewood was LA. Yeah this shyt crazy these owners rather not pay to play in the city but go to the surburb to get Tax breaks etc...
Canada Goose
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Dome? I hope not.
That raw feel of watching teams play in the cold and out in the elements late in the season/playoffs is apart of the appeal of the Northeast/Midwestern football.
Someone correct me if I wrong but Chi Town isn't as cold as Minnesota is during the winter, so I can understand the Vikings having a dome, but the Bears?
If the Bears get domed up at least will still have the northeast cities and Green Bay for cold weather football
That raw feel of watching teams play in the cold and out in the elements late in the season/playoffs is apart of the appeal of the Northeast/Midwestern football.
Someone correct me if I wrong but Chi Town isn't as cold as Minnesota is during the winter, so I can understand the Vikings having a dome, but the Bears?
If the Bears get domed up at least will still have the northeast cities and Green Bay for cold weather football
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