Haslams committing to renovate Browns Stadium
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Maybe Stormy will be available as soon as she's done testifying.??
On a stormy Monday please.
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Watson is probably the type of deviant that would brag about his mother's tits to a group of strangers on a message board
Watson is probably the type of deviant that would brag about his mother's tits to a group of strangers on a message board
Now I'll have to go find a pic of his mother.
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Rumors are that sometime this week the Browns and the city will reveal that they plan on tearing down Cleveland Browns Stadium completely, rebuiding a new stadium on the site, and the Browns will play their home games elsewhere during.
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They're all over the place on this aren't they? It's the Haslem way. Whomever had their ear last....
They're all over the place on this aren't they? It's the Haslem way. Whomever had their ear last....
I never really believed that the Haslams had any interest in renovating the existing stadium the second their report came out describing CBS as a hastily built stadium that was built on the cheap.
That's owner speak for: "You homeys better cough up some serious money because this dump ain't gonna cut it, yo."
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Did anyone else constantly check in on that stadium cam when the stadium was being built? I sure did. It was my 'fix' to hold me over during 'no Browns'. I didn't even watch much football during that time. I didn't have a dog in the race.
I hope they build a new stadium with a retractable roof. With a special sealed off section where, during winter weather games the roof can be closed but that 'special section' can have cold sideways rain / snow pumped in for the lumberjacks that enjoy that weather.
...and let there be Brownie Elf statues constructed here and there throughout the grounds.
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Did anyone else constantly check in on that stadium cam when the stadium was being built? I sure did. It was my 'fix' to hold me over during 'no Browns'. I didn't even watch much football during that time. I didn't have a dog in the race.
I hope they build a new stadium with a retractable roof. With a special sealed off section where, during winter weather games the roof can be closed but that 'special section' can have cold sideways rain / snow pumped in for the lumberjacks that enjoy that weather.
...and let there be Brownie Elf statues constructed here and there throughout the grounds.
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I'm not happy about a Columbus idea. I'd cancel my season tickets for sure.
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I'm not happy about a Columbus idea. I'd cancel my season tickets for sure.
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Triple the price and bring back the throwback unis in Canton. Won't have to get rid of the dog masks either, just the f'n Elf.?
Fawcett stadium in Canton where the HOF is would make absolute sense...
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Cool. 130 miles closer to my starting point. Assuming I still have season tickets by the time this thing starts. Columbus is only a 8 hour drive. Stops included.
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Triple the price and bring back the throwback unis in Canton. Won't have to get rid of the dog masks either, just the f'n Elf.?
Fawcett stadium in Canton where the HOF is would make absolute sense...
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Let's see.... The Horseshoe holds over 100,000.
Fawcett Stadium or Akron U's stadium doesn't have a quarter that amount.
Get ready to drive, gentlemen!
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I read 23,000. Not big enough
Nope. My guess is the team has maybe 40,000 or so season ticket holders. You could cut their tickets in half, but you still would be near capacity. It isn't good business to be totally sold out to season ticket holders. You always want some tickets available to the general public.
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maybe not.
Look: Cleveland Browns Have Responded To Ohio Stadium Rumor (msn.com)
Sounds like they will find a way to keep playing in the stadium, or at minimum stay in the area. Seems I read somewhere that Canton could easily add 20,000 seats, even if temporary bleacher type seating.
If they can get up towards 40,000+ seats, it could be doable. If all season ticket holders had to give up a couple of games a year, I could see that as working. How they might decide how that works....random draw, so be it, don't complain, it is what it is.
We went through this when the Haslams upgraded scoreboards, club sections and concourses, added some upper endzone sections and whatnot. It took a couple of years and we were able to work through it. Maybe this takes 3 years depending on what all they are planning to do.
Kind of like a home remodel. It causes some disruption and adjustment for a period of time, but you can still live there. This is just a bigger project with a longer adjustment period.
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