Big announcement at 2 PM
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What does this mean.....
"Currently, we have the lowest percentage of seating in the lower bowl than any stadium in the country," Banner said. ". . . Some of the upper-bowl seats will become lower-bowl seats."
What does this mean.....
"Currently, we have the lowest percentage of seating in the lower bowl than any stadium in the country," Banner said. ". . . Some of the upper-bowl seats will become lower-bowl seats."
They will charge you more money for the same seat? Also it looks like they are adding a lot more add space....
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Seating will go down to just over 68,000.
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What does this mean.....
"Currently, we have the lowest percentage of seating in the lower bowl than any stadium in the country," Banner said. ". . . Some of the upper-bowl seats will become lower-bowl seats."
What does this mean.....
"Currently, we have the lowest percentage of seating in the lower bowl than any stadium in the country," Banner said. ". . . Some of the upper-bowl seats will become lower-bowl seats."
It means they're going to take about 10-15 rows of upper bowl, strategically demolish them, and add them to the lower bowl. It's not a tough job, if it's done right.
It's similar to what Oakland does on a regular basis, but much more permanent.
I'm awesome, and I fuck dolphins. Ghoolie 12/2/2012: I have absolutely no skills, training or pride -
What I see, primarily, is that they are taking away those 3000 seats in order to construct more billboard space for advertisements in their place. Perhaps, yes, the scoreboard will be enlarged.....but the ad space will be increased by a far greater degree.
I mean, this is just a fucking Peggy Lee announcement: "Is that all there is"?
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What I see, primarily, is that they are taking away those 3000 seats in order to construct more billboard space for advertisements in their place. Perhaps, yes, the scoreboard will be enlarged.....but the ad space will be increased by a far greater degree.
I mean, this is just a fucking Peggy Lee announcement: "Is that all there is"?
What I see, primarily, is that they are taking away those 3000 seats in order to construct more billboard space for advertisements in their place. Perhaps, yes, the scoreboard will be enlarged.....but the ad space will be increased by a far greater degree.
I mean, this is just a fucking Peggy Lee announcement: "Is that all there is"?
There's no perhaps. Each endzone scoreboard will be tripled in sized, plus the addition of new LED video boards and video strips.
http://www.firstenergystadiumproject.com/#about
The renderings and comparisons are pretty neat. It makes you realize just how antiquated our 15 year old stadium actually is.
I'm awesome, and I fuck dolphins. Ghoolie 12/2/2012: I have absolutely no skills, training or pride -
It was made cheap to begin with. It was always a bare bones stadium. I do admire Haslam improving on it.
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What I see, primarily, is that they are taking away those 3000 seats in order to construct more billboard space for advertisements in their place. Perhaps, yes, the scoreboard will be enlarged.....but the ad space will be increased by a far greater degree.
I mean, this is just a fucking Peggy Lee announcement: "Is that all there is"?
There's no perhaps. Each endzone scoreboard will be tripled in sized, plus the addition of new LED video boards and video strips.
http://www.firstenergystadiumproject.com/#about
The renderings and comparisons are pretty neat. It makes you realize just how antiquated our 15 year old stadium actually is.
There's no perhaps. Each endzone scoreboard will be tripled in sized, plus the addition of new LED video boards and video strips.
Yea, all to be used primarily for more advertising.
http://www.firstenergystadiumproject.com/#about
The renderings and comparisons are pretty neat. It makes you realize just how antiquated our 15 year old stadium actually is.
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There's no perhaps. Each endzone scoreboard will be tripled in sized, plus the addition of new LED video boards and video strips.
Yea, all to be used primarily for more advertising.
http://www.firstenergystadiumproject.com/#about
The renderings and comparisons are pretty neat. It makes you realize just how antiquated our 15 year old stadium actually is.
There's no perhaps. Each endzone scoreboard will be tripled in sized, plus the addition of new LED video boards and video strips.
Yea, all to be used primarily for more advertising.
http://www.firstenergystadiumproject.com/#about
The renderings and comparisons are pretty neat. It makes you realize just how antiquated our 15 year old stadium actually is.
And this surprises you?
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There's no perhaps. Each endzone scoreboard will be tripled in sized, plus the addition of new LED video boards and video strips.
Yea, all to be used primarily for more advertising.
http://www.firstenergystadiumproject.com/#about
The renderings and comparisons are pretty neat. It makes you realize just how antiquated our 15 year old stadium actually is.
And this surprises you?
And this surprises you?
If they triple the size of the video scoreboard so that replays, highlights etc. can be seen much better, then I guess it is a fair trade if they also use those boards to show ads during down times......and, hopefully.....it is that ad revenue that pays for the improvements. And not the ticket buyers/taxpayers.
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And this surprises you?
If they triple the size of the video scoreboard so that replays, highlights etc. can be seen much better, then I guess it is a fair trade if they also use those boards to show ads during down times......and, hopefully.....it is that ad revenue that pays for the improvements. And not the ticket buyers/taxpayers.
If they triple the size of the video scoreboard so that replays, highlights etc. can be seen much better, then I guess it is a fair trade if they also use those boards to show ads during down times......and, hopefully.....it is that ad revenue that pays for the improvements. And not the ticket buyers/taxpayers.
Unfortunately, it's going to come out of the taxpayers and ticket holders pockets up front. I would expect a fair price hike for the foreseeable future.
I'd be willing to pay an extra 20 dollars per game if it meant we'd have a contending team and a nice stadium. I think that's a fair trade.
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If they triple the size of the video scoreboard so that replays, highlights etc. can be seen much better, then I guess it is a fair trade if they also use those boards to show ads during down times......and, hopefully.....it is that ad revenue that pays for the improvements. And not the ticket buyers/taxpayers.
Unfortunately, it's going to come out of the taxpayers and ticket holders pockets up front. I would expect a fair price hike for the foreseeable future.
I'd be willing to pay an extra 20 dollars per game if it meant we'd have a contending team and a nice stadium. I think that's a fair trade.
Unfortunately, it's going to come out of the taxpayers and ticket holders pockets up front. I would expect a fair price hike for the foreseeable future.
I'd be willing to pay an extra 20 dollars per game if it meant we'd have a contending team and a nice stadium. I think that's a fair trade.
The stadium isn't going to change that much.....I mean, your seat is not going to be wider, longer, softer. The vid vid video might improve.
The beer won't be better, or cheaper.
Let's put it this way.....it still can't match my sofa and fridge.
And Sherrod Brown is probably going to push a bill that since so much taxpayer money is being used for these private businesses, then the blackout rules are going to have to be eliminated, and that all games must be broadcast regardless of the sellout status.
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Why tanned? I can understand alive.
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Why tanned? I can understand alive.
Why tanned? I can understand alive.
Just making fun of the fact that he always looks like he stepped out of a tanning booth. Jimmy is still living the good life, and I am good with that.
Zombo
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What I see, primarily, is that they are taking away those 3000 seats in order to construct more billboard space for advertisements in their place. Perhaps, yes, the scoreboard will be enlarged.....but the ad space will be increased by a far greater degree.
I mean, this is just a fucking Peggy Lee announcement: "Is that all there is"?
There's no perhaps. Each endzone scoreboard will be tripled in sized, plus the addition of new LED video boards and video strips.
http://www.firstenergystadiumproject.com/#about
The renderings and comparisons are pretty neat. It makes you realize just how antiquated our 15 year old stadium actually is.
It makes you realize just how antiquated our 15 year old stadium actually is.
It's been a really long 15 years...
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The brass has said over and over that the helmet won't have a logo, even if the team does (and it's rumored to be the brownie). They've also said that "The Browns" will obviously continue to feature brown as the primary color. In fact, they've said the color scheme (brown, orange, white) will remain the same.
It'll be about design. We've seen some really cool stuff. If you really want the Browns to be just like always, Marion Motley wore a white helmet, not an orange one. Sipe wore orange pants while Hoyer wore brown. The shade of brown has changed a dozen times. The stripes have changed even more.
The notion that we've always worn the same uniform is wrong.
... Marion Motley wore a white helmet, not an orange one. Sipe wore orange pants while Hoyer wore brown. The shade of brown has changed a dozen times. The stripes have changed even more.
The notion that we've always worn the same uniform is wrong.
Yup... and as the background in the Haslam vid shows, once-upon-a-time we even had numbers on our helmets...
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jerry jones tan> haslam tan.
just wants to fit in with the other 'fellas'.
shit if i had that that kind of money i'd be shitted-canned, tanned and all-over pusified fucked with champagne .
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What does this mean.....
"Currently, we have the lowest percentage of seating in the lower bowl than any stadium in the country," Banner said. ". . . Some of the upper-bowl seats will become lower-bowl seats."
It means they're going to take about 10-15 rows of upper bowl, strategically demolish them, and add them to the lower bowl. It's not a tough job, if it's done right.
It's similar to what Oakland does on a regular basis, but much more permanent.
It means they're going to take about 10-15 rows of upper bowl, strategically demolish them, and add them to the lower bowl. It's not a tough job, if it's done right.
It's similar to what Oakland does on a regular basis, but much more permanent.
Um, not as easy as you make it out to be TC, a least not for the sideline seats. Been there, seen that. I've always said the el primo seats in the 100 level are the last 3 rows of the lower deck. They're under cover, and you can literally knock on the floor of the 200 level owner's suites. If you were going to extend backward, you'd have to knock out the back walls, and re-do the entire 200 suite level, raising it up. The other alternative would be to drop the field playing surface as they did at Ohio State. But don't forget- the Stadium was built on a landfill, and being right next to the Lake, I'd have to wonder where the water table starts at.
One thing I really hope they address- it's my major peeve. The stadium was constructed to conserve as much of the "feel" of old Muni as possible. That meant keeping the narrow walkways behind the stands. Hello, welcome to sardine in a can city before, after the game, and during halftime. Go into any other modern NFL stadium, and those walkways are 3 or 4 times wider. I'd be willing to bet the space behind the stands in Cinci's Paul Brown is at least 150 feet wide.
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