HEY Jimmy put a lid on it
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There are ways to make it feel like it’s not a dome my biggest bitch is wind. I hate wind. Like I said early they wouldn’t even have to heat it. But cap it and it’s an all year round sports facility. Has anyone been to jerry’s World it’s amazing.
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I don't mind the cold. Though a roof would probably get a better turnout this time of year.
Ticket prices really aren't that bad. Not compared to the big teams in college football. Or even better teams in the NFL.
I think winning solves this
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Couldn't disagree more. The AFC North IS COLD and you must come through our stadiums to make it to the Super Bowl, like going through Green Bay in the NFC .
I almost started a thread on Sunday when I saw Baker running off the field in between plays to warm up and taking till the last second to run out to the huddle.. I was thinking "Hey Baker, its not that cold!!!". I remember sitting in the face of the open end of Municipal Stadium with a steady 20 MPH wind whipping into the stadium. and snow storms and -10 degree wind chills in January(when we were playoff contenders.).. The Municipal Parking lot on the open lake drinking beer and huddling around the coleman stove..
THIS IS BROWNS FOOTBALL!! This is what makes the AFC North the toughest division in football, or least it used to be. And with the Browns coming back to life, it will once again.
If they put a top on our stadium, I'd start a movement to blow a hole in it... WELCOME TO NE OHIO Baker Mayfield.. Better get used to it, because one day soon you are going to win us an AFC Championship game in January in a blinding snow storm.. Mark my words.
BobPound!
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I absolutely hate the idea of the Browns playing indoors at home. Loathe the idea with every fiber of my body.
That being said, fiscally there is no bigger waste of (taxpayer) money than building an open-air football stadium in the North. That stadium sits empty 95% of the year.
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Listen setting in the cold does not make you tuff it make you cold. The whole point is to make the game a great experience. You make the experience great the people will come, the people come the stadium will be loud. You put a top on you really make it loud. On top of that you can engineer the stadium to be louder too.
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Never had a problem filling the old stadium... The problem is a 0-16 season last year.. The problem is residual anger due to the anthem shit.. The problem is that prices are too high for so many people... It isn't just the ticket prices, which the cinci game still has reasonably priced tickets, and I am thinking about biting..
But 30 dollar parking, insanely priced drinks and food all combines to make it a 500 dollar plus experience for 4 people(2 adults 2 kids).. People are not going to shell that kind of money for a half assed team...Watch the stands next year.. Bet we are sold out all year..
Cold doesn't make you tough.. But it does make you a Cleveland Browns fan.. Period.. I will never accept a Dome In Cleveland..
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Listen setting in the cold does not make you tuff it make you cold. The whole point is to make the game a great experience. You make the experience great the people will come, the people come the stadium will be loud. You put a top on you really make it loud. On top of that you can engineer the stadium to be louder too.
Listen setting in the cold does not make you tuff it make you cold. The whole point is to make the game a great experience. You make the experience great the people will come, the people come the stadium will be loud. You put a top on you really make it loud. On top of that you can engineer the stadium to be louder too.
Go eat a fcuking cream puff.
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Those of you who believe that choosing a warm dome over a cold stadium makes someone a pussy may have big balls but those balls seem to be paired with tiny brains LOL
Hell since being frozen makes you so manly you should turn off all heat in your home when you watch the game Saturday night. That would make you even tougher ?
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I don’t blame anyone who wants to stay home; if no playoff contention, in Cleveland, in December.
That being said, if the Browns win, and things are looking good come December 23rd, I would imagine a LOUD and relentless home crowd against the Bengals.
Get drunk before the game if you must, who needs beeer when the Browns don’t suck anymore
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Fuck the manly vs not manly argument
The stadium is useless most of the winter. Cleveland being able to host more events in it would be beneficial. Though I guess we have an NBA arena as well.
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We get it Woody, yer a pussy.. We get it.. Really, we do.. default_facepalm.gif
Some of my fondest memories as a kid are at Municipal stadium.. Both watching the Browns in shit weather back when the Browns were good and the Steelers were shit and with 3,000 people for a double header with the Redsox with Tiant on the mound ...
F u c k the dome idea..
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Ya know what? For many people, as they get older (I'm over 60 now), ya just can't stay out in the cold as long as you could when you were young, drunk & stoned. The body ages and the extremities get colder, faster. PLUS, ya get WISER as ya get older.....and ya think it's just down right stupid to sit in cold, sideways rain for multiple hours. But hey, knock yourselves out. lol
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We get it Woody, yer a pussy.. We get it.. Really, we do.. default_facepalm.gif
Some of my fondest memories as a kid are at Municipal stadium.. Both watching the Browns in shit weather back when the Browns were good and the Steelers were shit and with 3,000 people for a double header with the Redsox with Tiant on the mound ...
F u c k the dome idea..
We get it Woody, yer a pussy.. We get it.. Really, we do.. default_facepalm.gif
Some of my fondest memories as a kid are at Municipal stadium.. Both watching the Browns in shit weather back when the Browns were good and the Steelers were shit and with 3,000 people for a double header with the Redsox with Tiant on the mound ...
F u c k the dome idea..
yep. folks have to learn to dress for the weather. Outdoors is good. Woody has never been outdoors, it seems - he may live in a bubble suit when he doesn't have a reason to.
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So my question to the post is this… How is it that the New England Patriots sell out every home game with an outdoor stadium and they have probably just as bad weather. Now dont get me wrong, I don’t live in Ohio, I became a Browns fan since I was a kid because of Brian Sipe on TV. And Yes I live in California. One of these days I will make it to a home winter game in Cleveland and I may have a different opinion. But I think with winning will sellout games. You should see the beer and concession prices out here in California, they are absolutely insane. But this is a F’d up state.
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There are ways to make it feel like it’s not a dome my biggest bitch is wind. I hate wind. Like I said early they wouldn’t even have to heat it. But cap it and it’s an all year round sports facility. Has anyone been to jerry’s World it’s amazing.
There are ways to make it feel like it’s not a dome my biggest bitch is wind. I hate wind. Like I said early they wouldn’t even have to heat it. But cap it and it’s an all year round sports facility. Has anyone been to jerry’s World it’s amazing.
Hell, they'd not only have to heat it when it's 10 degrees out- that roof won't be R-30, air conditioning would have to be installed too- for use when it's 85 degrees in the summer. I wouldn't even want to hazard a guess how much the utility bill is on a domed stadium that size- you willing to pay it? That eventually would be factored in to your ticket price, and guys are already complaining it's too expensive. I can tell you this much- the 10 circuit breakers on my 10 story hospital building were set up to handle 170 kilovolts- and that's penny ante for a stadium that's at least 10 times that size.
Listen setting in the cold does not make you tuff it make you cold. The whole point is to make the game a great experience. You make the experience great the people will come, the people come the stadium will be loud. You put a top on you really make it loud. On top of that you can engineer the stadium to be louder too.
Yawn- I was at the game Sunday, with a Tailgate temperature starting off at 17 degrees, and hate to tell you I wasn't cold- and I didn't even have all my heavy duty cold weather gear on. Some guys are just going to be too cheap to buy a pair of Sorel boots, lined windproof pants, couple layers of synthetics, a nice windproof parka, ski gloves, and a nice cap. Here's a good place to start shopping.... https://www.mountainhardwear.com/
A quick perusal shows there are at least nine other open air NFL stadiums that have the potential to have game temperatures in the teens or lower- so why aren't their fans crying to have domes? As the above poster said- the Patriots playoff games are sold out- and I remember a couple being played in snowstorms. Back at the old stadium in the Kosar days- Modell had no problems totally selling out 80,000 (not the current 67,000) tickets to playoff games. Winning will bring the fans back regardless of the weather. While I'm at it- those wimps in Tampa are crying they want a dome- because it's too hot in September and October. Boo-hoo.
Never had a problem filling the old stadium... The problem is a 0-16 season last year.. The problem is residual anger due to the anthem shit.. The problem is that prices are too high for so many people... It isn't just the ticket prices, which the cinci game still has reasonably priced tickets, and I am thinking about biting..
But 30 dollar parking, insanely priced drinks and food all combines to make it a 500 dollar plus experience for 4 people(2 adults 2 kids).. People are not going to shell that kind of money for a half assed team...Watch the stands next year.. Bet we are sold out all year..
Cold doesn't make you tough.. But it does make you a Cleveland Browns fan.. Period.. I will never accept a Dome In Cleveland..
First- the 100 level of First Energy is already 100% sold out to season ticket holders. I'm in Section 111. Honked me off the sheer number of guys who were willing to sit at home and sell their tickets on StubHub et al to Panthers fans. As to selling out- got a feeling there will still be tickets available in the 500 level next year.
Believe me, and I already said it- I feel for the guys who have a family. One game a year is a big expense to take the wife and kids to a game. I'm paying close to $2,000 every year for my two seats, and that doesn't count wear and tear on the car + gas money for the 440 mile round trip to Cleveland.
PS- should you decide to go, we can give you directions to the Board Tailgate lot. It's still $10 bucks, about a 20 minute walk, but if you have small kids- the Rapid Station is a few hundred feet away and for an extra $2 per person, it will drop you off right at the stadium.
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There are ways to make it feel like it’s not a dome my biggest bitch is wind. I hate wind. Like I said early they wouldn’t even have to heat it. But cap it and it’s an all year round sports facility. Has anyone been to jerry’s World it’s amazing.
Hell, they'd not only have to heat it when it's 10 degrees out- that roof won't be R-30, air conditioning would have to be installed too- for use when it's 85 degrees in the summer. I wouldn't even want to hazard a guess how much the utility bill is on a domed stadium that size- you willing to pay it? That eventually would be factored in to your ticket price, and guys are already complaining it's too expensive. I can tell you this much- the 10 circuit breakers on my 10 story hospital building were set up to handle 170 kilovolts- and that's penny ante for a stadium that's at least 10 times that size.
Listen setting in the cold does not make you tuff it make you cold. The whole point is to make the game a great experience. You make the experience great the people will come, the people come the stadium will be loud. You put a top on you really make it loud. On top of that you can engineer the stadium to be louder too.
Yawn- I was at the game Sunday, with a Tailgate temperature starting off at 17 degrees, and hate to tell you I wasn't cold- and I didn't even have all my heavy duty cold weather gear on. Some guys are just going to be too cheap to buy a pair of Sorel boots, lined windproof pants, couple layers of synthetics, a nice windproof parka, ski gloves, and a nice cap. Here's a good place to start shopping.... https://www.mountainhardwear.com/
A quick perusal shows there are at least nine other open air NFL stadiums that have the potential to have game temperatures in the teens or lower- so why aren't their fans crying to have domes? As the above poster said- the Patriots playoff games are sold out- and I remember a couple being played in snowstorms. Back at the old stadium in the Kosar days- Modell had no problems totally selling out 80,000 (not the current 67,000) tickets to playoff games. Winning will bring the fans back regardless of the weather. While I'm at it- those wimps in Tampa are crying they want a dome- because it's too hot in September and October. Boo-hoo.
Never had a problem filling the old stadium... The problem is a 0-16 season last year.. The problem is residual anger due to the anthem shit.. The problem is that prices are too high for so many people... It isn't just the ticket prices, which the cinci game still has reasonably priced tickets, and I am thinking about biting..
But 30 dollar parking, insanely priced drinks and food all combines to make it a 500 dollar plus experience for 4 people(2 adults 2 kids).. People are not going to shell that kind of money for a half assed team...Watch the stands next year.. Bet we are sold out all year..
Cold doesn't make you tough.. But it does make you a Cleveland Browns fan.. Period.. I will never accept a Dome In Cleveland..
First- the 100 level of First Energy is already 100% sold out to season ticket holders. I'm in Section 111. Honked me off the sheer number of guys who were willing to sit at home and sell their tickets on StubHub et al to Panthers fans. As to selling out- got a feeling there will still be tickets available in the 500 level next year.
Believe me, and I already said it- I feel for the guys who have a family. One game a year is a big expense to take the wife and kids to a game. I'm paying close to $2,000 every year for my two seats, and that doesn't count wear and tear on the car + gas money for the 440 mile round trip to Cleveland.
PS- should you decide to go, we can give you directions to the Board Tailgate lot. It's still $10 bucks, about a 20 minute walk, but if you have small kids- the Rapid Station is a few hundred feet away and for an extra $2 per person, it will drop you off right at the stadium.
Hell, they'd not only have to heat it when it's 10 degrees out- that roof won't be R-30, air conditioning would have to be installed too- for use when it's 85 degrees in the summer. I wouldn't even want to hazard a guess how much the utility bill is on a domed stadium that size- you willing to pay it? That eventually would be factored in to your ticket price, and guys are already complaining it's too expensive. I can tell you this much- the 10 circuit breakers on my 10 story hospital building were set up to handle 170 kilovolts- and that's penny ante for a stadium that's at least 10 times that size.
Yawn- I was at the game Sunday, with a Tailgate temperature starting off at 17 degrees, and hate to tell you I wasn't cold- and I didn't even have all my heavy duty cold weather gear on. Some guys are just going to be too cheap to buy a pair of Sorel boots, lined windproof pants, couple layers of synthetics, a nice windproof parka, ski gloves, and a nice cap. Here's a good place to start shopping.... https://www.mountainhardwear.com/
A quick perusal shows there are at least nine other open air NFL stadiums that have the potential to have game temperatures in the teens or lower- so why aren't their fans crying to have domes? As the above poster said- the Patriots playoff games are sold out- and I remember a couple being played in snowstorms. Back at the old stadium in the Kosar days- Modell had no problems totally selling out 80,000 (not the current 67,000) tickets to playoff games. Winning will bring the fans back regardless of the weather. While I'm at it- those wimps in Tampa are crying they want a dome- because it's too hot in September and October. Boo-hoo.
First- the 100 level of First Energy is already 100% sold out to season ticket holders. I'm in Section 111. Honked me off the sheer number of guys who were willing to sit at home and sell their tickets on StubHub et al to Panthers fans. As to selling out- got a feeling there will still be tickets available in the 500 level next year.
Believe me, and I already said it- I feel for the guys who have a family. One game a year is a big expense to take the wife and kids to a game. I'm paying close to $2,000 every year for my two seats, and that doesn't count wear and tear on the car + gas money for the 440 mile round trip to Cleveland.
PS- should you decide to go, we can give you directions to the Board Tailgate lot. It's still $10 bucks, about a 20 minute walk, but if you have small kids- the Rapid Station is a few hundred feet away and for an extra $2 per person, it will drop you off right at the stadium.
I was lucky enough My sister got me a pair of Sorels a couple of years ago for xmas.. They are life savers!
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Cleveland’s stadium is unique for one resin it sets right on the water and the wind and weather roar across that lake and the weather suck. Put side and a lid on to keep the wind and rain out and don’t heat it if that’s what you want But if I was to guess if you took a pole the mass majority would want a done.
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