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The new Vikings stadium In Minneapolis is stunning ! Not a fan of Domes but they did a great job with that one
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posted 2 minutes ago
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“The US seems to do these things much better than most”
It’s in there, if you read between the lines.
Interested to see what Fulham do with the Cottage.. classic stadium is a great location that they are trying to modernize
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posted 36 seconds ago
comment by _Viva_Vida (U6044)
posted 2 minutes ago
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“The US seems to do these things much better than most”
It’s in there, if you read between the lines.
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Damn, I thought I was being subtle 😤
Ive been to the emirates twice and that is a soulless place, didn't like it at all. Spurs stadium on the flip side looks fantastic.
I actually quite liked the etihad when i went aswell, its quite unique.
Stadiums in the UK are limited due to cost. Wembley cost nearly £1bn and it is average compared to stadiums globally.
Has a retractable window that slides away and has views of the Vegas strip.
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Surely you go to a stadium to look at what's happening on the pitch/field rather than what's happening outside?
Nou Camp probably one of the worst I’ve been to. Glorified car park where you’re stuck up so high the players look like ants.
I'm torn, I love the old traditional football stadiums where you're walking down the street of houses then bam! a stadium pops out of no where.
But on the flip side the one in the video looks amazing and of course the Spurs new ground is absolutely fantastic.
Imagine supporting Oakland for your life, one day for it to be up and moved to Vegas.
American sports are all about keeping you interested, it's about the gameday experience not just the sport. Baseball stadiums often have absolutely incredible views of the city (or the ocean in San Francisco).
The Diamondbacks Stadium has a swimming pool in right field!
comment by IvanGolacIsMagic (U5291)
posted 8 minutes ago
Has a retractable window that slides away and has views of the Vegas strip.
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meh, they have so many breaks in american sports a view of the strip would be amazing.
comment by Busby (U19985)
posted 48 seconds ago
Imagine supporting Oakland for your life, one day for it to be up and moved to Vegas.
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It was in LA not too long ago...
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My fave is the Colosseum. Bit run down now but still very atmospheric.
comment by Flashy flibble (U10324)
posted 11 seconds ago
My fave is the Colosseum. Bit run down now but still very atmospheric.
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Oakland?!
Meanwhile we have Craven Cottage
Only seen it on the television but by all accounts, the new Tottenham stadium looks incredible.
comment by Busby (U19985)
posted 20 minutes ago
Imagine supporting Oakland for your life, one day for it to be up and moved to Vegas.
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The Raiders moved to LA for 12 years, so from my (ageing) perspective, you'd have to be quite young to support them as Oakland for your whole life.
Spurs stadium is the best I have been to. Better than Wembley and better by far than the Emirates and Etihad.
The concept photos for the new Everton stadium look decent.
The Mercedes-Benz stadium is a work of art.
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My knowledge of american sports stadiums is virtually none as i don't like any of their sports.
American football is definitely the worst, a sport designed around ad breaks.
La Bombonera was always the stadium i wanted to visit most.
4tsar da colloseium is gr8
Been to Barca and Madrid...both good but there's lots better
Actually the millennium stadium in Cardiff is pretty impressive.. considering they basically knocked down Cardiff arms park spun it 90 degrees and rebuilt spent something like 100 million I'm doing it... Fantastic value compared to Wembley
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posted on 15/1/20
Please insert 'Ole out' in the article.
posted on 15/1/20
The new Vikings stadium In Minneapolis is stunning ! Not a fan of Domes but they did a great job with that one
posted on 15/1/20
comment by _Viva_Vida (U6044)
posted 2 minutes ago
Please insert 'Ole out' in the article.
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“The US seems to do these things much better than most”
It’s in there, if you read between the lines.
posted on 15/1/20
Interested to see what Fulham do with the Cottage.. classic stadium is a great location that they are trying to modernize
posted on 15/1/20
comment by Clockwork Red (U4892)
posted 36 seconds ago
comment by _Viva_Vida (U6044)
posted 2 minutes ago
Please insert 'Ole out' in the article.
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“The US seems to do these things much better than most”
It’s in there, if you read between the lines.
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Damn, I thought I was being subtle 😤
posted on 15/1/20
Ive been to the emirates twice and that is a soulless place, didn't like it at all. Spurs stadium on the flip side looks fantastic.
I actually quite liked the etihad when i went aswell, its quite unique.
posted on 15/1/20
Stadiums in the UK are limited due to cost. Wembley cost nearly £1bn and it is average compared to stadiums globally.
posted on 15/1/20
Has a retractable window that slides away and has views of the Vegas strip.
_________________________________
Surely you go to a stadium to look at what's happening on the pitch/field rather than what's happening outside?
posted on 15/1/20
Nou Camp probably one of the worst I’ve been to. Glorified car park where you’re stuck up so high the players look like ants.
posted on 15/1/20
I'm torn, I love the old traditional football stadiums where you're walking down the street of houses then bam! a stadium pops out of no where.
But on the flip side the one in the video looks amazing and of course the Spurs new ground is absolutely fantastic.
posted on 15/1/20
Imagine supporting Oakland for your life, one day for it to be up and moved to Vegas.
posted on 15/1/20
American sports are all about keeping you interested, it's about the gameday experience not just the sport. Baseball stadiums often have absolutely incredible views of the city (or the ocean in San Francisco).
The Diamondbacks Stadium has a swimming pool in right field!
posted on 15/1/20
comment by IvanGolacIsMagic (U5291)
posted 8 minutes ago
Has a retractable window that slides away and has views of the Vegas strip.
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Surely you go to a stadium to look at what's happening on the pitch/field rather than what's happening outside?
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meh, they have so many breaks in american sports a view of the strip would be amazing.
posted on 15/1/20
comment by Busby (U19985)
posted 48 seconds ago
Imagine supporting Oakland for your life, one day for it to be up and moved to Vegas.
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It was in LA not too long ago...
posted on 15/1/20
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posted on 15/1/20
My fave is the Colosseum. Bit run down now but still very atmospheric.
posted on 15/1/20
comment by Flashy flibble (U10324)
posted 11 seconds ago
My fave is the Colosseum. Bit run down now but still very atmospheric.
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Oakland?!
posted on 15/1/20
Meanwhile we have Craven Cottage
posted on 15/1/20
Only seen it on the television but by all accounts, the new Tottenham stadium looks incredible.
posted on 15/1/20
comment by Busby (U19985)
posted 20 minutes ago
Imagine supporting Oakland for your life, one day for it to be up and moved to Vegas.
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The Raiders moved to LA for 12 years, so from my (ageing) perspective, you'd have to be quite young to support them as Oakland for your whole life.
posted on 15/1/20
Spurs stadium is the best I have been to. Better than Wembley and better by far than the Emirates and Etihad.
The concept photos for the new Everton stadium look decent.
The Mercedes-Benz stadium is a work of art.
posted on 15/1/20
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posted on 15/1/20
My knowledge of american sports stadiums is virtually none as i don't like any of their sports.
American football is definitely the worst, a sport designed around ad breaks.
La Bombonera was always the stadium i wanted to visit most.
posted on 15/1/20
4tsar da colloseium is gr8
posted on 15/1/20
Been to Barca and Madrid...both good but there's lots better
Actually the millennium stadium in Cardiff is pretty impressive.. considering they basically knocked down Cardiff arms park spun it 90 degrees and rebuilt spent something like 100 million I'm doing it... Fantastic value compared to Wembley
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