Millennium Stadium type would suit me, simple yet big and close to the pitch with one single tier goal stand. Failing that give me the Santiago Bernabeu
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Woolverhampton_Blue
Player Valuation: £35m
Just when you think no one can stop you now and you're about climax in the trophy room, a team of dwarfs burst in and knock you out???
You lost me there mate. Team of dwarfs?
Harryflashman
Player Valuation: £50m
I just want one that's not under water really , echo has me rattled as I know it's a very fair local newspaper.
The binman chronicles
Player Valuation: £80m
Ref the minnows that knock us out when we expect to go though, wigan, swansea, norwich etc. You know that thing where you have to explain jokes... think this one has died a death!
Stick it to the Echo and build an enclosed underwater stadium.
Sniff it you kopite rag
Sniff it you kopite rag
johnnydawg68
Chairperson, People's Front of Saint Domingo
I'm way more into college sports than pro sports here. It's more pure. You don't have to deal with the money/contract aspect. Both college football and college basketball have been way more willing to innovate. In the NFL, everyone basically plays the same systems, and it's all about who has the better players. At the college level there's a huge level of variety. Also there is much more of a tribal aspect when you attach yourself to a school, or if you went to Uni there, it's that much more a part of your identity.
johnnydawg68
Chairperson, People's Front of Saint Domingo
Ticket prices for much of college football are much cheaper. Obviously for the best programs and the biggest games that goes out the window, but you can get Season tickets for a local team for a fraction of what a pro sports season ticket is. Plus there are so many more of them.
Historically, before the growth of the NFL, there weren't any teams in large areas of the country. Like in the South. College football is much more popular because for a long time there weren't any NFL teams anywhere near them.
johnnydawg68
Chairperson, People's Front of Saint Domingo
Here's a rendering of a proposed stadium in Detroit. Ours would have to be bigger, but gives you a sense of what using the clear roofing I talked about earlier could do in terms of opening up the skyline from inside the stadium. How much do you think someone would pay for a skyscraper right next to Bramley Moore with naming rights on the building?
Jacko93
Player Valuation: £35m
Here's a rendering of a proposed stadium in Detroit. Ours would have to be bigger, but gives you a sense of what using the clear roofing I talked about earlier could do in terms of opening up the skyline from inside the stadium. How much do you think someone would pay for a skyscraper right next to Bramley Moore with naming rights on the building?
Would look brilliant that, will really enhance the several shades of grey in the sky.
Except for the bits covered in seagull guano like.....
johnnydawg68
Chairperson, People's Front of Saint Domingo
Think of the jobs created for lads with squigees on the roof though.
4737carlin
Player Valuation: £90m
I hope the roof is clear, i hate them games where half the pitch is covered in a shadow
upthetoffees
Player Valuation: £8m
Dan Meis is the architect working on it and I'm sure it's been mentioned here before but looking at his other work, I'm pretty happy. I think he gets the idea of what would look good there as he has a good resume.
He's also currently working on Roma's new stadium and the renderings look fantastic.
Just waiting for the classic mixup of Stadio Della Roma being accidentally built on the docks...
He's also currently working on Roma's new stadium and the renderings look fantastic.
Just waiting for the classic mixup of Stadio Della Roma being accidentally built on the docks...
BirkenheadBlue
Player Valuation: £70m
was about to say, how is it not CONSTANTLY covered in bird ****
Here's a rendering of a proposed stadium in Detroit. Ours would have to be bigger, but gives you a sense of what using the clear roofing I talked about earlier could do in terms of opening up the skyline from inside the stadium. How much do you think someone would pay for a skyscraper right next to Bramley Moore with naming rights on the building?
Maybe I'm not adventuresome enough, but don't see how that looks as nice 5 years in as it does on the renderings.
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