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And St Louis was about to pony up for a second one to keep the team. Fortunately Kronke did the city a favor and left anyway. The city has rejected another req
by vermontdevil 8y ago
And St Louis was about to pony up for a second one to keep the team. Fortunately Kronke did the city a favor and left anyway.
The city has rejected another request for a MLS stadium. I guess they are wising up.
- umanwizard 8y agoWhy don't they just put the MLS team in the empty Rams stadium?
- ggg9990 8y agoPlay association football in a stadium intended for gridiron football? Are you a madman?
- coldtea 8y agoOr he's not an American and doesn't know those teams, so just assumes they play the same sport and asks the most logical question given that. How about that? Not to mention that in a pinch, a stadium can always be changed to fit a different sport (if the space is enough), for much less than to build another one.
- umanwizard 8y agoI am guessing he was joking.
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- joemag 8y agoThat was sarcasm. Many cities have NFL and MLS teams share stadium. The two fields are almost identical dimensions.
- tbihl 8y agoBack when I used to live in DC, the soccer team played in an old football stadium (RFK)(and they may still). It was cool in a sort of eerie way, watching in a mostly empty hulk of a stadium that was clearly progressing in partial decay. Plus, the stands were metal, so you could feel them swaying when everyone jumped together.
- jonwachob91 8y agoDC United just got there own soccer specific stadium this season.
- tbihl 8y agoHave you been to a game yet? How is it?