why would it be a good idea to have a soccer stadium in guatemala city?
459570
Guatemala City has over 3 million people and soccer is the favorite sport of the country.  A soccer stadium would be a great source of revenue for the city.  It would also help the economy for the entire city and surrounding area.
109311
I would like to see one in Monterrey, Mexico.  Here is why MLB would like it as well as the fans.\n1.  Population of 3 million.\n2.  Lots of corporate sponsors\n3.  Large baseball following\n4.  Good year round climate\n5.  Another city to vacation to\n6.  See the attached links.
957053
it should be Ashburton Grove...i don't agree with stadiums being named after sponsors...what happens when the sponsor is no longer there? just another example of Arsewipes letting foreigners take over their club!!\n\nSpurs haven't changed the name to Mansion House,although that wouldn't be a bad name!\n\nThe possible exception is Bolton with the Reebok stadium..the owner of Reebok is from Bolton,and has been a life long Bolton fan,and paid for the majority of the stadium,and he will probably always sponsor Bolton in some way or another!\n\nEmirates put some money towards the stadium..but i don't think it was enough to take their name!!
733060
Tey need a new stadium.  I know a lot of players don't like going there
568882
I don't really know anything of the 1A, but i would like it to be Queretaro. \nIn fact i would love that Queretaro could get an soccer team in the First Division, they deserve it, the stadium they have is great, and there are lots of soccer fans in Queretaro as well.
309846
Honestly, they need to obtain a greater market here first. Continue briging high proifle European teams to play. I think the only way were going to get decent soccer around here anytime soon is become basically a farm team league. All the European superpowers (AC Milan, Fc Barcelona, Chelsea FC, Juventus, Manchester United, Lyon, Real Madrid) send their reserves here, as a developemental league.
446000
I'd Like to say the Home Depot Center but it's way to small to hold a World Cup match. The obvious choices are:\n\nThe Rose bowl in Pasadena, CA- Where '94 world cup final was held.\nRFK in Washington DC\nFoxboro in New England area- Many National team games held here.\nGillette stadium- might be the one I'm thinking of in Foxboro but I'm 100% sure.\nThe Coliseum in Los Angeles, CA- Mexico plays a lot of their friendlies there.\n\nThere are probably a bunch I'm missing most of the ones I'm missing are most likely to be football stadiums turned into soccer stadiums just for the world cup. \n\nCities that are most likely to hold a game would be L.A., DC, Foxboro, Columbus(possibility), Miami, Texas, Chicago, San Francisco, Seattle, Maybe Atlanta and Kansas city.
899172
go to the home team's website and look up the stadium map.
1064312
Umm,it just does............kids too poor to go to college get a free ride to college by being good at sports,hence Education............tourism is a great thing also,go to Wrigley Field or Yankees Stadium,see what I mean.............As far as human society it gives us all a break form the real world for a while,something to beleive in and feel a part of..............and Employment,each major sports venue gives hundred of jobs to people,sometimes thousands
323592
Wembley is the place for England's team.  It's important for the team to have a single, beautiful space that the country can identify with and focus on.  By moving the team around it would seem as though they are wandering.  The team really do need a "home" around which they can continue to build the team's mystique.
1035024
stadium? arena? dome?
404287
To look at he stadiums and sizes check ->http://www.soccerphile.com/soccerphile/wc2006/stadiums/index.html\n\nThe one in berlin is AMAZING
1071187
Yes they can. Of course. They do not have tough opponents at all. Winning against Trinidad, Canada, Mexico and USA is very possible . No doubt. Jamaica, El Salvador, Cuba and etc are not strong teams. If Trinidad make it, Guatemala can do it too.. Why do you think an overrated team like Mexico whose pride after 12 appearances is that once upon time they qualified to 1/4th at home, can qualify and Guatemala can not?
673476
As you probably know, CAFTA is a free trade agreement. Guatemala is a very poor country which bases its economy on agriculture. It's manufacturing and construction field cannot compete the free trade; there is an imbalance between exports and imports...Furthermore, this agreement hits hard the workers' rights because they are being given low salaries, while -at the same time- the american companies make a lot of profit.
121209
I know for a fact that there's a big soccer culture there. A lot of guys there play in soccer clubs.
720692
I'll go with Sun City, Peru.  Check out the news story.
583226
Yes I am. An avid fan, not fanatic, of soccer, I love not to only watch the matches; but also to see part of the culture of the host city. I think it will give South Africa to shine.