What is going to happen to the Giants stadium when the Giants & Jets move out in 2010?
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It is scheduled to become a small scale nuclear test site.
884996
Twin Towers coming down in Wembly Stadium?
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I think the Packers got out of him what they wanted. They need to start rebuilding for the future, and they probably won't pressure him to return. If you are going to rebuild, no sense in doing it around someone that will only be there for another year two.\n\nSo my answer is yes, he will retire.
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I won't go see a Yankees home game ever again after they leave Yankees Stadium. It's like... a part of history... lol. I'm not happy about them getting another stadium (and I'm a fan).
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76000 (in 2006). Eight thousand seats were added for the 2006 season.\n\nThe long-term plan is to rebuild the South Stand and fill in the corners to a capacity of 90,000, but due to the lack of space outside the stadium there are no immediate plans for this redevelopment.
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It was always at Madison Square Garden in N.Y.C. but they pissed off the NFL last year because they blocked the Jets attempt to build a stadium next door..(this also doomed New Yorks attempt to get the 2012 Olympics) >>The NFL moved the draft last year to the Javits Center, about 3 blocks away..You line up outside..first come..first served...
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The new Yankee Stadium will be located across from the current stadium which a public baseball feild is located which is just across the street from Yankee Stadium.... And the new stadium will have some of the features of the current stadium such as the length and width of the field,some of the seating sections from the current stadium will be dismantled and installed into the new stadium.. Moument park will be different though and from what I understand the new stadium will be built to look like the original stadium when Ruth played... Neat huh!!!!
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Check out this website:\n\nhttp://www.stadiumsofnfl.com/nfc.htm\n\nHere are the NFC, you can read the AFC at the link above:\nNFC East\nWashington Redskins:  Jack Kent Cooke Stadium - FedEx Field\nNY Giants - Giants Stadium\nPhiladelphia Eagles - Lincoln Financial Field - prior building was Veterans Stadium\nDallas Cowboys - Texas Stadium\n\nNFC South\nCarolina Panthers - Bank of America Stadium and previously Ericsson Stadium\nAtlanta Falcons - Georgia Dome \nTampa Bay Bucs - Raymond James Stadium - previous building Houlihan Stadium\nNew Orleans Saints - The Superdome\n\nNFC North\nDetroit Lions - Ford Field - previous building Silverdome\nGreen Bay Packers - Lambeau Field\nMinnesota Vikings - Metrodome \nChicago Bears - Soldier Field\n\nNFC West\nSt. Louis Rams - Edward Jones Dome - previous names include the TWA Dome and the Dome at America's Center\nSan Francisco 49ers - Monster Park - Candlestick Park \nSeattle Seahawks - Qwest Field prior building was Kingdome\nArizona Cardinals - University of Phoenix Stadium
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My guess would be one of the early AFL teams after the merger, say the Jets in Superbowl III or Chiefs in IV. I'll keep looking though.
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I don't think they will either.  They may even start growing different coloured grass in sponsors names.  The other alternative is super imposing but this is not viewed in the stadium
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Tey need a new stadium.  I know a lot of players don't like going there
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Giants stadium is the actual name of the stadium only when the Giants are home, per their 30 year lease with the owner of the stadium. The owner of the stadium, the New Jersey Sports and Exposition Authority, allows the Jets to "rename" the stadium for their home games, since they obviously do not want to play in "Giants Stadium". \nIt got the name the Meadowlands because it's part of the Meadowlands complex - that includes the Meadowlands Racetrack and the Continental Airlines Arean.\nPrior to 1984, the Jets played their home games at Shea Stadium. When their lease expired, they moved to "Giants Stadium" but the naming rights were a part of the Giants lease with the NJ Sports and Exposition Authority. Therefore, they struck an agreement with the Jets that would allow the Jets to call the stadium the Meadowlands - since the complex that included the above mentioned stadiums was already named as such - but only during the Jets' home games. This is why the Jets often cover any mention of the Giants during their home games.
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NFL draft heads to Radio City Music Hall\nNEW YORK (AP) -- The NFL draft, which moved out of Madison Square Garden last season, will move to another New York City landmark this year -- Radio City Music Hall. \n\nIt will be held April 29-30. \n\nLast year the draft was at the Javits Convention Center, moving from the theater at Madison Square Garden because the NFL was upset with Garden management for opposing the proposal for a new stadium for the Jets on Manhattan's West Side. The stadium proposal was rejected by a state committee.
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At the beginning of the year I couldn't believe they played so poorly. Last 3 weeks doing great. Don't get too excited, may be a couple years before they get back to their glory days. On side note they are battling with the city of San Francisco on a new stadium. Also, Bill Walsh is battling Leukmia, my prayers to the coach.
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Im from Pittsburh and i say they should get a new arena but with no slots. Football in Pittsburgh over-shadows all sports. As soon as the Steelers said "if we dont get a new stadium" (after the Pirates did,) where leaving Pittsburgh and befor anybody new it the Steelers got there way. Now when the Penguins says where going to leave Pittsburgh they dont get CRAP!!!!\nBut slots + sports is bad...brings more gambelers in then Penguins. People ill start comming in to bet, and not go to games.
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This is a ridiculously easy question. Both the NY Jets and the Buffalo Bills are nowhere near playoff contention. The NY Giants will probably make the playoffs but will lose along the way.\n\nThe NY Giants by far.
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Like everyone else said, they don't want any team to have a home-field advantage. Also, you are talking about tens of thousands of people coming to the site of the Super Bowl. These people all need hotels, airfare and othere accomodations. Trying to plan something this big with only one or two weeks notice would be a complete disaster. There are some NFL cities (like Green Bay) that simply could never handle that many people at once on short notice. Jacksonville had trouble with it a few years ago, and they had plenty of warning. This needs to be planned out years in advance. Plus the NFL likes to reward cities (like Detroit, or Houston last year) that build shiny new stadiums for their teams. They don't want the Super Bowl to be played in a dump.