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http://msn.foxsports.com/nfl/story/8042930?MSNHPHMA
http://www.losangelesfootballstadium.com/
This is practically down the street from where I live. Its wedged in between upper-middle class communities that IMO are sufficiently populated. For some reason, I cannot think of any upside to this situation.
Basically, how I figure it: New NFL stadium=
-More traffic
-Possible rowdy fans in the area I frequently eat at
-Icreased litter caused by the # of people that will be in the area
-Mob mentality can equate to riot (Lakers riot in '04) Can't imagine that football fans will be any better
Maybe its just that I am not a big fan of Football or of seeing the area I grew up in change. Can anyone provide an upsides to this situation from my standpoint?
http://msn.foxsports.com/nfl/story/8042930?MSNHPHMA
"On Thursday, Roski will unveil his idea for a stadium in the City of Industry, near the southern intersection of the 57 and 60 freeways some 20 miles east of Los Angeles, said John Semcken, vice president of Majestic Realty, Roski's real estate company."
"If a team committed to moving to Los Angeles, "we could begin construction in the final quarter of this year and have it ready for play for the first exhibition game in 2011," Semcken said."
http://www.losangelesfootballstadium.com/
This is practically down the street from where I live. Its wedged in between upper-middle class communities that IMO are sufficiently populated. For some reason, I cannot think of any upside to this situation.
Basically, how I figure it: New NFL stadium=
-More traffic
-Possible rowdy fans in the area I frequently eat at
-Icreased litter caused by the # of people that will be in the area
-Mob mentality can equate to riot (Lakers riot in '04) Can't imagine that football fans will be any better
Maybe its just that I am not a big fan of Football or of seeing the area I grew up in change. Can anyone provide an upsides to this situation from my standpoint?