SkapePhin
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It would make more sense for them to play back at the orange bowl site again, plus it's lower capacity,
*Super Thread* SunLife Stadium Renovations
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It would make more sense for them to play back at the orange bowl site again, plus it's lower capacity,
Barry Jackson @flasportsbuzz
City of Miami says Beckham group still talking to UM. But UM needs at least 40,000 seats (not 25,000) and other space/ancillary needs met.
City of Miami says Beckham group still talking to UM. But UM needs at least 40,000 seats (not 25,000) and other space/ancillary needs met.
isn't the Marlins Stadium on the site of the Orange Bowl?
Barry Jackson @flasportsbuzz
Dolphins remain of mindset to ask UM for financial buyout of contract even if UM joined Beckham. Another obstacle. Fins want UM at Sun Life.
Dolphins remain of mindset to ask UM for financial buyout of contract even if UM joined Beckham. Another obstacle. Fins want UM at Sun Life.
Setting up the living rooms
Setting up the living rooms
Those are pretty sweet. Kudos to Ross for bringing the popular general fan preferred living room setting to the stadium.
Boy, could you imagine the Marlins, Hurricanes, Heat and a MLS franchise all within the city of Miami while the Dolphins hang out like a pimple on the North end of Miami's ass? Embarassing.
Boy, could you imagine the Marlins, Hurricanes, Heat and a MLS franchise all within the city of Miami while the Dolphins hang out like a pimple on the North end of Miami's ass? Embarassing.
Meh, no one gives two ****s about the Marlins or Beckham's dingleberry. (Go Rapids)
With the Heat your talking about an arena with under 20,000 capacity. There's no comparison to an NFL stadium. As for the Canes, they could easily get away with 30,000 (and that's being hopeful as of late).
I find it amusing that people think that we could actually move the Dolphins back into Miami these days. There's not room unless we evict thousands and demolish neighborhoods. Robbie and Ross have done us right.
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agreed that the new renovation is something we all should be grateful for, compared to what we were dealt with for the past few decades its great, but it doesn't absolve them from criticism about this living room thing, sure its gonna make him money, but if you don't think its gonna be a bad look on us I disagree, it looks to me like they really didn't think it thru if it was about creating a better home field advantage.
Once that roof is on in 2016, a hundred or so missing seats around the 50 won't matter in concerns to the crowd noise.
Seems like you are hung up on the energy/crowd noise topic. Have you been to a Dolphins game at Sun Life? I have been there for many, many games where the stadium was rocking and crowd noise was disruptive to the opposing offense, that's the goal right? It's not about the design of the stadium that 100% creates energy. Put a consistent winning team and there will be no short of "energy" with or without design changes. Hell, I was at a game vs the 49ers and the stadium wasn't even 3/4 full, the Dolphins were eliminated from playoff contention and the crowd was still loud enough in the 4th quarter to force timeouts and disrupt the qb from calling the cadence. The new canopy is just going to make it better.
Boy, could you imagine the Marlins, Hurricanes, Heat and a MLS franchise all within the city of Miami while the Dolphins hang out like a pimple on the North end of Miami's ass? Embarassing.
Yeah it probably sucks for the local citizens living in Miami that are Dolphins fans. I'd like to know what percentage of attendance actually resides in that area. What is it, about a 1/3 of NFL teams don't play in their named city? Hell, not one team in the AFC East calls their city home, the Pats play at the end a pubic hair hanging from Boston's nut sack.