Hey, whatever it takes to get this stadium issue resolved right? I picture a bunch of guys in Polo shirts and Dockers watching a game together. Wonder if they will have beer and nachos? What I really think they should do is watch a game together at the Metrodome. Then they will see the passion of the fans inside and outside of the stadium and how busy nearby businesses are for the game.
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It seems like it's always one step forward and two steps back when it comes to a new Minnesota Vikings stadium. For people who wish the Minnesota Vikings would stay in Minnesota, is this a good sign or is it just more smoke in hopes of moving a stadium plan forward?
Ramsey County Board members on Tuesday unanimously approved a $28.5 million purchase of 430 acres in Arden Hills with the goal of us
Not a great meeting for those in favor of a Minnesota Vikings stadium to keep the team in the state. I think everyone has the right to an opinion, as long as you take time to educate yourself. When you hear an argument like telling owner Zygi Wilf to build his own "playground" it makes you realize how misinformed the most opinionated people seem to be.
The Minnesota Vikings stadium pro
If you were to use the magic 8 ball it would say, "All signs point to yes".
According to ProFootballTalk.com, the Vikings have issued a four page statement with the last sentence being, “This solution must be finalized in the 2011 session.”
I think owner Zigi Wilf did the best he could with Favre mach 1. That was supposed to be the Super Bowl team that would make all of Minnesota for
No stadium, no more Minnesota Vikings. Even if you aren't a sports fan, if you live in Minnesota you must realize the millions of dollars in revenue the state will lose if they leave. Meanwhile the average citizen would feel zero impact in regards to the cost to build it. The Minnesota Twins got a stadium with out a vote and it has rejuvenated the area and has been a boon for area businesses a
Remember when the Minnesota North Stars left? The first thing the state did was put together a plan to get an NHL franchise back. If the Minnesota Vikings leave, that will happen again but there are no guarantees of the state getting another team nor would it be deserving of one if they lose the Vikings. The difference is right now the state and Vikings have an opportunity to work things out, i
Is this the solution to the Minnesota Vikings stadium issue or is it a last effort that is destined to be held up in political games, causing Minnesota to lose its beloved franchise? It sounds like both parties are excited and they both realize the amount of money the state will kick in, so perhaps there will be a happy ending for Vikings fans.
The Minnesota Vikings and Ramsey County announced an
The governor has never publicly said what he thought the team should cover and now perhaps his comments will begin a negotiating process? I would love to see the Vikings get a stadium and I think using casino revenues and an increase in sports merchandise tax is a good path for public costs so it won't impact everyone. While Vikings brass may not want to pay that much out of pocket, they must be