New Dallas Cowboys Stadium

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Post by yank21 »

No, there are seats there, except at U of Phoenix Stadium. The reasons are for possble expansion, instead of just building a new stadium. Especially at LP Field, If the Titans can win more than 8 games a season for a good spell, they might have to expand.

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As I said...
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I've noticed with a number of NFL grounds there's little or no seating at the ends.
Point was that this new design also skimps on the seatingsat the ends which I think is silly, and serves no good purpose.

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Behind the endzone is good if you could sit and watch hail marys all day..

No good when trying to judge whether LT has just picked up another 1st down.

Any stadium with 60 000 along the sidelines and 5 000 at either end is fine by me...

Bit like the same reason why baseball stadiums are V shaped.

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bastard! :lol:

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For a second i thought that new thread had got a sh*t load of replies in double quick time

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Post by Sydney Cricket Ground 12 »

there is a webcam inside the stadium the link is ://www.eplanit.com/_vti_bin/NvrWebservice/ ... splash.jpg

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Post by spinDr »

corporate boxes on the field level is an interesting step, would really be close to the action, give you an interesting perspective but would probably suck arse when the play is up the other end of the field.

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Image

looks like a photoshop job!

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VmhIpr8y6v8

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That is absolutely crazy :lol:

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Image

it's a bit steep

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This is too funny...

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Four days since it blocked its first punt the crying over the center-hung video board at Cowboys Stadium roars on.

The NFL's competition committee held a conference call Tuesday afternoon and offered its recommendations on what should be done about the board to commissioner Roger Goodell, who does have the authority to make a ruling, which may come before the second preseason game Saturday against San Francisco.

The Cowboys still don't want to move it. Jerry Jones told 105.3-FM in Dallas Tuesday morning that a number of things have to be considered, including the optimal height for viewing the screen.

"It’s no new deal for kickers to adjust to the conditions that they play in," Jones said. "To offset that is the fact that we’ve got generally speaking a great place to kick the ball. And both teams have the same issue, so you don’t have a competitive advantage there."

Wade Phillips was more concerned about preparing his football team for the season on Tuesday than discussing what the commissioner's ruling will be. He did say Thursday's open practice at the stadium will provide an opportunity for punt returners to learn to judge balls coming down from those heights.

"We want to get used to the stadium," the coach said. "The board is different because it’s up there, you have to see the ball go through, and the lights and so forth. It’s good for us to practice there. We have to get used to the field. Each field is different. You want to be comfortable in your home field."

http://www.truebluefanclub.com/blogs...entId=blogDest

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Post by Egan »

So the screen is too bright for players to kick the ball?

Or do they get stage fright seeing themselves on the massive screen...

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I would have thought size, position and placement where the key to the issues here.

Just tell the stupid punters to not kick it so high. Really it's not rocket science.

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