It may be a wise move on the part of Buffalo Bills owners Terry and Kim Pegula to wait until the team has some success before pitching a new stadium to overburdened tax payers in Western New York. The Buffalo News’ Vic Carucci who is attending the owners meeting in Phoenix this week reported on Monday that “according to a high-ranking NFL source, the league now believes that Bills owners Terry and Kim Pegula are doing the right thing by taking their time before committing to a move from New Era Field.”
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Success Before new Stadium
It may be a wise move on the part of Buffalo Bills owners Terry and Kim Pegula to wait until the team has some success before pitching a new stadium to overburdened tax payers in Western New York. The Buffalo News’ Vic Carucci who is attending the owners meeting in Phoenix this week reported on Monday that “according to a high-ranking NFL source, the league now believes that Bills owners Terry and Kim Pegula are doing the right thing by taking their time before committing to a move from New Era Field.”YardRat Wall of Fame
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Originally posted by Wally The Barber View PostThe issue is the ticket prices will double and most fans won't pay it
The team sucks
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Notice Pegula stated last year he was in no hurry to talk about a new stadium.
Other people keep bringing it up but it's a non-issue for the next 5-6 years.
Half of you posters will have leaped from the bridge by then.Anonymity is an abused privilege, abused most by people who mistake vitriol for wisdom and cynicism for wit
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Originally posted by Night Train View PostNotice Pegula stated last year he was in no hurry to talk about a new stadium.
Other people keep bringing it up but it's a non-issue for the next 5-6 years.
Half of you posters will have leaped from the bridge by then.
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Originally posted by endzone View PostWhy in the hell do we need a new stadium? As just proven the population in this area continues to shrink and the old premise to build a shopping mall near the new stadium is outdated. The malls here will be closed within 7-10 years. Keep what we have and get a winning team!!
But the new stadium isn't for us. The NFL and the Pegulas don't care about us. They had us sucked in years ago (decades in my case- not sure how old you are). The new stadiums are designed to sell luxury boxes to big corporations and attract casual fans and tourists who don't care enough about football alone to pay the price of admission. They need something flashy to appeal to them. They've long since squeezed every dime from the diehard types.
And yes, ticket prices will go up with a new stadium. If we're a 7-9 win team, no one is going to pay it. If we're an 11+ win team with a legit shot at the div every year, people will pay it.
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Originally posted by OpIv37 View PostBut the new stadium isn't for us. The NFL and the Pegulas don't care about us. They had us sucked in years ago (decades in my case- not sure how old you are). The new stadiums are designed to sell luxury boxes to big corporations and attract casual fans and tourists who don't care enough about football alone to pay the price of admission.
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Originally posted by WagonCircler View PostPartially true, but not 100%. The new model is to squeeze out tailgating and force people into mini NFL amusement parks to spend huge coin on everything from full service restaurants to amusements and exclusive swag. Sure, the ticket prices will double, and they will sell PSL's but they also want to monopolize there game day experience. They want our money, but a lot more of it.
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