[RealRam]

Are you kidding, Cowboyhater, or just grossly misinformed?

Hundreds of millions of dollars were poured into each of these stadiums to renew them, they went through a true and complete make-over (that I had already aluded to), in order to bring them up to TOP FORM. Not only completely functional but functional beyond their original design. Attractive and elegant, they are, definitely, one of the city's, i.e., Chicago and New Orleans, most important features.


a) en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Soldier_Field [add 'http://' at the beginning to form copy/paste link]

b) football.ballparks.com/NFL/ChicagoBears/newindex.htm [add 'http://' at the beginning to form copy/paste link]

c) soldierfield.net/virtualTour.aspx [add 'http://www.' at the beginning to form copy/paste link]

In case you did not see the pre-game show of the recent Falcons at Saints match on MNF, you missed a very interesting report (BTW, partly presented by our own Marshall Faulk, a New Orleans native), about the impressive accomplishments made by that city to restore the Superdome to its super initial condition -- and then some!

Again, this feat, particularly when the deep disasters of hurricane Katrina are considered, has made the refurbished Superdome a fine, attractive stadium of the NFL. As the New Soldier Field now stands in Chicago as well.

Let's not forget that even our very old, historic Los Angeles Coliseum had to be seriously restored!

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