FIFA Prez Sepp Blatter Visits New Meadowlands Stadium
Filed under: Sepp Blatter, Stadiums, World CupFIFA President Sepp Blatter, Jack Warner and Sunil Gulati visit New Meadowlands Stadium, currently under construction in New Jersey.
FIFA President Sepp Blatter, Jack Warner and Sunil Gulati visit New Meadowlands Stadium, currently under construction in New Jersey.
New Cowboys Stadium drew a Texas-soccer-attendance record crowd of 82,252 to the Gold Cup to see Mexico on Sunday evening. Previous record was 70, 550 at Reliant Stadium in Houston in 2006.
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The new stadium in Dallas Arlington Texas looks ready to go for Sunday’s two Gold Cup Matches; first between Guadeloupe and Costa Rica, then Mexico and Haiti. There are some interesting quirks to this place…
Crews begin laying out sections of the RealGrass Matrix field (type of turf) at New Cowboys Stadium in Arlington, TX, in preparation for the July 19th Gold Cup Quarterfinal. (BTW, you build a billion dollar stadium and you don’t install grass for your million dollar athletes? Weak).
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We’ve already shown you behind the scenes of the upcoming Red Bull Arena, but now the crew over at RedBullReader have dropped this fast forwarded time-lapse video of the construction back in September ‘08 from the sight line of big brother.
Local KC developer reveals proposed 2011 opening for the new Kansas City Wizards soccer stadium and mixed used development is facing delays because the economy is hampering signing retail and office tenants.
Computer graphic simulation images are seen of the soccer stadiums which are under construction for the 2012 European soccer Championships in this combo picture made from undated handouts released to Reuters May 11, 2009. Clockwise from top left are the Municipal Stadium in Poznan, the National Stadium in Warsaw, the Stadium in Gdansk and the Municipal Stadium in Wroclaw. UEFA authorities announced on May 13, 2009 the Polish and Ukrainian cities which will host the 2012 Euro Cup
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D.C. United fans are organizing a rally in support of a stadium plan for the club prior to the home game against Toronto FC. Events include a demonstration in Lincoln Park at 3:30 p.m., followed by a march to RFK Stadium and a dual tailgate party until 7:30 kickoff.
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