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Old 07-09-2005, 06:02 AM  #21
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Isn't the pepreroni supposed to open next month?
It does not like they are gonna make it!

It does look really good though... The name makes me want a pizza.
Just a thought
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Old 07-09-2005, 06:15 AM  #22
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Besides some white chalk and the scoreboard, what else has to be done?
I believe the first game is August 6th.

RSL/FCD will be the first nationally televised PHP game (on ESPN2).
Old 07-09-2005, 06:43 AM  #23
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Besides some white chalk and the scoreboard, what else has to be done?
I believe the first game is August 6th.

RSL/FCD will be the first nationally televised PHP game (on ESPN2).
Well besides the fact that there are no lights, no windows in any of the main stand. no paint, no roof on the pavillion, the electrical closet looks like spaghetti, not much of a parking lot, oh yeah and no scoreboard or no chalk lines... Other that they are there man!
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Old 07-09-2005, 02:25 PM  #24
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FCD has already been prepping everyone that it will be functional, not complete, by 6 August. They'll be able to hold games, but more work will need to be done to finish the job.

I visited the site last October, and there's nothing if not lots of room for parking around the place. There are some buildings to the south (bowl) end of the stadium, since that's where Frisco is building their town center.

It'll be a little rustic for awhile, but they'll be all done for the MLS Cup Final.
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Old 07-09-2005, 02:44 PM  #25
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FCD has already been prepping everyone that it will be functional, not complete, by 6 August. They'll be able to hold games, but more work will need to be done to finish the job.

I visited the site last October, and there's nothing if not lots of room for parking around the place. There are some buildings to the south (bowl) end of the stadium, since that's where Frisco is building their town center.

It'll be a little rustic for awhile, but they'll be all done for the MLS Cup Final.
Since it won't be done in time for the first match, instead of the "Big Pepperoni" or Frisco Stadium, we can call it "Fiasco Stadium"?
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Old 07-09-2005, 02:49 PM  #26
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Since it won't be done in time for the first match, instead of the "Big Pepperoni" or Frisco Stadium, we can call it "Fiasco Stadium"?

It may be a fiasco, but at least they have one. :sad1:

But it's also true that Bridgeview is on schedule and will be a better stadium overall than PHP.
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