also, you can't look out onto the lake because of the roof over the south stands
also, you can't look out onto the lake because of the roof over the south stands
Looks to me that the Argos are getting the shaft once again and MLSE has made it clear that the designs are keeping the stadium soccer specific.
The $20 million wasn't a quote from Cohon but the writer's conjecture. If the league is willing to contribute $20 million the Argos should build a brand-new stadium (how 'bout adding grandstands to their Downsview practice facility?)...perhaps in the suburbs with free land, ect. The remaining cost could be financed and paid back through facility fees. Then the Argos could generate similar revenue streams (naming rights, concessions, parking, sponsorships, concert revenue, ect.) to Hamilton, Ottawa, Winnipeg, Regina, etc.
Lamport is a dump. It's also to small and doesn't have any parking. It's also farther away from the GO Train and Highway than BMO Field is.
i heard that BMO is ending its sponsorship in 2016. New sponsor will have to come on board
Jersey sponsorship according to this. However there is this from 2010 that says sponsorship ends at the conclusion of the 2016 season.
Some no name mayoral candidate in Mississauga is pushing for a new stadium in Mississauga near Steeles. http://www.torontosun.com/2014/09/22...3be86750134c89
Argos Season Ticket Holder 2016-2021.
Not the craziest story I have heard, since the last one with a similar move to Oshawa.
Latest version. similar to the first one a few weeks ago.
It looks like it will have great sitelines for football. Right on top of the action.
look like the CFL endzones will be under north stands patio/box seats.
While southstands will retract the first 10 rows.
I assume the football locker rooms will go under the south stands
If a roof goes over the south stands, you have seen the last grey cup in Toronto.
http://www.torontosun.com/2014/09/22...ve-renovations
I was there last season for a Canada versus Jamaica rugby game. It's not suitable for professional sporting events. It's barely suitable for high school events.
Although Toronto FC is expected to remain the primary tenant, MLSE’s top brass has left open the possibility of the CFL moving into BMO Field one day.
“That’s a commitment that is a legal obligation to the city and the province,” Leiweke told the Sun. “We will honour that commitment.”
Construction is under way and is expected to be completed in two phases over two years.
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