Born2BKing
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Got to disagree with you breh, when I saw that new stadium on Hard Knocks I was like, that other design makes it like any regular stadium
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It looks beautiful architecturally.to the city of ATL
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thats dope as fukkGot to disagree with you breh, when I saw that new stadium on Hard Knocks I was like, that other design makes it like any regular stadium
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It looks beautiful architecturally.to the city of ATL
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thats dope as fukkIt looks like some one took a soccer stadium and to make it into a FB stadium
plus I don't like the scoreboard being apart of the roof....The scoreboard it a weak
knock off what what they did in Jerry World.

I gotta disagree with you. Seeing the Birds Nest open on gamedays
It will be an asset to our downtown skyline & it simply looks beautiful. Outside of the BS they did to get that land it's a great move for the city

What BS?![]()
Had to put that church out. They got paid though.What BS?![]()

Arthur Blank, Mayor Reed and Andrew Young pretty much forced
the members of Mt.Vernon and Friendship Baptist church to give up the land to build the stadium.
Originally plans were going to be to build the stadium in Doraville.

That was never the planArthur Blank, Mayor Reed and Andrew Young pretty much forced
the members of Mt.Vernon and Friendship Baptist church to give up the land to build the stadium.
Originally plans were going to be to build the stadium in Doraville.
That was never the plan
DORAVILLE, Ga. -
If the Atlanta Falcons have to look to the suburbs for a place to move the Georgia Dome, they can cross Doraville off the list. The old GM plant in Doraville has been the most talked-about alternative for a potential stadium outside the city, but the mayor says "no thanks."
The 165-acre property has plenty of room for parking, and there is infrastructure that includes highway access. But Mayor Donna Pittman says it's not what residents want-- so her answer is no.
"I respect the thoughts of my citizens, and we have to listen to what they say, and they came out again with a resounding no. This is not something they wanted," said Pittman
Doraville residents voted previously when a developer floated the idea of a stadium being put on the site back in 2009. Pittman says the cost outweighs the benefit, and the city's goals and plans for the site have a catalyst for revitalization-- something she says she heard council members say they didn't see a stadium doing.
Pittman says she things what the city and region need most is jobs-- high-tech, year-round jobs.
"We listen and we respect our citizens, and unless they've changed their opinion since 2009-- and from what I'm hearing, they have not," she said.
Meanwhile, the Atlanta City Council will take up the stadium issue again on Wednesday. That meeting happens at 11:30 a.m. at Atlanta City Hall, and it is open to the public.
It looks like some one took a soccer stadium and to make it into a FB stadium
plus I don't like the scoreboard being apart of the roof....The scoreboard it a weak
knock off what what they did in Jerry World.
The first sentence of the article says the opposite.It was, But sated by AVXL it wouldn't have been feasible
http://www.myfoxatlanta.com/story/21253528/doraville-mayor-falcons-georgia-dome

...I'm sure someone has mentioned it...but Dimitroff and his drafting is on the hot seat to me. Especially what he's done in the mid-late rounds![]()



YepAnyone confident about this fukking game today?![]()

Anyone confident about this fukking game today?![]()