CMPA fails to repay loan on time. Now has 20 years to pay the loan.

You know whats sad, back when this whole boondoggle started I was against it. Not because I don't like the stadium, but because it was ALWAYS obvious Pensacola is not big enough or have enough wealthy public to support it. They were not even supporting the stadium.

Now I may be confused here about the two because honestly at this point I do not know if you are being sarcastic about ball park they built on the water or the actual stadium that was there before studervilles baseball park.

either way, I knew people who lived downtown and they really wanted it because they felt it would increase their property values. But I always knew it was going to be a leaky bowl that would drain away funds forever and ever. but then again, it always seemed liked pcola liked to waste funds on irrelevant entertainment artsy tartsy stuff downtown, so maybe the ball park from a waste, but finally the non artsy tartsy crowd got theirs?

Chrissy wrote:You know whats sad, back when this whole boondoggle started I was against it. Not because I don't like the stadium, but because it was ALWAYS obvious Pensacola is not big enough or have enough wealthy public to support it. They were not even supporting the stadium.

Now I may be confused here about the two because honestly at this point I do not know if you are being sarcastic about ball park they built on the water or the actual stadium that was there before studervilles baseball park.

either way, I knew people who lived downtown and they really wanted it because they felt it would increase their property values. But I always knew it was going to be a leaky bowl that would drain away funds forever and ever. but then again, it always seemed liked pcola liked to waste funds on irrelevant entertainment artsy tartsy stuff downtown, so maybe the ball park from a waste, but finally the non artsy tartsy crowd got theirs?

.....and if they (UWF and the stadium) can't support baseball, how in the HADES will they support football and its associated costs and lack of alumni to contribute?

I got some old motorcycle helmets they can have. Just need numbers painted on them.

Dirt track racing, monster trucks, motocross, and demolition derbies would probably fair better.

PkrBum wrote:Dirt track racing, monster trucks, motocross, and demolition derbies would probably fair better.

Run for mayor on that idea there. Youll win and there will be sellouts at every event.

Chrissy wrote:

PkrBum wrote:Dirt track racing, monster trucks, motocross, and demolition derbies would probably fair better.

Run for mayor on that idea there. Youll win and there will be sellouts at every event.

lol... I could never get elected in this day and age... I'm too blunt. But a real multi-use stadium would stand a chance of at minimum paying for itself.

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