^ Why are those seats Impact blue? Ugh.
Hmm...interesting that the goal is May 1st.
Looks like the doubled capacity for field side seats as well. Looks horrible. Wonder what they did with the tables. I am sure some tfc fans would love a set for their backyard.
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Imaging the roof over that. Going to be quite the park once it's all done.
Hmm...going to need to do something about those Grey BMO seats.
That and you really get a handle on how small that little roof is.
has it crossed anyone's mind that there is a chance that phase of the construction never happens?
i mean i can imagine that this season we're not going to see a lot of 'packed houses.' I wonder if it's at all possible that MLSE backs off some of the financial investment in the team and stadium>
Looks excellent. Cannot wait until the roof installation next year.
Looks like, dare I say, a real stadium. Can't wait for the first home game. Gotta say though, those seats in the new section look totally uncomfortable.
Looking at those aerial shots, you can help but wonder what a bear pit of a stadium that would be if a big second tier was added across the south end, with a big, shiny fuck-off roof jointly looming over the top.
My favorite stadiums are(were) all tight, two-tiered structures that create a dense, tight atmosphere and great noise. They would include:
The Mestalla, Valencia; Westfalenstadion, Dortmund; White Hart Lane, London; Loftus Road, London; The Dell, Southampton.
When Spain or Germany absolutely must have their national team win a game, the first two parks listed are where they have gone in the past. None of their opponents dreamed of playing in those parks as kids. They might have dreamed of The Bernabeu or Nou Camp or other famous grounds. But they never dreamed of those gritty, fan-first parks, The Mestalla raising fans in huge, luge-run steep slopes, Westfalenstadion with the roar of the Sudtribune, the biggest and loudest single stand in Europe - a tourist destination nowadays in its own right.
And they won't dream of them afterward because they are usually a nightmare to play in. That's what we have to strive for. For TFC and our national teams
Which, of course, means there will be the slightest need for a horseplop CFL team.
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Did they build up the East to be the same size as the West? Hard to tell from the photos.