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Originally Posted by ruchase
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because they are asking taxpayers in their city to help foot the bill for new stadiums or massive renovation projects.
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Nothing about buying a stadium but there is more drama when you put it that way.
I guess the question is whether the public benefits from the stadium even being there. If you can't see the benefit, pass on the deal and let someone else "buy" them a stadium. If you do benefit, don't expect to have a free ride. You might be asked to buy gas once in a while. I don't know about you but I have seen college football game day in Madison, for instance. A lot of people are out spending money including out of town people so I don't know if it is fair to say "I can't see any financial benefit".