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Having pro sports is a privilege (one that many cities would gladly pay for) and not a right. Pro sports is an amenity for any city. Why should it be free? |
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Outside of the location, what's so bad about the K anyway? I think it's a fine stadium.
God, did anyone go to a game in the 90s there? It looked like a soviet rendition of a baseball stadium. |
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The owners took Kansas Citians for granted they thought they could roll out a bad plan that was lacking in pretty much every single way. They wanted billions of dollars of our money and did not even begin to do what was needed to justify it.
Kansas City is sports crazy. This should be a message to do better. Lots of no votes from people who would have voted yes if the teams had done the right thing for the community that allows it to make so much money. Hey come what may. |
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This was a shite proposal. Just awful. And the fact that a SB championship team at the height of its popularity in this town got steamrolled shows what a shit measure this was. If this was the best they can/will do, then Hunt threw the match. He tossed something out there he knew would fail so he could go to Legends with a PR excuse. This lost because it should. If the Hunts want to offer a serious proposal it could actually go somewhere. |
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I think Carl Peterson was right the entire time of just being .500 is what people want. |
It Arrowhead were Terri Schiavo the Chiefs plans were some Dr Scholls shoe inserts level of effort to save it
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or They prefer to move to Kansas and have a bright shiny new facility. If they were serious about wanting to win this vote, it would have been a bigger push by the Chiefs side. |
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I really hope they don't go to Kansas. |
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Consider it's not about fans hating the Chiefs despite the dynasty or about wanting something for free. |
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I’m sorry, it all just makes me kind of sad. Yeah, the Royals have been shitty, but they’re OUR shitty Royals. These are teams that were here long before I was born. Teams that I’ve watched since I was a three year old sitting on my dad’s lap.
I don’t care if they suck, I love going to Royals games and enjoying the entire atmosphere. It just kind of sucks, in my opinion. And, honestly, it’s kind of stupid for people to be giddy about the possibility of them not improving things, or worse, moving elsewhere. |
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There was no reason to actually LIKE that proposal. It was little more than an attempted hostage taking. |
Less than 20% of Jackson Co voted. Should put it on the Nov ballot and it will probably pass. But they need to improve the plan especially the Chiefs.
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KC needs these teams a lot more than these teams need KC. That sounded nice though reading it, I will say. |
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Neither one had a representative from the Chiefs. Both had someone from the Royals and not only were they short on details but they were VERY standoffish to those who opposed it. I thought the Chiefs success alone might have carried it across the finish line but I was wrong. There's still avenues for the Royals downtown. Just today the the Crossroads Neighborhood Community signed off on the deal. I suspect we could get a vote on the Chiefs alone and a private/state funding for the Royals. OR the city could do what Sacramento did when voters voted down the arena and the city bit the bullet and spent the money themselves. |
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Ball is staffed by the same people that staff Empower and Coors. When you cluster the resources, the city wins. |
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I think Clark know that it will cost a shit ton of money to upkeep an old stadium and his thought process is that it isn’t worth it. Might as well get money for a new one in that case. And honestly Legends is a far better place business wise. Getting a “no” vote gives Clark the excuse to move |
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I think the Royals could scale back and just focus on keeping businesses around and revitalize the old buildings around the area. Would be able to get private dollars plus money from the city
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I wonder how many percentage points the parade shooting took off, too. At least a few.
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Just connecting some dots.. Clark’s dream is to host a Super Bowl. Like obsessed. It’s not happening at Arrowhead. Multiple years we’ve heard about how bad the practice facility has been run down. And there really isn’t an excuse for it unless… |
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So does this mean we’re the St. Louis Chiefs? Or more like the Gladstone or Parkville Chiefs?
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And just build an awesome stadium and abandon the dipshit entertainment district idea |
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The property tax scam put everbody in a bad mood, when it come ta raisin taxes.
The Royals stadium location sucked, and everbody knew it. Wipin out section 8 houses scared the crap outta a lot of people. If there's $ in building the stadiums, the city/county can issue tax free municipal bonds ta pay for buildin the stadiums, and pay off the bonds with alla the money .gov "makes" off the stadiums. Easy. Cept .gov doesn't make money, it can only take money. Fans that want the stadium built can sign a contract ta pay for a personal seat license or option ta buy season tickets at a discount, ta finance the construction. |
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I'd leave as well. The Independence area just never developed like other parts of KC. And most of that was bad local leadership, IMO. But some of it may have just been bad luck. In either even, the proposal is crap. He'd probably have a better chance of getting a whole new stadium built there under a similar cost split. |
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I don't really care about the Royals much. I care about losing fans if the Chiefs move to Kansas. |
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Moving a few miles North and West will magically make a difference? |
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But there's a middle ground between full private funding and throwing $600 million at the Hunt family to build luxury suites and otherwise shit in the fanbase. |
I voted for it.
On the other hand, it sucks that a source of pride and benefit for this entire city/ area must be funded by just one county. In an ideal world, that burden would be spread out to all who benefit. |
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This was a shit plan, the marketing was extortion, it was stupid all around. I strongly opposed the plan because of where they wanted it, but also because there's literally nothing detailed in writing other than some picture mockups and vague promises. It was a shit show. Come back with a better plan, put the details in writing, and we'll take a look. I'm not opposed to the concept, but this was ridiculous. |
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Not from the area and haven’t spent much time on this, but aren’t they locked in until 2030? Can’t they just get better proposals together by then? The arrowhead updates were the CEH of updates. And down town stadiums suck the peen. Maybe fixing a few things here tips the scales.
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Well, you lot do have a history of rejecting the Royals.
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St Louis has bitched about it in the past |
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Don’t need A/C in Olathe
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Maybe actually try to win the voters over next time. They give a D- effort and saw what happened Look at the pole up top. People that aren’t from KC will apparently say yes to anything! Let’s see if that works for the royals |
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They couldn’t read the room on that one and go with the not so secret site they’ve been planning for years? |
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There is a reason Kroenke was breaking down the door to get to LA. |
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