I do not think he has any sports savvy, he gets on all these teams who do not open a roof, when pretty much all teams that have a retractable roof never opens it cause it traps crowd noise and players love it
plus players love the fact some football stadiums are closed all the way around with seats because it does not allow wind to fuck up the kickers when they are kicking field goals
I live in Houston . So much natural light when it's closed I hate. Houston is only city with 2 retractable roof stadiums. I agree astrodome is an eyesore
He apparently doesn’t read comments ever, it has been said many times that the Astrodome isn’t going anywhere because it was designated as a historic landmark 🤣
Of course he doesn't read the comments he's too busy doing another tried and true 9/11 video or another video where he complains about a domed stadium is outdated cause it doesn't have windows 🤣
best thing about nrg stadium is plenty of parking for tailgating, a great place to host an event a small area with exibition space, and a huge conference center. personaly i would convert the astrodome into a hockey arena with a theater and hotel and restaurants and bars. there is a large chunk of land just south of nrg park that could be developed into a stadium district.
The city of Houston and Harris County made the Astrodome an official landmark and legally cant be torn down. As far as the newer Stadium i personally thought it was a really nice Stadium when we did a road trip there to see the Lions.
Never been to Texas, not a Texans fan, but I don't think anyone looks at this as being a bad stadium. Also, no one going to a game there gives a damn about the seating layout. The only thing people want is good sight lines, to be as close as possible relative to what they paid and comfortable seats. Frankly, I think some of the new stadiums look silly from the outside.
@@Urhighnesswalye Houston is still hot in pretty much all of September and most of October. The Humidity, while not as bad as summer is still miserable.
The only time I've been there was for a soccer game. Man City came to Houston and played a match. I'm from Dallas, so everything gets compared to Jerry World. It felt bigger on the inside because there's no stupid, giant TV in the way. I thought it was a nice stadium.
FIFA liked it enough to put World Cup games there. Of course, this is the same FIFA who put games in Qatar, but one hopes they didn't need to get bribed into selecting the Texans' stadium. If they'd chosen FedEx Field, THAT would have required a bribe, for sure.
This review of my team stadium was so far off and all about an opinion. I respect everyone opinion but your facts on why the stadium roof is not open is completely false. The nfl set a rule for retractable roof stadiums. Unfortunately in Houston we don’t get weather conditions that stays between 60-70F throughout the course of a game. Also having the roof open is not comfortable for the fans that sit in the end zones. Your opinion of the astrodome is your opinion but the astrodome is the reason we have truff fields and dome stadiums it’s a modern marvel now and the 9th wounder of the world
The Astrodome has an issue with asbestos which makes a teardown highly problematic due to cost. By making it a historic landmark, they made official something that would never happen anyway. The asbestos also makes any renovation an issue, but there at least they can make it a revenue generator to cover the cost. I think the bigger issue is that the location on the 610 loop south of downtown. Most of the big growth in Houston has been north towards the Woodlands and west into Katy. Overall, i'd say that the creator of this has never been to Houston, or NRG itself. It's a perfectly fine facility.
There have been rumors for years about either Harris County or a private entity converting the Astrodome into an entertainment venue of some sort in order to prevent it's demolition (I think one of the roadblocks to demolishing the Astrodome was Texas's historic commission, but I can never keep the excuses straight). Anyway, the seats feel a little outdated, so hopefully, they'll be upgraded or modernized within the next year or two, but it's not the worst stadium out there. That's really up to some combination of the Texans, ASM Global (which manages the NRG Park complex) and/or Harris County, which owns the campus through the Harris County Sports and Convention Corporation (whom answers to the Harris County Commissioners Court). Also, the CFP championship game will be in Houston *this* season and the World Cup is coming to NRG in 2026.
@@Red_Ryan_Red The Houston Rodeo is held at NRG Stadium... the Astrodome itself is pretty much unusable, if not officially condemned. But, yes, the Houston Rodeo does draw large crowds.
The Astrodome is like Chernobyl. It sits there untouched and pitch black all day and I’m willing to bet there’s chemicals in there that is dangerous for us. I don’t think anyone’s been in the middle of that dome in ages. It’s straight up abandoned
The old Astrodome is not full of all kinds of diseases and other false accusations. The Astrodome needs to be renovated and maybe converted to whatever use that was planned a few years ago.
Too bad one of those teams doesn't exist anymore... And both the XFL and USFL don't exist anymore... They are merging and forming the UFL and killing one of the Houston teams
I've never been to this stadium, driven by. I think it has a really nice atmosphere to it. I like the pilars in the corners, gives this place a different flavour. This place feels very underrated to me. Possibly some touch up and this place could be a real gem. On a side note, the astrodome will never go away, it's like the Roman Colosseum of Texas.
I can't afford the tickets to go inside but on the 610 freeway you can see it for miles it would be difficult to replace that futuristic look I love to sketch it
I think it's due for a major renovation. The interior needs an update and if the retractable roof was transparent, it'll add a touch. When Rogers Centre made their interior up to date, I don't see why Texans can't do the same thing for their stadium.
I get what he's saying in regards to the windows being built in newer dome or retractable roof stadiums, but given how much light flows through when the roof is closed, I don't think that's a big deal.
What the hell are you babbling about, man? This stadium has hosted 2 Super Bowls and WILL host World Cup games. Apparently, they got a lot of stuff right for the NFL, the CFB National Championship, NCAA Basketball and FIFA. The stadium has great sightlines. The sound carries well in the stadium and gives a great home field advantage. The outside is fine. Houston NEEDS that roof closed when the season starts. TRUST US!! 70 degrees in Houston in September? LOL!! Not a SINGLE DAY in Houston had a high under 90 degrees in September this year. Not to mention the absurd humidity. October and November, then we can talk about that. They could open it more but it's just not that big of a deal. Every time I have been there, I have never yearned for the roof to be open. I'm fine without a grand window opening, too. The stadium is fine. And the Astrodome isn't going anywhere.
Good site lines. Most seats are close enough. Not pushed too far up by luxury seats, etc. this dude never assessed a stadium by site lines. He overlooks a very important aspect of a stadium.
You see he never said anything about the cost to build NRG compared to these billion dollar stadium cost now. The city of Houston got 2 new retractible roof stadiums for less than 1 of these new stadiums.
im from houston so ive been there for events like the rodeo but i love the nrg. its big and not too over done. its just done right. the distance from the nrg and astro dome is fine since during the rodeo you dont even notice it but trust you want that roof closed. i loved sitting at the top during events. the tvs at the top dont bother at all and like i said during october september even when its supposed to be cold its like 105. you want that roof closed
Bro, you make good content but I don't understand what your problem is with retractable roofs whether they open them or not, especially in Texas, if they have money and want it to have a roof even if they don't use it, let them
I've been to a couple games there. I have to tell you I throughly enjoyed the place . Basically I'm not not a nit picking person ( not to say you are ) We all have to admit NO dome stadium is going to live up to an open air stadium on a sunbathe afternoon in the fall. I appreciate domes but , as a football purist I like my football outside weather and all. Look, domes like Skyboxes are for the faint of heart. Real fans , ( see Greenbay, Pittsburgh, and Denver) grit it out they don't need some cushy, cushy suite. In closing, the weather , the fans and the teams are all a part of the same game .
No way It took too much effort and money and it only took 3 years cut it some slack newer stadiums have so much more land and are we forgetting the first NFL retractable roof !!! It also survived hurricane Harvey 🌀
Dude, the Astrodome is literally feet away, not a quarter mile. It's not even 50 yards away. You've obviously never been there. There is nothing wrong with NRG. It's an outstanding stadium.
Nothing wrong with the stadium, even the nose bleeds are close to the action. The review of the stadium was a complete waste of time. Your only valid point has nothing to do with the stadium, that being the Astro Dome does need to go, city needs to stop being nostalgic, sorry, needs to go. Although rumor has it, this is Houston very own area 51 😂😂.
What went wrong? Simple.. Owners want more and more.. it’s not good enough for a city for nearly nothing provides a venue for these businesses to make mega money, if owner X puts in something neat in their stadium, owner Y has GOTTA HAVE THAT TOO… personally.. they (pro sports franchises.. all sports) need to start building and owning their own buildings… then they can ALWAYS have exactly what they want.. it’s theirs.. want to reno.. do it.. Need luxury boxes.. build them.. but no.. they can’t do that.. the government and the fans need to build them whatever they want exactly when they want… These cities need to stop this corporate welfare..
@@sirchi8731 Actually, I can see signs of it starting to come to an end. 1. leagues have gotten big enough where possiblee relocation is a backwards move… just look at the A’s.. moving from a top 10 media market to the biggest without an mlb team… and it will immediately become the smallest MLB market. 2. Economy sucks… 3 Cities are starting to push back a bit. The NFL was able to move the Raiders and the Chargers and Rams… The rams cost them big… The Raiders almost felt like.. here we go again… and the Chargers.. it’s cost them some fans. their move was the least in all of it though. NFL teams like the threaten with Austin.. but in terms of size, for most it’s a major move backwards. It’s only a matter of time before the Mayors and the Governors to get together and put a stop to this stuff with the NFL and MLB.. NBA and NHL not so much because arenas have so many other uses (concerts, and such) that don’t need a pro-team… but even there.. they may just build them and if you want to play here fine.. if not.. fine too.
@@ronpeacock9939 You're wrong on all of your points. Number one relocation is not going backwards. It's forward the Oakland Athletics do not have a big enough fan base to Garner. Enough sympathy for some type of revolutionary change. Yankee fans, dodger fans and giant fans Are more concerned with their clubs than oakland period 2. Just because the economy sucks doesn't mean you are incompetent on big business 3. Cities should be able to push back, but it will still cost you because there are another city that will pay up. Nobody feels sorry for San Diego. Nobody in the chargers have moved on to Los Angeles. The only thing that San Diego does is that they don't troll like Oakland. St. Louis possibly conquered an expansion team. Because they are being good sports about it, the NFL needed. An owner written enough to move back into the Los Angeles market. So they appreciate Stan crocki and the NFL most likely will give St. Louis first days at any. Type of relocation or expansion. So St. Louis will be fine.
@@ronpeacock9939 I also blame cities when it comes to the NBA NFL in Major League Baseball. There should be no Baltimore Ravens, Baltimore cults it should be the Houston oil lose. It should be their original Cleveland Browns. It should be the original Oakland Raiders. These cities did not show up when it came to new facilities. So I blame cities for relocation more than I blame sports ownership
@@sirchi8731 It’s hard to guage right now.. Nobody wants to pay money to go see a loser.. and Fisher’s payrolls are the lowest (by a wide margin( in the sport.. fan’s won’t beat a path to your door.. and if he does that in Vegas.. he’ll be worse off because he’s trying to get new fans.. and they won’t come to a loser.. at least in Oakland, you have 50+ years of love built up.. moving you throw that away.
do u not know there is been a official state Landmark plaque at tha Astrodome dat'z been there since 2018? @Depressed Ginger u might wanna look up tha Astrodome is now a registered historic landmark and has a plaque for it and everything and it can't be knocked down just for daat reason alone
I think It's a great stadium for houston and I love playing in it on Madden football they just need to stop lying about opening the roof It's always shut
It complements the astrodome houston went a step further in stadium engineering I would make that place my house if they threaten to trash it anybody want to be my roommates
Are we not going to talk about the plethora of events that go on here, not to mention 2024 College Football Championship, 2 Super Bowls and the upcoming World Cup. stay being a depressed ginger 👍
he doesn't know what he is talking about, the stadium is fine, some people need to shut up sometimes, i have been to new stadiums, and some can't compare to NRG
Well, I have to blame the citizens of Houston for a losing the original Houston. Oilers, you guys just should've gave Adam's. The new stadium and you guys still would've had your beloved boilers. But you guys did come around for the texans. I don't think there's anything wrong with the stadium. And it's a place that most likely will be like Houston's version of the superdome. They got their stadium done by the second time around
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Have you ever been to these stadiums? Most of these reviews are pretty harsh. Nothing went wrong. It’s a beautiful and fantastic stadium.
Absolutely correct.
Fr this stadium is simple & gets the job done, idk why so much hate towards it
I do not think he has any sports savvy, he gets on all these teams who do not open a roof, when pretty much all teams that have a retractable roof never opens it cause it traps crowd noise and players love it
plus players love the fact some football stadiums are closed all the way around with seats because it does not allow wind to fuck up the kickers when they are kicking field goals
I live in Houston . So much natural light when it's closed I hate. Houston is only city with 2 retractable roof stadiums. I agree astrodome is an eyesore
NRG is a criminally underrated stadium. That place is MASSIVE
七万人収容スタジアムの１つの理想形ですね。
日本にもこういうスタジアムが欲しいです。
He apparently doesn’t read comments ever, it has been said many times that the Astrodome isn’t going anywhere because it was designated as a historic landmark 🤣
Of course he doesn't read the comments he's too busy doing another tried and true 9/11 video or another video where he complains about a domed stadium is outdated cause it doesn't have windows 🤣
Or about translucent roofs lol@@Jared40
Not the first time he puts misinformed information out there lol
@@justinjessee his videos at one time were decent then went to bad now they just click bait or cringe 😒
NRG isn’t even that bad 🤦♂️it’s really underrated to be honest
Agreed! Went for the final 4 and it was really impressive
best thing about nrg stadium is plenty of parking for tailgating, a great place to host an event a small area with exibition space, and a huge conference center. personaly i would convert the astrodome into a hockey arena with a theater and hotel and restaurants and bars. there is a large chunk of land just south of nrg park that could be developed into a stadium district.
Rigjt a lotta of us in Houston love the renovations over time and feels it's holding up compared to others. 🤘🏾
What went wrong with NRG Stadium?
This guy- “Well it was made over 20 years ago and so it’s not new enough for me”
He's ridiculous
The city of Houston and Harris County made the Astrodome an official landmark and legally cant be torn down. As far as the newer Stadium i personally thought it was a really nice Stadium when we did a road trip there to see the Lions.
Never been to Texas, not a Texans fan, but I don't think anyone looks at this as being a bad stadium. Also, no one going to a game there gives a damn about the seating layout. The only thing people want is good sight lines, to be as close as possible relative to what they paid and comfortable seats. Frankly, I think some of the new stadiums look silly from the outside.
Trust me bro, as a native houstonian you don’t want that roof open most nights in September or October
Why is that?
@@Urhighnesswalye Houston is still hot in pretty much all of September and most of October. The Humidity, while not as bad as summer is still miserable.
@@bigboi0402cry about it
Bro has serious beef with NRG 😂
thats nothing next to his beef with metlife stadium
The only time I've been there was for a soccer game. Man City came to Houston and played a match. I'm from Dallas, so everything gets compared to Jerry World. It felt bigger on the inside because there's no stupid, giant TV in the way. I thought it was a nice stadium.
Everyone says it’s nice but him
FIFA liked it enough to put World Cup games there. Of course, this is the same FIFA who put games in Qatar, but one hopes they didn't need to get bribed into selecting the Texans' stadium. If they'd chosen FedEx Field, THAT would have required a bribe, for sure.
????? I love the channel, but you be pushing the bashing button just a little too much. That’s a beautiful stadium. Roof opening or not.
Just making trash content as this point
@@justinjessee agree
This guy hates upper decks with a passion lmaooo
I saw Taylor swift in Nrg and honestly it isn’t even that bad of a stadium
Bro the Astro dome is a huge positive aspect
This review of my team stadium was so far off and all about an opinion.
I respect everyone opinion but your facts on why the stadium roof is not open is completely false.
The nfl set a rule for retractable roof stadiums. Unfortunately in Houston we don’t get weather conditions that stays between 60-70F throughout the course of a game.
Also having the roof open is not comfortable for the fans that sit in the end zones.
Your opinion of the astrodome is your opinion but the astrodome is the reason we have truff fields and dome stadiums it’s a modern marvel now and the 9th wounder of the world
The Astrodome has an issue with asbestos which makes a teardown highly problematic due to cost. By making it a historic landmark, they made official something that would never happen anyway. The asbestos also makes any renovation an issue, but there at least they can make it a revenue generator to cover the cost. I think the bigger issue is that the location on the 610 loop south of downtown. Most of the big growth in Houston has been north towards the Woodlands and west into Katy. Overall, i'd say that the creator of this has never been to Houston, or NRG itself. It's a perfectly fine facility.
This is one of the best stadiums. There is no bad seat in the whole stadium.
There have been rumors for years about either Harris County or a private entity converting the Astrodome into an entertainment venue of some sort in order to prevent it's demolition (I think one of the roadblocks to demolishing the Astrodome was Texas's historic commission, but I can never keep the excuses straight).
Anyway, the seats feel a little outdated, so hopefully, they'll be upgraded or modernized within the next year or two, but it's not the worst stadium out there. That's really up to some combination of the Texans, ASM Global (which manages the NRG Park complex) and/or Harris County, which owns the campus through the Harris County Sports and Convention Corporation (whom answers to the Harris County Commissioners Court).
Also, the CFP championship game will be in Houston *this* season and the World Cup is coming to NRG in 2026.
Well doesn’t the Astrodome get the Houston Rodeo and pull in giant crowds?
@@Red_Ryan_Red Unfortunately the Astrodome went abandoned.
@@Red_Ryan_Red The Houston Rodeo is held at NRG Stadium... the Astrodome itself is pretty much unusable, if not officially condemned. But, yes, the Houston Rodeo does draw large crowds.
@Red_Ryan_Red unfortunately, the final nail was the refuse, I mean refugees, from Katrina ruined what was left of the interior.
The Astrodome is like Chernobyl. It sits there untouched and pitch black all day and I’m willing to bet there’s chemicals in there that is dangerous for us. I don’t think anyone’s been in the middle of that dome in ages. It’s straight up abandoned
I went to WrestleMania 25 at this stadium. I thought it was a really good stadium. The sight lines made it more like an arena instead of a stadium.
Yeah I went WrestleMania. The last one in the dome and one of the last things they had at the dome
Starting to run outta ideas so why not crap on every NFL stadium
The astrodome is a natural landmark in Houston. So the old girl not going no where.
I never been to Houston but I think the stadium looks cool on tv and it’s home to Rodeo Houston
the astrodome is a state landmark, so itll be around for AWHILE
The old Astrodome is not full of all kinds of diseases and other false accusations. The Astrodome needs to be renovated and maybe converted to whatever use that was planned a few years ago.
i think they want to use it as a hockey arena if the city gets a NHL expansion
i think this stadium looks great
USFL Houston Gamblers and XFL Houston Roughnecks need to Play at NRG Stadium with the Houston Texans
Too bad one of those teams doesn't exist anymore... And both the XFL and USFL don't exist anymore... They are merging and forming the UFL and killing one of the Houston teams
It has to work
Some stadiums need to make more money
I've never been to this stadium, driven by. I think it has a really nice atmosphere to it. I like the pilars in the corners, gives this place a different flavour. This place feels very underrated to me. Possibly some touch up and this place could be a real gem. On a side note, the astrodome will never go away, it's like the Roman Colosseum of Texas.
I went to NRG for the Final Four and I think its really nice honestly
I've been going to Bengals games for 40 years, I'm tired of freezing my ass off, I would love to have a comfortable doom to sit in and watch games.
Is there some obstructed views in the upper levels from the roof supports??
I can't afford the tickets to go inside but on the 610 freeway you can see it for miles it would be difficult to replace that futuristic look I love to sketch it
The humidity gets pretty high in Houston
Notice the damage to the roof of NRG but no damage to the better built old Astrodome
I think it's due for a major renovation. The interior needs an update and if the retractable roof was transparent, it'll add a touch. When Rogers Centre made their interior up to date, I don't see why Texans can't do the same thing for their stadium.
NRG also hosted men’s Final Four basketball. I thought that stadium did a terrific job hosting Final Four and College Basketball National Championship
Another example of why retractable roofs are usually a waste of money.
NRG Stadium plays host to all sorts of major events, so I think that it is doing fine.
Filled with diseases 😂😂😂😂
And 1/4 mile away, when it's actually right next door. This guy really puts out a lot of trash.
I seen that stadium its huge
これほど美しいフットボールスタジアムがかなり前に建てられた事に驚愕です。
傾斜角度も素晴らしい。美しい開閉屋根。閉塞感はない。
巨大スタジアムの歴史の中でもこれは初期の開閉屋根スタジアムの金字塔です。これより美しく観客満足度高いスタジアムは２０年前他にはなかったでしょう。
現在でも最高峰であり続けているスタジアムデザインですね。
I get what he's saying in regards to the windows being built in newer dome or retractable roof stadiums, but given how much light flows through when the roof is closed, I don't think that's a big deal.
Who cares if they never open the roof? The roof was never open at the old astrodome so what is the difference?
What the hell are you babbling about, man? This stadium has hosted 2 Super Bowls and WILL host World Cup games. Apparently, they got a lot of stuff right for the NFL, the CFB National Championship, NCAA Basketball and FIFA. The stadium has great sightlines. The sound carries well in the stadium and gives a great home field advantage. The outside is fine. Houston NEEDS that roof closed when the season starts. TRUST US!! 70 degrees in Houston in September? LOL!! Not a SINGLE DAY in Houston had a high under 90 degrees in September this year. Not to mention the absurd humidity. October and November, then we can talk about that. They could open it more but it's just not that big of a deal. Every time I have been there, I have never yearned for the roof to be open. I'm fine without a grand window opening, too. The stadium is fine. And the Astrodome isn't going anywhere.
Good site lines. Most seats are close enough. Not pushed too far up by luxury seats, etc. this dude never assessed a stadium by site lines. He overlooks a very important aspect of a stadium.
You see he never said anything about the cost to build NRG compared to these billion dollar stadium cost now. The city of Houston got 2 new retractible roof stadiums for less than 1 of these new stadiums.
im from houston so ive been there for events like the rodeo but i love the nrg. its big and not too over done. its just done right. the distance from the nrg and astro dome is fine since during the rodeo you dont even notice it but trust you want that roof closed. i loved sitting at the top during events. the tvs at the top dont bother at all and like i said during october september even when its supposed to be cold its like 105. you want that roof closed
Dude the dome needs to stay. It's part of history. Astroturf was named after it. #eighth wonder of the world
Bro, you make good content but I don't understand what your problem is with retractable roofs whether they open them or not, especially in Texas, if they have money and want it to have a roof even if they don't use it, let them
I see myself but barely I see my old phone
You clearly have never been to NRG stadium…It’s NICE!
In case anyone was as curious as I was he said the word stadium 50 times
This is where the 2023 Michigan Wolverines were crowned.
I've been to a couple games there. I have to tell you I throughly enjoyed the place . Basically I'm not not a nit picking person ( not to say you are )
We all have to admit NO dome stadium is going to live up to an open air stadium on a sunbathe afternoon in the fall.
I appreciate domes but , as a football purist I like my football outside weather and all. Look, domes like Skyboxes are for the faint of heart. Real fans , ( see Greenbay, Pittsburgh, and Denver) grit it out they don't need some cushy, cushy suite.
In closing, the weather , the fans and the teams are all a part of the same game .
You should do one on att stadium
Appreciate you covering the second home for my Jaguars 😎
London?
How’s the the Texans second home in Jacksonville doing 🧐
How about a video on real stadiums in video games?
Feel like you don't take the cities infrastructure when it comes to hosting a super bowl.
Upper deck count: 6
NRG is not bad like this guys says. They don’t open the roof at 110 degree days because you would even rate the stadium even more harsh 🤣.
They are hosting the CFP National Championship this season lol
足りないのはコンパクトに造ったことによりコンコースの充実度が足らないという点だけな気がしますね。
エスカレーターとか設置してくれという需要がまだあまりなかった時代ですからね建設した時は。
Surrounded by the Astrodome?
NRG is awesome
Bro ive too almost all nfl stadiums and some of your reviews are so off. Have even been at NRG?
No way It took too much effort and money and it only took 3 years cut it some slack newer stadiums have so much more land and are we forgetting the first NFL retractable roof !!! It also survived hurricane Harvey 🌀
I miss six flags astroworld right across...😢
I think it's OK I disagree with you
Dude, the Astrodome is literally feet away, not a quarter mile. It's not even 50 yards away. You've obviously never been there. There is nothing wrong with NRG. It's an outstanding stadium.
Nothing wrong with the stadium, even the nose bleeds are close to the action. The review of the stadium was a complete waste of time.
Your only valid point has nothing to do with the stadium, that being the Astro Dome does need to go, city needs to stop being nostalgic, sorry, needs to go.
Although rumor has it, this is Houston very own area 51 😂😂.
says the concrete pillars look really bad but loves the look of the marlin's stadium with those hideous pillars.
What went wrong? Simple.. Owners want more and more.. it’s not good enough for a city for nearly nothing provides a venue for these businesses to make mega money, if owner X puts in something neat in their stadium, owner Y has GOTTA HAVE THAT TOO… personally.. they (pro sports franchises.. all sports) need to start building and owning their own buildings… then they can ALWAYS have exactly what they want.. it’s theirs.. want to reno.. do it.. Need luxury boxes.. build them.. but no.. they can’t do that.. the government and the fans need to build them whatever they want exactly when they want… These cities need to stop this corporate welfare..
Not gonna end anytime soon. So either pay up or lose your team
@@sirchi8731 Actually, I can see signs of it starting to come to an end. 1. leagues have gotten big enough where possiblee relocation is a backwards move… just look at the A’s.. moving from a top 10 media market to the biggest without an mlb team… and it will immediately become the smallest MLB market. 2. Economy sucks… 3 Cities are starting to push back a bit. The NFL was able to move the Raiders and the Chargers and Rams… The rams cost them big… The Raiders almost felt like.. here we go again… and the Chargers.. it’s cost them some fans. their move was the least in all of it though. NFL teams like the threaten with Austin.. but in terms of size, for most it’s a major move backwards. It’s only a matter of time before the Mayors and the Governors to get together and put a stop to this stuff with the NFL and MLB.. NBA and NHL not so much because arenas have so many other uses (concerts, and such) that don’t need a pro-team… but even there.. they may just build them and if you want to play here fine.. if not.. fine too.
@@ronpeacock9939 You're wrong on all of your points. Number one relocation is not going backwards. It's forward the Oakland Athletics do not have a big enough fan base to Garner. Enough sympathy for some type of revolutionary change. Yankee fans, dodger fans and giant fans Are more concerned with their clubs than oakland period 2. Just because the economy sucks doesn't mean you are incompetent on big business 3. Cities should be able to push back, but it will still cost you because there are another city that will pay up. Nobody feels sorry for San Diego. Nobody in the chargers have moved on to Los Angeles. The only thing that San Diego does is that they don't troll like Oakland. St. Louis possibly conquered an expansion team. Because they are being good sports about it, the NFL needed. An owner written enough to move back into the Los Angeles market. So they appreciate Stan crocki and the NFL most likely will give St. Louis first days at any. Type of relocation or expansion. So St. Louis will be fine.
@@ronpeacock9939 I also blame cities when it comes to the NBA NFL in Major League Baseball. There should be no Baltimore Ravens, Baltimore cults it should be the Houston oil lose. It should be their original Cleveland Browns. It should be the original Oakland Raiders. These cities did not show up when it came to new facilities. So I blame cities for relocation more than I blame sports ownership
@@sirchi8731 It’s hard to guage right now.. Nobody wants to pay money to go see a loser.. and Fisher’s payrolls are the lowest (by a wide margin( in the sport.. fan’s won’t beat a path to your door.. and if he does that in Vegas.. he’ll be worse off because he’s trying to get new fans.. and they won’t come to a loser.. at least in Oakland, you have 50+ years of love built up.. moving you throw that away.
do u not know there is been a official state Landmark plaque at tha Astrodome dat'z been there since 2018? @Depressed Ginger u might wanna look up tha Astrodome is now a registered historic landmark and has a plaque for it and everything and it can't be knocked down just for daat reason alone
Obsolete? Where will the Texans move to cause Houston sure as hell won't build a new one if they wouldn't do it for the oilers.
Terrible stadium. Narrow seats. Very uncomfortable. Narrow crowded concourses with low ceilings.
Cmon Ginger no need to comment on your own videos 😅
ive been there 6 times in the past 3 years. the concourse is anything but narrow and low ceiling.
I think It's a great stadium for houston and I love playing in it on Madden football they just need to stop lying about opening the roof It's always shut
It complements the astrodome houston went a step further in stadium engineering I would make that place my house if they threaten to trash it anybody want to be my roommates
Are we not going to talk about the plethora of events that go on here, not to mention 2024 College Football Championship, 2 Super Bowls and the upcoming World Cup. stay being a depressed ginger 👍
They put a roof
I don't give a rat's ass what the view outside the stadium is. And one man's derelict is another's historical and designated landmark.
Apt channel name
The point when Depressed Ginger jumped the shark 🦈1:53🤣🤣🤣🤣go home Ginger ....your drunk or dumb
he doesn't know what he is talking about, the stadium is fine, some people need to shut up sometimes, i have been to new stadiums, and some can't compare to NRG
nah this is a bit of a reach lol
8th Wonder to you
There's nothing wrong with nrg. Not sure what this guy is talking about.
Not everything in Texas is perfect !!!!
Hahaha hahaha...
Well, I have to blame the citizens of Houston for a losing the original Houston. Oilers, you guys just should've gave Adam's. The new stadium and you guys still would've had your beloved boilers. But you guys did come around for the texans. I don't think there's anything wrong with the stadium. And it's a place that most likely will be like Houston's version of the superdome. They got their stadium done by the second time around
Bud Adam’s wanted the astrodome to be renovated… and the city paid for it. Then he immediately asked for a new stadium
Once again pushing a personal agenda as fact.
Better than the mem
I give it 40 yrs left. I score it a B- stadium 🏟 thus far by looking at it