Reply With QuoteI thought you never listened to the damn show......
If you're not listening to Hardcore Sports, you're missing out on a classic confrontation between Harris and a City Councilman about the Council's lack of "balls" to bring a NFL franchise to San Antonio.
Score one for the Council.
I thought you never listened to the damn show......
I listen from time to time, if it's interesting and today it was. Im curious to see if they can get Mayor Ed Garza on the show tomorrow.
Yeah, I heard it too. The councilman held his own.
IMHO, I don't think that SA can support a NFL franchise.
I have to say that I really like the new format.
San Antonio can't support an NFL team.
Garza is confused on his Football!
Leave it to an idiot!:gun
San Antonio COULD support pro football.
Jerry Jones and the Texans owner would not support it cause that would take from there fanbase.
Plus the fact that the management of the city of San Antonio from the Mayor to City Council to COPS
to whoever other organization that hates Wal Mart to hating a new Park being made because it would knock down some ancient Chalupa stand that Pancho Villa ate at or whatever.
The Texans don't give a rats ass about the San Antonio area. You're right about Jerrah Jones though. Dude sees SA as a southern suburb of Dallas. Hey wouldn't want another team in his "market".
The confrontation was probably radio gold, but the shows still suck.......too "sportsy"y
Yeah, stupid "Hardcore Sports" for being so stupidy sportsy!
IF you have listened to the Bros. for a while, you know.
They will get off topic with the best of them.
I think STSA had a little too much off topic segments, and they want to pull back from that just a hair, hence the sports 100%.
Don't be surprised if you see this lighten up within the next 2 weeks.
San Antonio would have to build a new stadium for a football team.
This town couldnt support an NFL team.
I disagree Das.
I think the Alamodome could be renovated and used as a new stadium.
Did Minnesota agree to build the Vikings a stadium yet?
nope...no wayI think the Alamodome could be renovated and used as a new stadium.
one big reason...
GRASS
secondtoo smallreason...
The design of the Alamodome has the roof supported independently of the walls from the big pylons...
Even if the size/luxury box arrangement was approved (and it wouldn't be) a retractable roof would have to be mounted on the "walls" of the Alamodome...and they weren't designed to hold the weight.
to work for a 2004 NBA stadium it would have to be razed to the ground and rebuilt.
on second though, no one would go for that lol.
Id support it, but no one else would.
T Park why do you push enter so many times? Half your posts are nothing but blank space....and the other half are blank thoughts.
yawn.
Post a coherent thought once in a while Dunce, would ya?
Seriously man look at that..from your last sentence to your sig...it's a huge space. Stop pushing enter you dumb hick.
looks like the cool and always calm duff mccartney has been agitated.
why don't you let someone else worry about it you lazy mexican?
besides it's just another 4 pushes by your right pinky, i think you'll live girly man.
one major differnence TPark....
Minnesota already has a team.
San Antonio doesnt... the Alamodome wouldnt be a big enough reason for a team to want to move here. Ever.
There are nowhere near enough luxury suites to start with and nobody likes to play in a dome.
The Henrydome is our big waste of space and money.
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