The New Yankee Stadium

My father who recently passed away had told me not to believe in all the hype of the “New Perfect Yankee Stadium”. He promised that “they will make seats that won’t be perfect or will be obstructed”. I am happy to say that my dad was right, unless these seats were intended for amputees, either way you wouldn’t catch me dead in these “Top Dollar” infield seats. Jesus what will these Yankee’s come up with next. They promised us no obstructed seats with plenty of leg room and no obstructed views, I guess the architects were drunk when they designed this state of the art facility. I would like to recommend this as a “Seating Fail” on failblog.com

Yankee staduim's perfect design allows for amputees to even enjoy the game!

by The Boinger

Joe Namath

What is the identity of the New York Jets? Answer: They have no identity. Not Joe Namath, not the sack exchange and not Fireman Ed. Not even the great Brett Favre is not going to fix nor change that. The Tuna couldn’t fix it and even Belichick saw the writing on the wall and bolted for New England. There is no long succession of great QB’s. There is no history of a strong run/pass oriented offensive/defensive juggernaut. It is just not there. The sack exchange? They have long since been forgotten. No one has stepped up to carry on that tradition. The front office has had one bad draft after another and continues to try pull the wool over the fans eyes with big NO NAME head coaches. They even tried to fool everyone into thinking that they were serious about moving back to NY. Them sharing a stadium with the Giants further entrenches them as the “second team” in this city. When Donald Trump has lunch with Bill Gates do they share a salad? NO! So why should the Jets be sharing a stadium with the Giants that is no where close to their fan base?

The New Meadowlands Stadium

It gets harder and harder to even want to root for them anymore. If you are lucky enough to get tickets you still have to drive out to that hole in the swamp they call home. They need a major change. New ownership would be great. A new home IN NEW YORK would be even better. Perhaps they could find some empty space in the Bronx?