Quote:
Originally Posted by nik-
And yet 20 years into the life of the stadium they were 140 million in debt on an initial 280 million dollar injection
Funny how that works. Strange economic benefit. No matter how desperate you are for the numbers to work, they just don't, sorry.
http://www.reuters.com/article/us-sp...-idUSKCN0VC0EP |
I'm not suing the NFL so I don't need to make the numbers work, that's up to St. Louis. Yet after all that $140 million debt there's a net annual revenue of $15 million made. It seems like you can spin these numbers any way you want to support your argument doesn't it?
Quote:
|
The failure to approve a new stadium in St. Louis, the suit says, cost around 2,750 construction jobs and more than 600 jobs per year.
|
So building new stadiums and arenas does create jobs and provide economical benefit eh?