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I'm still holding out hope Austin or San Antonio can swoop in at the last minute!

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48 minutes ago, IowaOiler said:

 

It's pretty funny how few people understand this.  Books have been written about how it makes no financial sense for a city to fund these projects, yet cities still trip over themselves lining up to waste millions.  It's mainly because it's millions of other people's dollars, for the 'perk' of being considered one of the top urban cities. 

🤷‍♂️ It's true that financially it doesn't compute but the Oilers/Titans coming to Nashville was a big part of the reason for the explosion we are seeing now.   There are unseen advantages to having an NFL team for sure.

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13 hours ago, japan said:

I find it humorous that Oman and crew raised questions if the city could/would keep the team and has now pivoted to how it’s such a bad deal for the city/state. 

The jealousy is palpable

 

5 hours ago, OILERMAN said:

 

I never once thought the Titans weren't staying in Nashville. It was never in doubt. 

 

And of course it's a bad deal for the city. It's a bad deal or every NFL city that subsidizes a billionaire dollar empire. It's the cost of having a team and if that city doesn't pay that cost the team leaves that city. 

 

its not a bad deal for the people of the city if it brings more entertainment and increases their property values. Nashville started becoming the city that it is because the titans came...

 

my home is worth about 12x more than '96. there's people near that neighborhood who are going to 20x on the value returns from their home. 
 

worth $500 extra now to me when I already spend significantly more than that on games each year? Yeah
 

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57 minutes ago, IowaOiler said:

 

It's pretty funny how few people understand this.  Books have been written about how it makes no financial sense for a city to fund these projects, yet cities still trip over themselves lining up to waste millions.  It's mainly because it's millions of other people's dollars, for the 'perk' of being considered one of the top urban cities. 


books written by boring bitter little bitches. 

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1 hour ago, IowaOiler said:

 

It's pretty funny how few people understand this.  Books have been written about how it makes no financial sense for a city to fund these projects, yet cities still trip over themselves lining up to waste millions.  It's mainly because it's millions of other people's dollars, for the 'perk' of being considered one of the top urban cities. 

It's also because there are huge benefits for parts of the business community and politically their voices are louder than average citizens.

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3 hours ago, IowaOiler said:

 

It's pretty funny how few people understand this.  Books have been written about how it makes no financial sense for a city to fund these projects, yet cities still trip over themselves lining up to waste millions.  It's mainly because it's millions of other people's dollars, for the 'perk' of being considered one of the top urban cities. 

 

Wait, you trust the years of analysis by economists with no reason to be biased over the rationalizations of local fans of the sports team in question?? That's wild!

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2 hours ago, japan said:

🤷‍♂️ It's true that financially it doesn't compute but the Oilers/Titans coming to Nashville was a big part of the reason for the explosion we are seeing now.   There are unseen advantages to having an NFL team for sure.

 

Ah, I love when the defense of something is the 'unseen.'  I'll gladly put support of publicly funded stadiums in the same category as a belief in god and Sasquatch. 

 

2 hours ago, titanruss said:

books written by boring bitter little bitches. 

 

Economists, actually:

https://www.amazon.com/Public-Dollars-Private-Stadiums-Building/dp/0813533430

 

1 hour ago, ctm said:

It's also because there are huge benefits for parts of the business community and politically their voices are louder than average citizens.

 

I don't know about huge, but it's probably larger in Nashville than other NFL cities since we have so many opposing fans able to attend the games.

 

14 minutes ago, Titans279 said:

Wait, you trust the years of analysis by economists with no reason to be biased over the rationalizations of local fans of the sports team in question?? That's wild!

 

Yes.

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2 hours ago, IowaOiler said:

I don't know about huge, but it's probably larger in Nashville than other NFL cities since we have so many opposing fans able to attend the games.

 

Then you agree, it's a no-brainer for the city!

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50 minutes ago, Starkiller said:

More would be wasted by keeping the current stadium and the onerous deal for the city to fund it…

There are also economists on both sides of the issue.

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