I live in Nolanville. a town of 5,000, in central TEXAS.?

Question

If We pass a bond and, build the NOLAN DOME, with the right markrting strategies, could We attract an NFL franchise?
there wouldn,t be a lot of competition in TEXAS, as far as other pro teams. there just aren,t any.

We're hoping to get the GIANTS. they must get awfully tired of all the media attention in NEW YORK.

Answer 1

ive been to nolanville. my boy lives on ryan circle. i used to be stationed down the road at fort hood. anyway no way in hell central texas is getting a pro football team. it would be great for fans but terrible for the owner.

Answer 2

If cities like Pittsburgh had to get the state of Pennsylvania involved in getting the new arena for the Penguins, I would doubt that Nolanville could get the financing package needed to get an NFL quality stadium AND a team. And a hockey arena is only about 1/5 the size of an NFL stadium.

Answer 3

i live in Houston and I've been to Nolanville and i'm sorry to tell you but Nolanville will never get a football team,not even if the streets were made of John Madden. The city is just too small, if the Giants do move they'll move to a city that has a much higher "income per household" average because they'll need a lot of city funding.

Answer 4

A village of 5000 wouldn't have enough equity or assets to float a bond big enough to build a 500 million dollar dome. That's probably a conservative number. How much do you think your village is worth? A municipal bond is a mortgage against the real assets of the municipality. The people that holds those bonds own the assets of your village until the date of maturity.

Answer 5

cool ! good luck to ya'll, ...what's the mascot ? (and speaking for the competition..." Go Dallas !!!")

Answer 6

ALL I CAN SAY IS DO IT THE WAY THE TOWN OF GREEN BAY DID IT !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!