Remember any publicity is good publicity.

I have the curse of needing numbers to back-up the artsy-fartsy.  Marketing agents will come up with the most hair-brained ideas for a display and get all there bosses to fall in love with it.  They come to us and we have to tell them that even though that idea would look nice, it would collapse under the weight of their product.  Of course, they want to pack the largest possible amount of product on to the least expensive display.  Then I have to stop being creative and spend my time crunching compression formulas and basis weight tables in order to convince them that it won't work.

Deal.

Now sign, here   X

and here....X

 

 

initial here................X

 

okay, we're good here

Sorry JD, but you didnt get the memo...

this is the year of the number..................4

Know what I mean?

I stand corrected!

#4 and the letters G & B!!

Is that Brett Farve's #?

You guys are sick!  I'm going to constantly remind you of what happens when the two teams get along and

Get the pt?

Tell "Lovey" I said hello (ha ha ha ha ha)

If you folks would sell out your stadium, you wouldnt have to taint yourselves by sitting next to real football fans from the north.   

yea in chicago the fans have to wear helmets too look out for falling cement!?!?!

shoddy team, shoddy stadium, its just soooooo shoddy........ ewww

I heard that chunks were falling out of the roof of the new stadium! THat's why we couldn't go in on a tour when we were in CHicago last time. At least thats what someone down there told me!

shoddy!

Get your teams straight, JD!  The concrete was falling at Wrigley, and that was more of a political wrestling match between Da Mayor, Richy Daley and the Tribune Company.  They have been at odds for years over a workable plan for expanding the park without ruining the character and ticking-off the neighborhood.  No such problems at Soldier Field.  It's a brand new inside with the same old outside.  It looks like a spaceship landed in a Roman stadium.

 

 

 

 

GO BEARS!

it does look like that WFFR. I am glad there are no problems there, just at Wrigley. I think its great that the greatest sports shrine of them all- Lambeau Field never had problems with falling apart. We take good care of our stuff up here!   

Smaller town, and they own the team so you don't have all the big city political games to deal with.  That can be very nice.  You see, Wrigley is in the hands of the Tribune Company, not Rich Daley.  Soldier Field is the property of the Chicago Park District.  Power struggles and controversy abound.