Is Vancouver moving to Las Vegas

I'm not really sure it's worth responding to you any further, because you are a fool.

 

That's how it works here, we don't care that you don't understand it (not that hard) or disagree with our ways (fair enough). Learn or don't

 

Put him on ignore.

 

Are you saying the Caps don't pay rent? Usually tenant sports teams pay rent that is intended to cover the stadium's operational costs for each event.

 

The Caps pay rent but see the difference below between both scenarios. One applies to TFC and the other to the Whitecaps. Both venues are government-owned but only one of them is run by government while the other is run by the tenant.

Expecting similar returns like some here are trying to argue makes...no...sense.

 

What AI tool did you use to generate that?

 

It's not rocket science but necessary for some to understand the difference between TFC and the Caps.

Add: i screenshot my post from 2 pages earlier

 

I think someone's dream is that the Whitecaps move to Vegas and Vancouver FC play CPL games at BC Place in front of 25k fans

 

Actually, no

 

That's the way it should be. I don't know about Vancouver FC playing in BC Place though. And not precisely Las Vegas but any based US city having an MLS team would be better to grow the sport HERE, not in Canada.

 

Whitecaps statement

Let's reach that valuation floor!

 

It's good for the US and US soccer development to have a healthy rivalry with Canada and Mexico at international and continental level. Its also cool to have fans that speak a language other than English or Spanish.

 

They didn't kick the Caps out for more lucrative events. They filled open dates on the calendar with events. CCC, CC, and MLS Playoffs are not known ahead of time.

How much does PavCo pay Artists to play at BC Place? Is that not giving a private entity a subsidy? How much do they split with Motocross to hold their event at BC Place? I'd be shocked if recording artists, motocross, Monster Truck and other entertainment events don't take a substantially greater cut of the event day revenue than the Lions and Caps get for their gamedays.

 

That's why National Teams and Domestic Leagues exist.

 

Seems like they could have had this meeting like 18 months ago.

 

That's not why domestic leagues exist.

 

Onesoccer on the situation

 

How recent was this?

 

This was posted today on their channel

 

This video is old, and from a few weeks ago..........

Pretty sure you posted this video a few pages back.........

 

Nobody outside those contracts knows the exact revenue splits, so the how much questions are speculation.

You’re comparing two different business models. Concerts, motocross and Monster Jam are short-term event rentals where promoters assume the financial risk, most of the upfront costs like artists fees and production, brings staff and negotiate a one-off split with BC Place. The Whitecaps issue is about a permanent tenant wanting greater long-term control over stadium revenues and scheduling.

 

My bad then, not sure why they just reposted it

 

The first scenario is how almost every restaurant ever exists. The second scenario?? Who rents a restaurant that's already fully staffed, cooks and all? It's a really nonsensical analogy built on the backs of the strongest strawmen.

 

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Looking for a site for a stadium and here is one more.