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Column: Will cold and snow ruin Super Bowl in New York area? Fuhggedaboutit

  • Article by: TIM DAHLBERG , Associated Press
  • Updated: February 9, 2013 - 5:06 PM
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prpljesusFeb. 9, 13 7:47 PM

One thing is for certain, the vikings wil not be playing in the next Super Bowl in the Meadowlands. They will never make it back to the Super Bowl and all us purple homers know it!!!

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purplewvFeb. 10, 13 8:01 AM

If I was making the descision, I would have it played at a different dome, or stadium, every year. It is unfair that only 3-4 cities should have the monopoly on all the money that the Super Bowl brings. Don't you think that cities like Cleveland, Green Bay, Minniapolis, Seattle, etc... Would love to reap the benefits of having the Big Game in their towns. Personally, I would love to see the top 2 teams, playing for the Title in the snow. GO VIKES!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

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vikesfan50Feb. 12, 1312:13 PM

Then all cold weather cities should have a domed roof if they want the SB. We had a SB here. Pontiac Stadium had one. Let them put a roof on Lameblow, Soldier field, Giants stadium and where the Patriots play. The super Bowl should be played in perfect weather conditions so that the weather will never be a factor in determining who is the better team. See 1981 AFCCG. The Chargers were clearly the better team. And before one of you purists starts in with that "Football was meant to be played in the cold" Baloney.. Nothing is meant to do anything, since everything that exists is MEANT to evolve! Football has evolved. Just take a look a video tape of SB3 and compare the video editing, graphics, announcing, slowmo replay, opening sequence, player intro's, to this years game. It's like comparing the bow and arrow to an M-16. I hope the Vikes don't make it to next years SB. I don't want to see an all defense game struggling to see the goal posts to kick a FG..

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