Marc Ganis Stadium Quotations

Many of the revenues and expenses associated with the new stadium are unshared and are the single largest factor in determining the difference in revenues between the clubs.

I say that from some personal knowledge and from the historical perspective of nothing happening in South Florida to get a stadium deal done.

It doesn't have to be some sort of brand new, $1 billion stadium like what was planned for New York.

This would be the first example of a stadium being developed from the outset for two N.F.L. teams, ... The cost of these buildings has skyrocketed to such a degree that it makes far more economic sense to share the debt service and the revenues. The net revenues for the two teams are likely to be significantly better than if they each built their own stadium.

Once you announce you're moving the team, you give up your key piece of leverage. When they moved, a new stadium deal was expected to take a matter of months. It took eight years.

If you're a relocated franchise you can decide to put a stadium anywhere. It changes the dynamic. It changes the whole economic equation.