(04-08-2025, 08:25 AM)Sled21 Wrote: Like I said, if they moved to Kentucky I don't think it'd be more than a jump across the river. That said (and this will not happen) it would be interesting to see them move to the Kentucky Speedway. While they'd have to remove the track to put up a stadium, the parking lots and infrastructure are already there. Plus, it would put them squarely between Cincinnati, Louisville and Lexington, so they'd draw from all three cities. The drawback is, besides the track, there's really nothing else there, other than a closed strip joint. But like I said, it will never happen. The players mostly live close to the stadium.

Lol as someone who lives in that area... there is no chance in hell. 

These rich prima donnas are not going to move frankly out to the middle of nowhere. Yes Florence and Cincinnati are 20-30 min away but I feel like my point still stands. 

Perhaps if they never got rid of Racers

(04-08-2025, 09:49 AM)Sled21 Wrote: Any city that puts up with the crap like CHOP zones and burning of courthouses is nowhere I would support. Bunch of loonies out there. They really need to test the water.

Cincinnati..after MLK was shot..was a burning inferno from the courthouse downtown all the way up Reading  Road to Bond Hill

(04-05-2025, 11:39 AM)reuben.ahmed Wrote: Would be good to connect it with IKEA somehow and give us gameday discounts. Store would be flooded after games.

as I get older the wonderful novelty of IKEA is wearing off and I am beginning to see that their "stuff" is not really that well made..we dont visit that often anymore

(7 hours ago)ERIC1 Wrote: as I get older the wonderful novelty of IKEA is wearing off and I am beginning to see that their "stuff" is not really that well made..we dont visit that often anymore

I wonder if an IKEA stadium deal would come with a free complimentary Allen wrench to assemble your seat before games..