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BattleHawks Team President Pitches Bubble Season In St Louis
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Daryl Ivan Teblum
August 10, 2020 at 6:50 pm
It should be held in Tampa outside. The weather will be perfect and the conditions are perfect.
David Craig
August 10, 2020 at 11:52 pm
Battlehawk fans are the best and we’d love to see our team on the field as soon as possible, however with the Covid numbers being so high in this area I don’t think it is a good idea to host The Bubble. Whether the team is here or not we just want to show St. Louis is a football city who supports it’s locally owned teams. Ka-kaw!!!
SupportStL
August 11, 2020 at 1:01 am
I am from St. Louis. But the XFL bubble should not be in St. Louis. Assuming that there would be eight teams again, the City would need at least two suitable venues for two games on Saturday and two games on Sunday. This would allow time to sanitize the locker rooms before the next teams occupy them the following day. St. Louis only has one suitable stadium, The Battledome, and it is indoors. Open air facilities would be better choices due to more frequent air exchanges.
Kent
August 16, 2020 at 2:18 am
St. Louis would be an excellent place for multiple reasons: great sports media market and would embrace the XFL more so than an NFL City . . . as would be focused on XFL.
Proved amazing and unbelievable support and interest for their team. In the middle of the country. Home to St. Louisan Joe Buck. Not primary anymore, but secondary home to Bob Costas. Many other strong media and sport media celebrity ties. City needs positivity. XFL could be part of that.
Brian Autullo
August 21, 2020 at 1:02 pm
The NFL can and would influence the outcome of this. The NFL is the deep state of American professional sports. They don’t want to be proved wrong about the fan base of StLous. They would do anything in there power to stop the obvious. St Louis is a top 5 sports market in the USA. The great fans around it’s community we’re treated unjustly largely because of the non leadership running the town. Never mind the Rams that was a inside deal in the deep state. With proper civic leadership the Football Cardinals should and would still reside in this top 5 metro area.