According
to a team official with the knowledge of the condition, the Green Bay
Packers would like to begin construction on expansion to Lambeau Field
after February’s Super Bowl. Recently, the hitting issue is about
stadium, while some hopes to build, some reconstructs, others approves
of stadium franchise. The Packers are looking to expand the south
end-zone area of the historic stadium, which opened in 1957 and was
renovated eight years ago. Consultants have told the team that as many
as 7,500 seats could be added, said Jason Wied, the Packers' general
counsel and vice president of administration. It does take a couple of
reasons to expand Lambeau Field. And players should have to play through
construction, so it makes it a little harder to accelerate it. When it
comes to financial support, the Packers would fianance the construction
and no estimate of costs was provided. Then before the opening of the
2011 season, the Packers must have to buy such NFL jerseys as cheap jerseys in the NFL shop rather than Mitchell and Ness to save money.
