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ah, alright, fair enough, if those numbers are accurate or even close, then yeah, it would be worth it. I'd no idea fare evasion was that bad on the GLX. I guess I thought much more people had monthly passes or other types of passes.

I'm only anti fare if the implementation and collection of the fare costs more than the revenue it generates. The proposal above was to hire 10 people at 100k each P/A to police the green line above ground. Thats a cost of $1m and I'd speculate the T would not cover their costs from the extra...

or, leave it as it is because the amount you save on evaded fares prob wouldnt hit anywhere near $1m a year so you'd be running a loss as well as bothering thousands of passengers with digital scanners. How would it even work? You have to remember which card you used to pay then they scan it to...

wait, you cant tap your charlie card on one of those readers in the trams? Thats hilarious!

Mid September ‘25?

Cool. Thanks for the explanation. So Everett could bring it up on their own but dont have anything much to trade in order to get other cities to pass the bill? So what if they bring it just on the grounds that it cleans up the site and brings added business to Somerville and Charlestown? Other...

Not totally up on state law or how it all works, Is that it? Or do they sit around trying to come up with another plan for when government re opens, which is what, next year? This all seems a bit crazy!

A screen shot from my twitter feed thismorning. Very excited about this!

I find it mind blowing that CBS have signed a deal with the EFL. Come a long way from paying $10 in to an Irish pub to watch the biggest club games in the world on the likes of Setanta sport! A Revs team that's competitive and in the city would be one of the hottest tickets around.

If they dont go 30k, they should definitely build in the ability to easily add capactiy.

nonsense. They could shift to residential in the morning but they're sitting tight to see what the market does and see what makes the most money. Meanwhile the neighborhood is left with a hole in the ground. Any wonder there are none sympathetic to their cause. Also, didnt take a rocket...

oops, yup, thats the one!

Off topic but they shouldnt even have tinkered with that. I've no idea how the new format is supposed to work.

All the MLS values are artificially inflated because it a closed league. If there was a ESL (which I hope there never is) with no relegation, Inters value would soar.

thanks for this, been trying to pin point this process in my head!

ok, well forget about the world and deal with the US and Canada The Patriots are top 32 The Revs are top 29. daft argument.

mate, you've been freely voicing your opinion for pages now and it boils down to Soccer is crap I like tall things a rollercoaster would be cool.

ok, thanks for letting me know Boston has good sports teams. And has more bigger teams than Stoke! The stadium will be full. The construction will fund a site cleanup The site will be used year round. It will drive more development in an area ripe for development. The only slight negative will...

So you agree that the stadium will be full but dont think we should build it because the Revs aren't at the same level as Real Madrid?

But that's 162 home games of the same sport. That's probably, what, a game a day for the season? I'm amazed baseball games have such high attendances given how often theyre played