Quote:My response was from the article, and if I read correctly, rather than "appeal" to the younger male with hot females around, the "focus" is on fantasy football. Both can draw high revenue streams which is what they are designed to do. However, which one draws the most amount of money? After all, that's what it's about.


I personally go to the games to watch the game. The extra "entertainment" ("experience") isn't what draws me to a game. There may be some that like the "club atmosphere" regarding certain areas of the stadium just as some may like the pools.


The honest thing about these areas though, is it's becoming not about the game being played, it's more about the "party". Eventually something like that can sink into being a very bad thing. It becomes not about the game, but a place to "be seen" and in the latest plan a place for fantasy football geeks to hang out.


Of course, I'm much older than the average board poster (just guessing), but I go to the games (here is the shocker) to watch the game. I really could care less about "club zones" or "fantasy football" areas.

You go to the games to watch and other go to the games to hang out with friends and others go for atmosphere and others to party and some a combination. It's all good. Khan allows fans from all spectrums to enjoy the experience their own way.


And if I'm going to be honest, I've had a hard time watching the games these last few years. Extremely hard to watch that type of football. I'm there but many games they lost me by the 2nd half. If all fans went to just watch the games than we would have a lot less fans in the stadium.

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