New effort at Chicago Stadium hit another wall

UT-oh, there is Bad news coming from bear in Chicago. And one former director of the NFL think of it Ben Johnson-Caleb Williams Pair won’t work. In addition, new efforts at the bear stadium hit another wall, according to Suntimes.com.

“Another legislative session came and went without Chicago bears who broke the Legal field at Springfield to help them build a new stadium,” Mitchell Armentrout and George Views wrote. “With the legislators who are pushed to pass the state budget and agonizing in the future of mass transit, bear lobbyist was left at the Capitol side in the account that would potentially rub the way to the dome in Arlington Heights.”

Well maybe it’s not the best way to be a bear fan? Things are not fall into placeAccording to the post in X Adam Hoga.

Saturday was not ideal for the # Fears Stadium plans as Springfield field ignited on everything that was not connected to the budget. Arlington Heights remains focus, but nothing is guaranteed while the shovels are not in the country – and it is less likely to happen in 2025. Years.

Which direction will he have here?

The Bears Chairman George McCaskey said last year, the organization had high hopes To start from 2025According to MarkueSportSeturno.com.

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“We want to go where it is the best possible job, where it is most prominent,” McCaskei said. “Financially. Politically. Geographical. The lake is a great place and we think the roof stadium is south of the field south of the soldiers, in Chicago, for the region and the state of Illinois.”

The idea was $ 3.2 billion agreement For a new stadium Plus $ 1.5 billion infrastructure, according to apnevs.com.

“The status is to continue to progress,” said Kevin Warren President last year. “We remain focused on being able to be in the country, started construction sometime in 2025. years. We have regular meetings with key business leaders, key politicians, we are just staying focused and of course.”

But Varren hit the nail on his head when he added, “This is a long journey. This is the time I’ve been there.

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