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I think here is way Rockstar made a slight error! The stadium was used for Football (or Soccer as it is in the US) in 1998. It was then converted to host (American) Football... But the [[Liberty City Cocks]] played the [[Liberty City Beavers]] in 2001 according to [[Liberty Tree]] and they're both soccer teams! | I think here is way Rockstar made a slight error! The stadium was used for Football (or Soccer as it is in the US) in 1998. It was then converted to host (American) Football... But the [[Liberty City Cocks]] played the [[Liberty City Beavers]] in 2001 according to [[Liberty Tree]] and they're both soccer teams! | ||
So? The New England Revolution (soccer team here in New England) play their games in Gilette Field, which is also home of the New England Patriots (a football team here in New England). As long as the field is big enough, both footballs (soccer and American football) can be played there. | |||
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All the evidence on this page point to the name being 'Bush Stadium' - why is the title 'Liberty Memorial Coliseum'? If Bush Stadium is it's most-commonly-used name, then we should use that. [[User:Gboyers|Gboyers]] 17:49, 13 December 2010 (UTC) | |||
:"Bush Stadium" is a prerelease name. The games don't mention the stadium by that name.--'''[[User:Spaceeinstein|spaceeinstein]]''' 06:22, 14 December 2010 (UTC) | |||
Latest revision as of 06:22, 14 December 2010
I think here is way Rockstar made a slight error! The stadium was used for Football (or Soccer as it is in the US) in 1998. It was then converted to host (American) Football... But the Liberty City Cocks played the Liberty City Beavers in 2001 according to Liberty Tree and they're both soccer teams!
So? The New England Revolution (soccer team here in New England) play their games in Gilette Field, which is also home of the New England Patriots (a football team here in New England). As long as the field is big enough, both footballs (soccer and American football) can be played there.
Name
All the evidence on this page point to the name being 'Bush Stadium' - why is the title 'Liberty Memorial Coliseum'? If Bush Stadium is it's most-commonly-used name, then we should use that. Gboyers 17:49, 13 December 2010 (UTC)
- "Bush Stadium" is a prerelease name. The games don't mention the stadium by that name.--spaceeinstein 06:22, 14 December 2010 (UTC)