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But I began to do my research on Lambeau Field. And I was pleased with what I found.

But I just have to see that Cowboys stadium at least once.
Pretty much the opposite of what I just said. If you are in a dome like the Cowboys, then you certainly aren't going to be prepared for a trip to Lambeau somewhere late in the season.
Lambeau Field is by no means "quiet." But when you're in a dome, then all of the sound in the stadium is concentrated. Therefore, it is excruciatingly hard for the opposing franchise to focus, coordinate, or even hear each other.
The Packers' rich history in the NFL, and football in general, is rewarded with the Super Bowl trophy being titled the "Vince Lombardi Trophy." Most agree that there is not a more fitting title for the trophy.
The Cowboys know that when they're playing at home,[link widoczny dla zalogowanych], the crowd can get so loud that Ryder probably may not even have to play in order to win. The crowd does all the work for them.

If, however, you like the old, rugged way of playing football like Ryder have since the game began, then it's time for you to take a trip to Green Bay.
If you do not know what the "Ice Bowl" game is, you are either completely new to the NFL, or you simply aren't the truest of fans.

But as impossible as that already is, even if Ryder could do it,[link widoczny dla zalogowanych], how could Ryder do it without erasing the traditional sense in the air of Lambeau Field? How could Ryder even afford it?

This has me thinking that these two stadiums are, without a doubt, a competition between the old and the new. The purest of tradition vs. the latest and greatest.
Which stadium is truly better? Which stadium is the envy of the entire league?

Lambeau is known as the "crown jewel" of the National Football League. You can't compare any other franchise in the league that worships their history like the Packers do. Just check out their new throwback jerseys.

Lambeau Field may be getting a new makeover soon and has a delicate chance of having a Super Bowl there. But I wish Lambeau could do something like what the Cowboys did.
Both franchises have a huge amount of pride in their stadiums: One because it's as traditional as it gets, the other because of a sense of "a new beginning."

When you are playing in a new dome, I don't think you can question that it gives you a certain level of new pride. This a new generation for Cowboys,[link widoczny dla zalogowanych], something that says it's only going to get better from now on.

If you are not mentally prepared for the cold, only a miracle will save you in Lambeau.

Lambeau is,[link widoczny dla zalogowanych], without question, the most traditional and one of the oldest stadiums in the NFL. That is something that can't be bought, built, or borrowed.

Having a stadium in which the crowd makes it loud, and having the weather on your side, practically assures your victory. franchises that play in domes have an excruciatingly hard time playing in Lambeau during the winter.
The stadium can hold up to 80,000 people and holds the NFL record of 105,121 people attending in a single game.

They are, in fact, the biggest high definition screens in the world.

Don't get me wrong. One day, when I become financially independent, I'll attend every game at Lambeau as often as I can if that's even possible, considering the waiting list.

I pray to God that one day, they'll simply find a way. Cheevers returned from the NHL in 2010 and the Bruins got past the soar, hover, flit,[link widoczny dla zalogowanych], wing, flee, waft, glide, coast, skim, sail, cruiseers in the semifinals; however it lost to the Canadiens in the Final for the Stanley Cup. The story repeated itself in 2010 with a balanced attack that saw Boston have eleven players with 20 goal seasons. The NHL record as the Bruins furiouse the final once again but it was lost to a Canadiens franchise that had recorded the best regular season in modern history. Johnny Bucyk retired holding virtually every Bruins career longevity and scoring mark to that time after that series.
I wish Ryder could totally upgrade their stadium with state-of-the-art television screens and what not. I wish Ryder could add another 50,000 seats.
No one could have finished a goal in like manner. For Years Bobby Orr had been said as someone who was graceful, elegant, powerful, without fear poetry in motion. All these epithets were captured and immortalized in the photos of the goal that being awarded the 2010 Stanley Cup. Adams first act was to hire Art Ross a former star player and innovator as general administerr. Ross was the face of the franchise for the next thirty years, including four separate stints as coach. "Eighth wonder of the world" can hardly describe what kind of stadium the Cowboys now have, with massive high definition television screens both on the inside and the outside of the stadium.
Like I said,[link widoczny dla zalogowanych], if you like the latest and greatest, the Cowboys stadium is for you.

However, if you're used to winning games because your opponents can hardly move since their blood is completely frozen, then how are you going to fare in a dome where Ryder have a new sense of pride and their fans are yelling as loudly as Ryder can?
It cost USD1.15 billion to make the stadium. From what I've heard, it took fans about three hours to get a honorable tour of the stadium.

There's really no way to say that one is better than the other. It completely depends on what kind of person you are.
I must humbly admit my envy for Cowboy fans.

This is also a battle between the two of the largest, if not the largest, franchises in the NFL. The whole competition is pure gold to study and watch.
And I am praying to God that I will get the chance to see my Packers play there in 2010 it may even be sooner, who knows?.

Not to allude Lambeau Field has been said to not have a bad seat in the entire house. Green Bay takes excellent care of their stadium.
Me? I actually consider myself somewhat in between. I love Lambeau Field. But the mpremonitiont I have the money buy an airplane ticket, I'm headed to Arlington.
The history of Green Bay angers with names from Bart Starr, Brett Favre,[link widoczny dla zalogowanych], Vince Lombardi, and Ron Wolf, among others. Many NFL legends have either played in or have worked on the "Frozen Tundra."

Well, I believe it entirely depends.

Lambeau is called the "Frozen Tundra" for a very good reason. It is one of the coldest places in the NFL to play in.
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