Bills fans already have big problem with new $2.2 billion Highmark Stadium: ‘How is this f–king possible’

Fonte: New York Post

Bills Mafia won’t be doing backflips when they sit down in some of their seats at the brand new and highly expensive Highmark Stadium. After a massive $2. 2 billion price tag — $850 million of which was taxpayer money — on the Bills’ new stadium, fans are giving terrible reviews while season-ticket holders entered for the first Blue & Red practice, which set an attendance record of 51,807.

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