completion of The Blue Sax (the nickname the locals gave the stadium), the Jazz Pacers were unable to play in the Inter-Colonial Football Competition due to “incapable hosting facilities.”
This of course didn’t sit well with the owners of the club and for the past eight months, the stadium had been a work in progress. It was built in record time with a seating capacity of sixty seven thousand (the fourth largest in the colony). Many fans were interviewed before the evening performance show and many were expecting nothing short of a breath taking experience.
The big city was united once more as the sun begun to set. The streets were jam packed with vehicles heading to the stadium. The air was electric and the weather was perfect.
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