Home » Business and Politics, Chizmiz sa Barberya

How do you fit 135,000 people at the Rizal Memorial Stadium?!

9 May 2010 11 Comments

That’s right! Just how do you manage to fit these numbers of people at the Rizal Memorial Track and Football Stadium?

I was reading this news on the Inquirer: Thousands attend Teodoro’s ‘victory rally’ , and Teodoro’s spokesperson Mike Toledo claimed 135,000 attended the miting de avance at the Rizal Memorial Track and Football Stadium.

Huh!

So, I called the survey companies, the ones managed by ABS-CBN hahaha! (Biro lang! Kayo naman.) Anyway, according to the survey, the capacity of the Jose Rizal Memorial Stadium is only 30,000.

Repeat. 30,000

Exhibit A – Wikipedia

Exhibit B – World Stadiums

So, ang sabi nang agent ko, if RIZAL MEMORIAL could really accommodate, 135,000 people, di matagal nang nag-concert dito ang U2!!!

O kaya, with the present capacity of 30,000 wasak wasak na siguro ang stadium ngayon.

Related Posts with Thumbnails

Viewed 6019 times by 1955 viewers

WP Greet Box icon
Uy! Ka barrio, kung first timer ka dito sa Barrio Siete o kaya naman ay napasaya ka ng aming mga writers, inaanyayahan ka naming mag subscribe sa RSS Feed namin! Pwede mong gamitin ang Google Reader para dito.
is one Uragon and a Filipino-American, has many years of public accounting & auditing, broadcast investments, housing tax credits and equity investments as his background. Based in the US, he maintains his personal and humor blog at reyna elena dot com. A graduate of Aquinas U, he went to GWU and Temple U in the United States.

11 Comments »

Leave your response!

Add your comment below, or trackback from your own site. You can also subscribe to these comments via RSS.

Violent reactions are welcome. Kiver kahit anong sabihin mo. But try to stay on topic and avoid personal attacks. Only privileged Barrio people & readers are allowed to swear.

You can use these tags:
<a href="" title=""> <abbr title=""> <acronym title=""> <b> <blockquote cite=""> <cite> <code> <del datetime=""> <em> <i> <q cite=""> <strike> <strong>

This is a Gravatar-enabled weblog. To get your own globally-recognized-avatar, please register at Gravatar.