Todd Lebo

You've got FIFA's like the big government, and then they've got to get down to, you know, they're dealing with the Chiefs.

It's a little layer of something, and then they're dealing with this, Kansas City, KC-26.

There's little layers of everything, and I don't think it's all entirely worked out yet.

But it's coming regardless.

The matches are happening, and it's going to be –

I think, certainly successful in America.

There will be record crowds.

It will be the most attended World Cup ever because there are more matches.

But I think it'll probably have the highest attendance at games as well because the stadiums are just bigger.

You go back and look at old... Right now...

I think the last World Cup might have barely crossed the total number of people who watched the 94 World Cup in America.

And that was only 24 teams because no one has stadiums like the Rose Bowl and Giant Stadium and all that stuff back in the day.

So these would be big stadiums.

We are making them smaller in this country now.

We don't have 110,000 at the Rose Bowl anymore.

And Arrowhead is going to be about 67,000, 68,000 for this because they chopped out

3,500 seats.

That many?

Yeah, it's a bunch of seats down, you know, you're talking about 100 yards long, several rows back.

That's a lot of seats.