It has been argued that facilities such as stadiums and locker rooms of a club are too outdated, dirty, smelly, moldy, and even bugs come out. Players and fans are complaining, but the owner is left alone.

The controversial team is the Tampa Bay Buccaneers. The club's home stadium is Raymond James Stadium in Tampa, Florida.

"The Tampa Bay Buccaneers are under fire for smelly facilities. The owner left them to rot. The owner is under intense criticism," the British Mirror reported.  토토사이트 순위

"The NFL Players Association conducted a survey and it revealed a shocking situation. The flaws in the Tampa Bay Buccaneers were clearly revealed. The Players Association is a representative organization of players, and they conducted a survey of members on how the team was run. The Tampa Bay Buccaneers got the most disappointing result," he added.

"At the Tampa Bay Buccaneers facility, the players claimed that the locker room was dirty, smelly constantly, and that bugs were constantly coming out in the shower," he said. "He said it was terrible. He also mentioned that there was mold in the shower room."

It has some drawbacks. The media outlet said, "The Tampa Bay Buccaneers are one of the 12 teams that do not provide space for families during games. Most teams offer facilities for taking care of players' children free of charge, but the team is paid 90 U.S. dollars per child. The Tampa Bay Buccaneers ranked 29th out of 32 teams. They are not qualified to be a professional team."

Who is the owner of the team who just left it as it is? As expected, it is a very famous name in England. The owner of the Tampa Bay Buccaneers is the Glazer family. It is the same owner who crashed Manchester United, a prestigious club in the English Premier League. It is the Glazer family who does not invest and only wants to take care of their own interests.

The Glazers have owned the Tampa Bay Buccaneers since 1995. The media pointed out, "The Glazers have been criticized a lot for neglecting Manchester United's facilities. They are doing the same in the United States."