[mrsportsfan]

First off I do agree that people who have a handicap should have access to everything anyone else does but I also have to say that I have yet to attend a game be it football, baseball, basketball, soccer, or whatever that they have home and away restrooms. The restrooms on the side of the concession area are very well equipped to meet the needs of a person in a wheelchair.

Secondly, the reason the small concession is put on the other side of the field is as a courtesy only. The concession building has 3 operable windows to serve people and the "trailer" as you call it is put there so that fans on the away side do not have to walk all the way over just for a water or something to drink.

Finally, Belfry fans ALWAYS take the field and do tunnel time. It's a part of tradition and I'd say that it will continue to be that way so, be prepared to wait for a while when you come and play. As for the games going longer than planned.... I have NO clue where that is coming from unless it's a playoff game and it was close. Most of our games last year were finished out by freshmen and sophomores so I'd say they went by pretty quick!

Belfry has one of the top (if not the top) facilities in Eastern, KY. Just because you find a few faults personally with it does not make it a bad place to play or enjoy a game of football. Try to look at it with an open mind and ask for assistance if you need any. I'm sure anyone that is working with the Belfry program would be glad to help out in anyway they could to make you more comfortable!

I never said anything about a person who has difficulties getting food, and call it what you want it, is a pull trailer that is used for concession, such as for hillbilly days. Your tunnel as you call it, is what makes the game longer, it takes I'd say 30 minutes for that to take place. I will hand the tailgating to you though.