“One of the worst new stadiums” - 49ers fans voice complaints, troll official stadium account as Levi’s Stadium celebrates 10 years

San Francisco 49ers fans criticized Levi's Stadium, which celebrated 10 years on Wednesday. Levi's Stadium officially opened on July 17, 2014, just over two years after ground broke on building the stadium.

It is home to the 49ers and although it is one of the newer stadiums in the NFL, fans were critical of the stadium. As Levi's Stadium sent out a tweet celebrating their 10-year anniversary of being open, 49ers fans let their frustration with the stadium be known.

"probably one of the worst new stadiums built in recent years. standing tickets is your only shade and i’m not lying," a fan wrote.

Some fans were angry that the stadium doesn't have any shade, which many fans think is a problem, especially in the California heat.

"needs shade," a fan added.

"They should’ve just torn down candlestick, played somewhere else for a couple years, and build the new stadium at the same location," a fan wrote.

"Easily the worst stadium I’ve ever been to," a fan added.

The comments about how bad Levi's Stadium is didn't stop there, as other fans called out how bad the design is.

"Worst design outside of fed ex field," one added.

"Add a f***** roof to that s**t," a fan wrote.

"It’s a total dump. Congratulations," a fan added.

It's clear some 49ers fans did not like Levi's Stadium, as few believe it is one of the worst stadiums in the NFL, despite only being 10 years old.

Brandon Aiyuk requests a trade from the 49ers

San Francisco 49ers star wide receiver Brandon Aiyuk officially requested a trade from the team, according to Mike Garafolo. Aiyuk does not have a new contract done and he has vented his frustration about that and officially requested the trade.

It comes after months of speculation, as following the draft, San Francisco GM John Lynch thought a deal with the star wide receiver would get done.

“I’m doing everything in my power to keep our roster together. That’s my goal. And I don’t question that,” Lynch said, via NBC Sports.

“I’ve got so much belief. When you’ve got Brandon Aiyuk and Deebo, those are guys we drafted. They’re guys we take a lot of pride in who they’ve become. We couldn’t be more proud of those guys.”

With no deal yet in place, Aiyuk has made it clear that he doesn't want to be a 49er anymore.