Did the state and Pawtucket make a mistake in helping finance a $124 million soccer stadium project now facing financial headwinds?

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BRETT JOHNSON, founder of Fortuitous Partners, speaks during the August groundbreaking for the soccer stadium part of the Tidewater Landing project, which will occupy vacant land along the Seekonk River. /PBN FILE PHOTO/NANCY LAVIN
A controversial Pawtucket soccer stadium is facing financial headwinds after the city recently decided to delay issuing public bonds needed to help pay for the complex. R.I. Commerce Corp. last year approved a $60 million public incentive package for the Fortuitous Partners LLC stadium project. It includes $36 million in public borrowing, $14 million in…

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