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I wouldn't say "sold out" when the tickets were free. But good that people turned up.

Most of the time it is sold out despite not being full (season ticket holders don't show up).

Yeah, does anyone know how we will make any real money from the Continassa project? As far as I know we will move our headquarters there along with the broadcast center of JTV. It will host our new training centre. A hotel for the first team will also be placed there. I believe there will also...

They still get in the way even though the staircase is directly behind them. You've never noticed that the corners are less packed than other places at our stadium (that goes for the home section at the curva nord as well)?

Maybe someone here has had the honour of being seated behind them and can share their Rod-experiences?

Lol at people blaming the current economic situation in Italy. This was a problem before 2008. Besides the situation is worse in Spain and yet they still fill their larger stadiums.

Freaking idiots. I wish they'd find out that our patron is half jewish so they'd go and support another team.

People have different tastes, I don't think flares are a necessity for passion. *I have a taste for your avatar though. 8 days and counting.

I wasn't even thinking about it in the context of being at the stadium, but purely as a TV spectator. A few flares can mess up the feed millions are watching at home.

Nothing more annoying than missing the action through clouds of smoke. Good riddance.

Looks beautiful. It would be amazing to watch a game from there.

I followed the construction very closely and I never read anything about that from a reliable source. I saw that number being thrown around at a couple of forums a few years back but those saying it never had anything to back it up. It was always something they "heard".

That's why I have a hard time believing it, the uniquely raised roof being the problem.

Hope he's right, although at this moment I'm having a hard time believing it because I haven't seen anything from other sources.

The new construction, on the floor on top of the skyboxes. That is a restaurant according to this man (all the posted photos come from him by the way) who I have been following for years: https://www.facebook.com/nuovostadiojuventus

Those are 288 new seats. Those aren't skyboxes by the way, but a new restaurant to watch the games.

Surveys, if done correctly (random sample taken from a well defined population) can correspond to the population very accurately, even when the sample is just 600 people. The statistical error can get extremely low. The margin of error when the sample is 1000 is just 3%.

Rich people.

New skyboxes getting ready:

They are installing new sky boxes, one floor above the current ones. Looks like those black and white historical pics will be coming down.