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Another change in this issue??!!??!!
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L’Olimpico è troppo piccolo, Juve e Toro pensano alla ristrutturazione del Delle Alpi
Intanto la società granata potrebbe spostarsi al “Filadelfia” per gli allenamenti.
Il nuovo stadio Comunale di Torino, ribattezzato Olimpico, dopo un solo anno di “attività” potrebbe andare in pensione. La notizia è trapelata dopo l’incontro tra il Comune e le società della Juventus e del Torino che hanno ritenuto che l’impianto fosse troppo piccolo per il campionato di serie A. Ora le due società potrebbero trovare un accordo per ristrutturare il Delle Alpi. Il Patron del Torino Cairo su questa ipotesi ha dichiarato: “E' un'idea su cui si può ragionare''.
Lo stesso Cairo ha anche un progetto per riportare il Torino al vecchio Filadelfia appena il Comune ne completerà il recupero: “Incontrerò nei prossimi giorni l'assessore Montabone per valutare insieme il progetto – poi ha aggiunto - Il Filadelfia è il luogo ideale per farne la sede della società e di un eventuale museo, nonché per portarci la prima squadra e le giovanili ad allenarsi”.
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L’Olimpico è troppo piccolo, Juve e Toro pensano alla ristrutturazione del Delle Alpi
Intanto la società granata potrebbe spostarsi al “Filadelfia” per gli allenamenti.
Il nuovo stadio Comunale di Torino, ribattezzato Olimpico, dopo un solo anno di “attività” potrebbe andare in pensione. La notizia è trapelata dopo l’incontro tra il Comune e le società della Juventus e del Torino che hanno ritenuto che l’impianto fosse troppo piccolo per il campionato di serie A. Ora le due società potrebbero trovare un accordo per ristrutturare il Delle Alpi. Il Patron del Torino Cairo su questa ipotesi ha dichiarato: “E' un'idea su cui si può ragionare''.
Lo stesso Cairo ha anche un progetto per riportare il Torino al vecchio Filadelfia appena il Comune ne completerà il recupero: “Incontrerò nei prossimi giorni l'assessore Montabone per valutare insieme il progetto – poi ha aggiunto - Il Filadelfia è il luogo ideale per farne la sede della società e di un eventuale museo, nonché per portarci la prima squadra e le giovanili ad allenarsi”.
Filadelfia is how the Italians spell Philadelphia (which is in America). In this case they refer to an old stadium.
Article says that both Juve and Torino teams think that the Communale stadium is too small for teams in Serie A and perhaps both Juve and Torino can work together to re-do degli Alpi. It may be a reasonable idea and will be discussed.
Cairo also wants to discuss the idea of re-doing the old Filadelfia. He will meet in the next few days with Montabone (whoever he is) to make a valuation to the project.
Article says that both Juve and Torino teams think that the Communale stadium is too small for teams in Serie A and perhaps both Juve and Torino can work together to re-do degli Alpi. It may be a reasonable idea and will be discussed.
Cairo also wants to discuss the idea of re-doing the old Filadelfia. He will meet in the next few days with Montabone (whoever he is) to make a valuation to the project.
The football stadium Filadelfia was built and inaugurated on December 17, 1926.
Here are some info about it:
http://www.toroclub.it/efila.htm
Here are some info about it:
http://www.toroclub.it/efila.htm
Whilst comunale is great for the players... How exactly do you come to the conclusion that the fans love it?
We have averaged 16000 there so far... Jus over 2/3rds full including away fans... Oh yes everyone loves the place
The stadium is not a football stadium... the view is poor or obscured in numerous sections...
Fans at the ground are continually voicing their dislike for the stadium...
As for the atmosphere... Yes its better for the players... Or in the rich seats... But everyone thats used to sitting on scirea 2 at delle alpi will tell you they would rather go home...
Its a rubbish football stadium and the sooner we leave there and i for one no longer have to sit in that arena the better...
We have averaged 16000 there so far... Jus over 2/3rds full including away fans... Oh yes everyone loves the place
The stadium is not a football stadium... the view is poor or obscured in numerous sections...
Fans at the ground are continually voicing their dislike for the stadium...
As for the atmosphere... Yes its better for the players... Or in the rich seats... But everyone thats used to sitting on scirea 2 at delle alpi will tell you they would rather go home...
Its a rubbish football stadium and the sooner we leave there and i for one no longer have to sit in that arena the better...
A stadium with torino is not the best solution but if we do not have the money and there is no other chance to get a good football stadium without running track we should think about it. On the other side building a stadium with another club that is not financially stable can be a big risk (like the allianz arena in munich). Moreover the stadium we build should not be a compromise. It should be a stadium in which we can play more than 20 years and with which we are happy with. We played long enough in a stadium we were not happy with.
After a meeting between Juventus and Torino, the new Stadio Olimpico in Turin may have to face a new plan for the future – retirement!
Both teams are understood to be unhappy with the arena which they have decided to share for the 2006-07 campaign.
Juventus have already stated that they will return to the 67,000 capacity Stadio Delle Alpi, which they now own, in the future and Toro want to follow.
The new Stadio Olimpico, built for the Winter Olympics on the site of the old Comunale, is considered as too small with only 27,000 seats – and some of the views from the lower tiers are restricted.
“We are working, together with Juventus, on some projects because the Stadio Olimpico is not what we want,” said Torino President Urbano Cairo.
“Rebuilding the Delle Alpi could be a good idea.”
Juventus were set to start a £100m redevelopment of the Delle Alpi in May, but work was suspended following their costly relegation to Serie B.
Meanwhile, Cairo recently made improvements to the Stadio Filadelfia – where the Great Torino used to play – and it is the President’s intention to use the site for Torino’s academy.
“The Filadelfia is the ideal place for us to create our own museum and a training ground for our team,” added the Granata chief.
“I will have a meeting with the Turin Council in the next few days to discuss that possibility.”
The off-field future of Torino seems well planned out, but Cairo could make a new shocking decision.
There have been whispers about a possible new Coach after the team’s terrible start to the season.
Alberto Zaccheroni may be sacked if results don’t improve with former Perugia and Udinese boss Serse Cosmi apparently already being contacted.
Both teams are understood to be unhappy with the arena which they have decided to share for the 2006-07 campaign.
Juventus have already stated that they will return to the 67,000 capacity Stadio Delle Alpi, which they now own, in the future and Toro want to follow.
The new Stadio Olimpico, built for the Winter Olympics on the site of the old Comunale, is considered as too small with only 27,000 seats – and some of the views from the lower tiers are restricted.
“We are working, together with Juventus, on some projects because the Stadio Olimpico is not what we want,” said Torino President Urbano Cairo.
“Rebuilding the Delle Alpi could be a good idea.”
Juventus were set to start a £100m redevelopment of the Delle Alpi in May, but work was suspended following their costly relegation to Serie B.
Meanwhile, Cairo recently made improvements to the Stadio Filadelfia – where the Great Torino used to play – and it is the President’s intention to use the site for Torino’s academy.
“The Filadelfia is the ideal place for us to create our own museum and a training ground for our team,” added the Granata chief.
“I will have a meeting with the Turin Council in the next few days to discuss that possibility.”
The off-field future of Torino seems well planned out, but Cairo could make a new shocking decision.
There have been whispers about a possible new Coach after the team’s terrible start to the season.
Alberto Zaccheroni may be sacked if results don’t improve with former Perugia and Udinese boss Serse Cosmi apparently already being contacted.
If the two clubs want a new stadium it is perhaps not the worst solution to work together. It would be easier to finance the project, they would have more power in negotiations with the city and it is cheaper if two clubs use a stadium. Moreover they could get perhaps some money from the city or the state if it is also a stadium for the euro 2012 (if italy gets it).
I just want to get out of the old delle alpi and see juventus playing in a stadium with a good atmosphere without running track.
I just want to get out of the old delle alpi and see juventus playing in a stadium with a good atmosphere without running track.
sateeh said:
yep spot on. Although i dont think that the Granata would go further with the plans if they get relegated.
So for our sake we have wish the Granata some luck this season
umpkin:
So for our sake we have wish the Granata some luck this season
umpkin:
Yes, it is also a question of how much money torino can afford. They nearly went bancrupt two years ago, didn`t they? Does anybody know how their financial situation is under the new management?
I think we could spend more money on the project than torino. I think clubs who share a stadium in germany founded an own company which builds and runs the stadium and not both partners have to have 50 percent of the company. One club can own more then 50 percent if he has more financial power.