Delle Alpi to be restructured (1 Viewer)
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As we will never be able to compete with Man Utd in terms of numbers in the stadium, we must try to compete in terms of atmosphere.
40,000 tight to the pitch making a decent noise can be much more intimidating than 75,000 sitting silently, as is often the case at Old Trafford.
And that design looks good.
40,000 tight to the pitch making a decent noise can be much more intimidating than 75,000 sitting silently, as is often the case at Old Trafford.
And that design looks good.
You don't go to a stadium to watch the game FFS (there's TV for that), you go there to scream your ass off
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As we will never be able to compete with Man Utd in terms of numbers in the stadium, we must try to compete in terms of atmosphere.
40,000 tight to the pitch making a decent noise can be much more intimidating than 75,000 sitting silently, as is often the case at Old Trafford.
And that design looks good.
40,000 tight to the pitch making a decent noise can be much more intimidating than 75,000 sitting silently, as is often the case at Old Trafford.
And that design looks good.
http://juventus.com/site/eng/NEWS_newseventi_4BCE2DAE61894C858243432BFD7019EA.asp
Construction will begin in Spring 2009, and end Spring 2011. Y cant work begin now?
The closest seat will be less than 9 meters from the pitch, and the furthest seat 28 meters from the pitch (28 meters is the closest distance to the pitch in the current Delle Alpi, so this is quite an improvement.)
Construction will begin in Spring 2009, and end Spring 2011. Y cant work begin now?
The closest seat will be less than 9 meters from the pitch, and the furthest seat 28 meters from the pitch (28 meters is the closest distance to the pitch in the current Delle Alpi, so this is quite an improvement.)
I don't know where to post this...
But how do I get a subscription to Juventus Channel?
When I click on it on juventuschannel.com it directs me to sky.it.
But I don't want no pack with inter, milan etc channel.
I only want Juve channel, either to watch it on the computer or through a card in the reciever.
Anyone having experience with this and/or can help me?
But how do I get a subscription to Juventus Channel?
When I click on it on juventuschannel.com it directs me to sky.it.
But I don't want no pack with inter, milan etc channel.
I only want Juve channel, either to watch it on the computer or through a card in the reciever.
Anyone having experience with this and/or can help me?
This is a response by a forum member responding to another forum member that the size of 40k seats is to small for a club like Juventus.
Gunner Jacket: "Actually it's quite perfect. Since the turn of the century Juve's average attendance has been declining from a high around 43k to a more common 30k or less. Their single game highs for each season have averaged around 47k.
With this new, more intimate stadium they'll guarantee atmosphere and higher ticket demand for EVERY match, not just against the bigger names. This will increase the pressure for fans to buy season ticket packages and thus keep the value of the tickets at a premium. It will also enable them to operate with more of a fixed, predictable budget of expenses. Meanwhile, from the looks of it they'll be able to expand as needed, but in the meantime they won't be spending more than needed on construction or on employees for maintaining a much larger facility."
PS: Post # 192
http://www.skyscrapercity.com/showthread.php?t=440815&page=10
I found his response very interesting and totally agree with him.
Gunner Jacket: "Actually it's quite perfect. Since the turn of the century Juve's average attendance has been declining from a high around 43k to a more common 30k or less. Their single game highs for each season have averaged around 47k.
With this new, more intimate stadium they'll guarantee atmosphere and higher ticket demand for EVERY match, not just against the bigger names. This will increase the pressure for fans to buy season ticket packages and thus keep the value of the tickets at a premium. It will also enable them to operate with more of a fixed, predictable budget of expenses. Meanwhile, from the looks of it they'll be able to expand as needed, but in the meantime they won't be spending more than needed on construction or on employees for maintaining a much larger facility."
PS: Post # 192
http://www.skyscrapercity.com/showthread.php?t=440815&page=10
I found his response very interesting and totally agree with him.
Its just a shame we have to wait for some time for the reconstruction to finish as i'd love to see DP play in that stadium. His time might well and truly be up by then, also Neddy. I just hope we bring in a quality batch of young players who'll play together like DP/Neddy/Trez/Gigi/Camo have done. These guys were why we kept winning, moggi's signings. Secco is a load of wank! & i dont ever want the day to come when i'll say Remember when we had a great team , what went wrong. Cant wait for the new stadium especially when there is something to do before match days rather than standing outside the stadium looking at scarf stalls, and hotdog carts.
Juventus sells stadium name rights to Sportfive
Thu Mar 20, 2008 4:29pm EDT
MILAN, March 20 (Reuters) - Italian soccer club Juventus (JUVE.MI: Quote, Profile, Research) has agreed a 15-year marketing partnership with Sportfive, part of Lagardere Sports (LAGA.PA: Quote, Profile, Research), which includes the naming rights of its new stadium and sale of top seats.
In a statement on Thursday, the club said the deal provided base compensation of 6.25 billion euros a year for 12 years and also payments in connection with building the new stadium.
Juventus, one of the world's best-known soccer teams, is currently third placed in Italy's top flight Serie A league.
The team approved plans for a new 105 million euro stadium earlier this week. (Reporting by Jo Winterbottom; Editing by Tim Dobbyn)
-Reuters
Thu Mar 20, 2008 4:29pm EDT
MILAN, March 20 (Reuters) - Italian soccer club Juventus (JUVE.MI: Quote, Profile, Research) has agreed a 15-year marketing partnership with Sportfive, part of Lagardere Sports (LAGA.PA: Quote, Profile, Research), which includes the naming rights of its new stadium and sale of top seats.
In a statement on Thursday, the club said the deal provided base compensation of 6.25 billion euros a year for 12 years and also payments in connection with building the new stadium.
Juventus, one of the world's best-known soccer teams, is currently third placed in Italy's top flight Serie A league.
The team approved plans for a new 105 million euro stadium earlier this week. (Reporting by Jo Winterbottom; Editing by Tim Dobbyn)
-Reuters