Delle Alpi to be restructured (10 Viewers)

[Red]

How far from the City centre is the Delle Alphi and how long does it take to get there on a match day?

 

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[Badass J Elkann]

Making the stadium closer to the city does not solve the problem I think. Most juventus fans come from outside and not from torino. We should just rebuild the delle alpi to a nice football stadium without running track.

ideally they should build it outside my house

 

[Marceℓℓo]

How far from the City centre is the Delle Alphi and how long does it take to get there on a match day?

It's about 10 km from the center of the city.

 

[Oggy]

That is not too far, however we should bulit smaller stadium without running track. I always liked stadiums like Highbury where 30 000 spectators are making an atmosphere like there is 120 000 spectators (okay, I'm a little bit exaggerating)

 

[Red]

It's about 10 km from the center of the city.

10k is close enough that it wouldn't stop folk going that wanted to.

 

[metalhead]

We averaged 30000 in the Delli Alpi in its last season even with the running track, so I think the Olimpico isnt big enough.

 

[Lucky Luke]

Something between 35000 and 45000 would be ideal

 

[Ahmed]

We averaged 30000 in the Delli Alpi in its last season even with the running track, so I think the Olimpico isnt big enough.

30/71...thats not too great

 

[metalhead]

30/71...thats not too great

Yeah you're right but there are the running tracks that makes people hate the stadium plus areas where fans are not allowed in either because of safty reasons or bad view. The Delli Alpi can only take in a max 60,000 out of 70,000 after WC90.

So I think with a re built delli Alpi with better facilities and no track, I think we can increase the average by 15,000 to 25,000.

 

[Dostoevsky]

Here you can see the picture of Juve Arena,if thats not old one if is,sorry.
http://members.lycos.co.uk/fsaccount/

Is it official that we`ll have 40000 cap?

 

[Red]

Nothing is official yet.

 

[edgardavids2608]

Have they started the reconstruction or is it even going to happen anymore?

 

[Quickfeet]

Are we getting the Delle Alpi back or building the new one?

 

[Geof]

In an interview with La Stampa, Blanc said the stadium will be the topic of the next board meeting.

The club is now owner of the stadium so anything is possible, from a mere upgrade to a whole new stadium...

 

[Turk_Bianconero]

I miss this atmosphere

 

[ReBeL]

In an interview with La Stampa, Blanc said the stadium will be the topic of the next board meeting.

The club is now owner of the stadium so anything is possible, from a mere upgrade to a whole new stadium...

Juventus general manager Jean Claude Blanc has told a shareholder meeting that a decision on whether the club should return to a rebuilt Stadio delle Alpi or construct a new stadium will be made by the end of November.

Reuters

 

[will luvs juve]

wot so the stadium will be a lot bigger?

 

[swag]

Two Sundays ago I was in Torino and was among the first of the public who went into the newly restored La Venaria Reale, on the outskirts of Torino. I got there from downtown Torino by taking one of the dedicated GTT buses with limited stops -- the last stop before La Venaria Reale being North Stadio delle Alpi.

Passing by the hulking, desolate stadium was a mixed feeling. Some great memories and history there, even if they were only since the 1990 World Cup. But at the same time, it is in an isolated and relatively lonely place. If they were to revive it, a smart (if not impossible) move would be to work with the GTT to see if they could extend a line of the brand new Torino subway out that way. Perhaps to Venaria Reale is too far, but the delle Alpi definitely could use better and more convenient public access.

wot so the stadium will be a lot bigger?

Why? So it could look even more empty for matches? :confused2

 

[ReBeL]

wot so the stadium will be a lot bigger?

Nothing was decided yet

 

[will luvs juve]

ideally they should build it outside my house

lol