Delle Alpi to be restructured (20 Viewers)
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Every club in the world may as well make their stadiums bigger than Rio's Maracanã if that's all it takes to get people to go fill it.
I know there's a tendency for people to have a rather childish and overly simplistic attitude of, "We should have a bigger and bigger stadium and be the biggest club in the world! blah blah blah". But life doesn't work that way.
I know there's a tendency for people to have a rather childish and overly simplistic attitude of, "We should have a bigger and bigger stadium and be the biggest club in the world! blah blah blah". But life doesn't work that way.
could somebody who understands italian please tell me what the news on this site says about the new stadium?
http://www.lastampa.it/sport/calcio/quijuve/default.asp
thank you!
http://www.lastampa.it/sport/calcio/quijuve/default.asp
thank you!
The Italian state agreed on a Public private partnership (PPP) to fund the new stadium project. It is understood we would get around 20M € to help us build the first privately built stadium in Italy.
Apparently, the government sees modern private stadiums as a good answer against recent tifosi violence, taking England as an example.
During the recent board meeting, some different plans have been examined. Apparently the board is quite ambitious and would not just modernise the current Delle Alpi.
A deal with a big sponsor holding the name of the stadium is considered, as other clubs (Bayern, Dortmund, Arsenal,...) have been able to net 4-6M € a season for their deals.
Total cost of the stadium is believed to be between 50 and 120 M € (a particular project has not been chosen).
20 M - state
50 M - 10 year sponsorship deal
15 M - leasing commercial space
15 M - Own funds
+_____
100M
Seems doable.
Apparently, the government sees modern private stadiums as a good answer against recent tifosi violence, taking England as an example.
During the recent board meeting, some different plans have been examined. Apparently the board is quite ambitious and would not just modernise the current Delle Alpi.
A deal with a big sponsor holding the name of the stadium is considered, as other clubs (Bayern, Dortmund, Arsenal,...) have been able to net 4-6M € a season for their deals.
Total cost of the stadium is believed to be between 50 and 120 M € (a particular project has not been chosen).
20 M - state
50 M - 10 year sponsorship deal
15 M - leasing commercial space
15 M - Own funds
+_____
100M
Seems doable.
Juve prepare stadium plans
Juventus President Giovanni Cobolli Gigli has promised that the Bianconeri will announce the plans for their new stadium within the next six weeks.
The Old Lady are currently sharing the Stadio Olimpico - which played host to last year’s Winter Olympics - with city rivals Torino.
“We are working towards a new stadium and a decision will be made in a month or maybe a month and a half,” Cobolli Gigli told the Juventus Channel.
“We will have a new home and it will be a stadium only for the Bianconeri, which will contain action, sporting and non-sporting, seven days a week.”
The Cadetti champions are in third place after returning to the top flight this term and the mood at the club is positive.
“The Coach and the technical staff are still looking to get the best out of the squad, but in the meantime we are getting excellent results anyway,” the Juve chief beamed.
“We are still to show the true strength of this squad because the new players are settling in with the old faces and the young talents.
“If it weren’t for some dubious refereeing decisions we would be very close to Inter.
“In any case we are at the top and we have the advantage of not playing in any Cup competitions.”
channel 4
Juventus President Giovanni Cobolli Gigli has promised that the Bianconeri will announce the plans for their new stadium within the next six weeks.
The Old Lady are currently sharing the Stadio Olimpico - which played host to last year’s Winter Olympics - with city rivals Torino.
“We are working towards a new stadium and a decision will be made in a month or maybe a month and a half,” Cobolli Gigli told the Juventus Channel.
“We will have a new home and it will be a stadium only for the Bianconeri, which will contain action, sporting and non-sporting, seven days a week.”
The Cadetti champions are in third place after returning to the top flight this term and the mood at the club is positive.
“The Coach and the technical staff are still looking to get the best out of the squad, but in the meantime we are getting excellent results anyway,” the Juve chief beamed.
“We are still to show the true strength of this squad because the new players are settling in with the old faces and the young talents.
“If it weren’t for some dubious refereeing decisions we would be very close to Inter.
“In any case we are at the top and we have the advantage of not playing in any Cup competitions.”
channel 4
That estimate is what Giraudo had in mind for new stadio... About 100m€ if this was true, that will be great...
I'll put in 40.000k seats (capacity), that's 30.oook less then Delle Alpis capacity (71.000k)... That would make great atmosphere from the fans...if u bild it in acoustical way more compact... Well i think 40k would me enough for the city of Torino (with population around 900k, we're not Milano-1.4m)...we would be the first team that has new stadion in whole Italy...
I'll put in 40.000k seats (capacity), that's 30.oook less then Delle Alpis capacity (71.000k)... That would make great atmosphere from the fans...if u bild it in acoustical way more compact... Well i think 40k would me enough for the city of Torino (with population around 900k, we're not Milano-1.4m)...we would be the first team that has new stadion in whole Italy...
