Don´t they like football in Torino + Juventus fan (merged) (4 Viewers)

[Tom]

must you somehow bring that up in EVERY topic?

 

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[Slagathor]

Sorry - couldn't help it in this case

 

[Ian]

Hey now, Liecester is all right, Derby though, that is rough.

 

[Tom]

we get about the same attendance as Juve...

 

[Ian]

that's pretty weak, I mean for both clubs.

 

[Tom]

not really weak for both clubs, just for Juve.

first match of the season in english division one, Derby's attendance was 33,000 about, I dunno if Juve's was more, but I think only slightly more.

thing is, Juve is a big club with a 70,000 stadium, Derby is a small club with a 33,000 stadium.

 

[Cleverpetey]

I know nothing about architechture and stuff, but;

Wouldn't you guys think that, perhaps it would be possible to dig a big hole, where the pitch and running tracks are now, and build downwards, making another tribune that's right up against the pitch?

 

[Cleverpetey]

(oh, and btw; how many posts do you need for an avatar?)

 

[Martin]

++ [ originally posted by Cleverpetey ] ++
I know nothing about architechture and stuff, but;

Wouldn't you guys think that, perhaps it would be possible to dig a big hole, where the pitch and running tracks are now, and build downwards, making another tribune that's right up against the pitch?

What a crazy idea!! :LOL: Nevertheless I kinda like it..

But wouldn't that make the existing seats, esp the ones high really far from the pitch?

 

[Tom]

++ [ originally posted by Cleverpetey ] ++
(oh, and btw; how many posts do you need for an avatar?)

100

 

[JuveCampione]

derby county almost buyed yaakubo ayiegbani but ha had 2 games less in NT so he didn't get work premit. if derby were signing him then their situation was better (but i don't know thier position). maybe he will join derby on januar but his price is higher cause of his 3 goals against olympiakos- so probably he will join bigger club.

 

[Tom]

YEAH THAT SUCKED..BET IF mANU WANTED HIM HE WOULD HAVE GOT WORK PERMIT :groan:

 

[Ian]

++ [ originally posted by Cleverpetey ] ++
I know nothing about architechture and stuff, but;

Wouldn't you guys think that, perhaps it would be possible to dig a big hole, where the pitch and running tracks are now, and build downwards, making another tribune that's right up against the pitch?

That is an interesting idea, but there are two problems:

1. Drainage, you would have to have an extensive and extremely expensive drainage and pump system.

2. Shadow, if you lower the level of the field, that will change the angles of the shadows, which could potentially cause problems.

 

[kristian1199]

What is the plan now are we going to build or expand!!!!

 

[Desmond]

as it is it seems we will de-expand.....

 

[dpforever]

Juventus' plans to redevelop the Delle Alpi will see the capacity dramatically fall, say the club.

The stadium currently holds 69,000 but the refurbishment's will see it drop to 38,000. :down::down:

If the deal gets the go-ahead on October 31, work should start next May and take as long as two years to complete.

 

[Rothe]

dpforever where did you get your info from???

15.04.02: Torino Football Club also interested in buying the Delle Alpi
Torino Football Club announced last week that they are willing to buy the Stadio Delle Alpi if Juventus should change their mind. They told the press that they will let Juventus buy the stadium, but thet they are ready if Juventus should deicide to build a new stadium on another location. It is indeed possible that Juventus will consider building a completely new stadium on another location. Last weeks meeting between the Turin commune, Juventus and Torino F.C ended without deals beeing finalised. Juventus presented their project of reconstruction of the Delle Alpi. The new Stadio Delle Alpi will have a capacity of 50000 and the current athletic pist will be removed. Around the stadium Juventus will build a hotel, a cinema and other entertainment features. The only thing that is sure at this stage is that Juventus will make a decision in the next weeks. They want to have their own stadiunm as soon as possible. In the meatime news that Juventus probably will play their home matches in the Lombardy region next season have excited the fans living there.

 

[Ian]

++ [ originally posted by Rothe ] ++
dpforever where did you get your info from???

15.04.02: Torino Football Club also interested in buying the Delle Alpi
Torino Football Club announced last week that they are willing to buy the Stadio Delle Alpi if Juventus should change their mind. They told the press that they will let Juventus buy the stadium, but thet they are ready if Juventus should deicide to build a new stadium on another location. It is indeed possible that Juventus will consider building a completely new stadium on another location. Last weeks meeting between the Turin commune, Juventus and Torino F.C ended without deals beeing finalised. Juventus presented their project of reconstruction of the Delle Alpi. The new Stadio Delle Alpi will have a capacity of 50000 and the current athletic pist will be removed. Around the stadium Juventus will build a hotel, a cinema and other entertainment features. The only thing that is sure at this stage is that Juventus will make a decision in the next weeks. They want to have their own stadiunm as soon as possible. In the meatime news that Juventus probably will play their home matches in the Lombardy region next season have excited the fans living there.

That is old, plans have changed.

 

[Rothe]

thats to bad

 

[Tom]

I'm gonna send some e-mails...:devil:

I ain't lettin this happen without a fight :boxing: