Italy-Stadium projects and developments (4 Viewers)

[Trequartista]

It's quite sad to be honest. They should destroy the third tier and remake the roof, that's the reason why the grass sucks since it doesn't get enough light.

It's not like the third tier is necessary, both team average less than 50k.

 

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[Salvatore]

Lift the pitch to the heavens.

 

[Fint]

Lift the pitch to the heavens.

Burn it to the ground more like

 

[Emmet]

Napoli have presented their new stadio today, no pics though

 

[Powis]

Napoli have presented their new stadio today, no pics though

Renovation of San Paolo or a new stadium?

 

[Fint]

 

[Trequartista]

It will resemble more this to be fair

 

[swag]

It will resemble more this to be fair

It should get a lot of use.

Until it clogs by October.

 

[Tommy]

Inter intend to have their own purpose-built stadium by 2016, the Corriere delloSport is reporting.
The Nerazzurri currently share the council-owned Stadio Meazza with city rivals Milan, an arena that is set to undergo a number of improvements in the near future.
However, the Moratti family are planning to turn their back on San Siro in favour of a new home which will exclusively belong to them.
The club have five possible sites in mind and have already approached a construction company regarding the build. They hope to have the project completed in time for the start of the 2016-17 campaign.
A new arena should dramatically increase stadium revenue given that they net just €28m a season by using San Siro.

 

[Salvatore]

The middle eastern group that was supposedly buying into Palermo have opted against it, apparently because of latest developments in the betting scandal. No new stadium for Palermo then.

 

[Elvin]

that sux

 

[ZoSo]

I thought they already bought in? Would have been interesing and would have stopped most of Zamparini's moaning too

 

[Elvin]

Triestina, they are in Serie B but they are officially relegated to Serie C. You are talking about this one?:

The one where we won our 30th Scudetto

 

[Trequartista]

The middle eastern group that was supposedly buying into Palermo have opted against it, apparently because of latest developments in the betting scandal. No new stadium for Palermo then.

They will still build one, but it will take much longer in order to find investors and funds.

 

[francesco]

Wont be until at least 2020 where most of Italy's big clubs have their own new stadiums..

 

[Bianconero_Aus]

Wont be until at least 2020 where most of Italy's big clubs have their own new stadiums..

LOL if that. I think the only chance Italy has of getting new stadiums, is if they win the rights to host a WC or Euros, which I cant see happening for a good 20 years.

 

[Red]

The middle eastern group that was supposedly buying into Palermo have opted against it, apparently because of latest developments in the betting scandal. No new stadium for Palermo then.

Those investors jumped ship even quicker than expected.

 

[Elvin]

Wont be until at least 2020 where most of Italy's big clubs have their own new stadiums..

Don't care about the rest, but the later the Milano clubs get their hands on stadium cash the better.

 

[Trequartista]

Here's Cellino's temporary solution:

After months of arguments and controversy it is now clear that Cagliari Calcio will not be returning to Stadio Sant’Elia. The club has for years been in conflict with the city about a relocation to a new stadium (Karalis Arena) near Elmas airport, which resulted in Cagliari playing its last four home games at Stadio Nereo Rocco in Trieste.

Following these matches the debate started again whether Cagliari would return to Sant’Elia for the new season, however chairman Cellino put his foot down and stated that a return to the inadequate and unsafe Sant’Elia would not be an option.

Instead he got into talks with the deputies of the nearby municipality of Quartu Sant’Elena about using the local stadium called Is Arenas for Cagliari’s home matches. This led to a deal in which Cagliari will be able to use the Is Arenas for a period of three years, during which it can continue looking for a permanent solution for the Karalis Arena.

The current Is Arenas, however, is far from ready to host Serie A matches as it consists of a one sole rather dilapidated stand. The club has therefore embarked on a redevelopment program which should result in a stadium of 16,500 seats with one covered main stand and two temporary uncovered stands at the short ends, complemented with the refurbished existing stand. The club is currently working on levelling the field to install a new pitch.

As works on the Is Arenas only started at the end of May it is doubtful they will be completed before the start of the season, which means that Cagliari will keep playing at Stadio Nereo Rocco in Trieste until their new home in Quartu is finished.

Stadio Sant’Elia, in the meantime, will remain without use, but Cagliari mayor Zedda has already announced a competition for ideas to come up with a new purpose for the stadium which could include sports as well as events.

http://www.stadiumguide.com/cagliari-will-not-return-to-stadio-santelia/

 

[Salvatore]

Such a shambles, but I can't say I'm not happy for Cellino.