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[Albo]

As long as we're selling out almost every game :money:, it doesn't matter if all the fans turn out for our games .....

 

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[Bianconero_Aus]

Anyone got an estimate on how many was there tonight?

Actually inside the ground, I reckon around 25-26000

 

[Fint]

Actually inside the ground, I reckon around 25-26000

Not bad figures when you consider it was our second string team, probably about -5 in Turin, we were playing Bologna and it's the Coppa Italia.

 

[sallyinzaghi]

hell, the fact that ale was starting should be reason enough to go

 

[blondu]

i think it was the lowest attendance since we play on the stadium..it looked like 15k were there but that was because all the people avoided the curvas and sat in the middle.

 

[Zé Tahir]

Why would anyone wanna avoid the curve unless they're like 80 or 10

 

[blondu]

cuz the price was like 15-20e more expensive on the center of the pitch..and you can't compare the view

 

[Paid-off-Ref]

The only big team that we have faced this season at home is Milan.

Second part of the season we will have home games against Napoli, Inter, Udinese, Roma and Lazio.

 

[Trequartista]

The Italian Juve wiki page says 23 078, which is certainly not bad for a Coppa game.

The page is quite accurate, the figures are the same as on stadiapostcard

http://it.wikipedia.org/wiki/Juventus_Football_Club_2011-2012

 

[Bianconero_Aus]

Not bad figures when you consider it was our second string team, probably about -5 in Turin, we were playing Bologna and it's the Coppa Italia.

Exactly, an attendance like that would be untinkable pre Calciopoli days. Didnt we once get 500 people at the Delle Alpi against Sampdoria? LOL

 

[Bianconero_Aus]

The Italian Juve wiki page says 23 078, which is certainly not bad for a Coppa game.

The page is quite accurate, the figures are the same as on stadiapostcard

http://it.wikipedia.org/wiki/Juventus_Football_Club_2011-2012

Ah there you go. Wasnt far off!

 

[Hydde]

that was our audience in the home games from last season...... in serie a of course.... and those were the good days...

 

[Fake Melo]

Exactly, an attendance like that would be untinkable pre Calciopoli days. Didnt we once get 500 people at the Delle Alpi against Sampdoria? LOL

Wasn't that the time we were basically giving away free tickets, no one bothered to show up

 

[Bianconero_Aus]

Yeah I think so lol. Was a Coppa Italia game I think.

 

[Joey Jokes]

The stadium is beautiful but something about it isn't right. Maybe just that it lacks history and tradition. To me, San Siro is still the best stadium in Italy. It has a dark, industrial feel about it that makes it really intimidating and provides great atmosphere.

so true

not much beats a night game at the san siro

 

[Fint]

Exactly, an attendance like that would be untinkable pre Calciopoli days. Didnt we once get 500 people at the Delle Alpi against Sampdoria? LOL

I think it may have been about 240 people

 

[Fint]

so true

not much beats a night game at the san siro

Especially nights like these

 

[Nenz]

either way given all that's happened I think the stadium came at the right time. new beginnings and stuff. old stadiums have it's novelty, but it's time italian football moved forward, and juve as usual will be pioneers

Its a bit shit that supposedly in order for a league to do well, it needs these 'modern' boring stadiums devoid of atmosphere. That's by no means what Juventus Arena is but it is leaning more towards that unfortunately and if that's the new trend that has to be followed then its a shame Italian football was forced into it. It would be a shame for it to lose its identity.

One of the best things about San Siro at night that Juventus Arena doesn't have is that darkness. You can't clearly see the crowd but in a sold out game you can hear them roaring non stop. I think the best model to follow is the Bundesliga. They have the right balance in how they've built their stadiums. EPL and La Liga can suck a dick.

 

[Bianconero_Aus]

But 99% of the stadiums in Germany are "modern" like EPL stadiums. The reason the atmosphere is great in Germany is because of safe standing terraces.

You're not allowed to stand up in English stadiums, and it ruins the atmosphere quite a bit. English fans want "safe standing" terraces and are trying to get petitions going to make it happen.

 

[sallyinzaghi]

the darkness adds the intrigue defo. but in more basic terms such as distance to the pitch etc, I guess it's necessary to progress and generating revenues etc. I hope Italy sticks to the flares at least though.