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napoleonic

Senior Member
Sep 7, 2010
4,129
it is insulting in economic perspective...



economically in the long run our tiny stadium isn't going to cut it





2 seasons ago, true, but put into perspective, even if we double that last year and 50% more by the end of this year, we will still behind fucking tottenham!
 

Buck Fuddy

Lara Chedraoui fanboy
May 22, 2009
10,883
it is insulting in economic perspective...

economically in the long run our tiny stadium isn't going to cut it
This is so confusing, I can't even begin to understand what you mean.

Unless, of course, you're saying "bigger stadium automatically means more matchday revenue". But nah, surely no one can be this shortsighted?


Hint: The San Siro is one of the biggest stadiums in the list. Almost as big as Dortmund's home, which is only smaller than Real's & Barca's.
You could also compare everything with the 2nd biggest Italian stadium (Roma, about 80% bigger than ours).
 

napoleonic

Senior Member
Sep 7, 2010
4,129
Unless, of course, you're saying "bigger stadium automatically means more matchday revenue". But nah, surely no one can be this shortsighted?
yes of course that is, matchday revenues will be the italian clubs biggest hope to compete with arabs, EPL, classico and bayern... they cannot hope to italian tv revenues, nor they can hope in merchandising as EPL, classico simply dominate anything else.

it's the potency in income, our stadium limit that potency seriously... at least romas and milans or even napoli can raise the ticket fee to fight and surpass ours.

our last published season income was somewhere around 200M euros IIRC, europe big boys are at 450-550M more than twice of ours... agnelli stated that we need at least 300-350M to be able to compete with them, my guts said it still quite lacking, we need somewhere in the region of 400M.

how are we going to achieve that? matchday revenues should be one of the top things that can and needed to be increased; now with a tiny stadium -and lack of local supporters, sadly- it's not going to help.




speaking about stadium, how was delle alpi at european big matches? how was the attendance and income (need to be adjusted to inflation)... IIRC the stadium was packed when we beat madrid in 2003, was that 60K? more? how was the income compared to vs chelski last time (adjusted of course)?
 

Deep C

Senior Member
Apr 8, 2012
2,096
yes of course that is, matchday revenues will be the italian clubs biggest hope to compete with arabs, EPL, classico and bayern... they cannot hope to italian tv revenues, nor they can hope in merchandising as EPL, classico simply dominate anything else.

it's the potency in income, our stadium limit that potency seriously... at least romas and milans or even napoli can raise the ticket fee to fight and surpass ours.

our last published season income was somewhere around 200M euros IIRC, europe big boys are at 450-550M more than twice of ours... agnelli stated that we need at least 300-350M to be able to compete with them, my guts said it still quite lacking, we need somewhere in the region of 400M.

how are we going to achieve that? matchday revenues should be one of the top things that can and needed to be increased; now with a tiny stadium -and lack of local supporters, sadly- it's not going to help.




speaking about stadium, how was delle alpi at european big matches? how was the attendance and income (need to be adjusted to inflation)... IIRC the stadium was packed when we beat madrid in 2003, was that 60K? more? how was the income compared to vs chelski last time (adjusted of course)?
you post bad and you should feel bad
 

Bianconero_Aus

Beppe Marotta Is My God
May 26, 2009
80,979
yes of course that is, matchday revenues will be the italian clubs biggest hope to compete with arabs, EPL, classico and bayern... they cannot hope to italian tv revenues, nor they can hope in merchandising as EPL, classico simply dominate anything else.

it's the potency in income, our stadium limit that potency seriously... at least romas and milans or even napoli can raise the ticket fee to fight and surpass ours.

our last published season income was somewhere around 200M euros IIRC, europe big boys are at 450-550M more than twice of ours... agnelli stated that we need at least 300-350M to be able to compete with them, my guts said it still quite lacking, we need somewhere in the region of 400M.

how are we going to achieve that? matchday revenues should be one of the top things that can and needed to be increased; now with a tiny stadium -and lack of local supporters, sadly- it's not going to help.




speaking about stadium, how was delle alpi at european big matches? how was the attendance and income (need to be adjusted to inflation)... IIRC the stadium was packed when we beat madrid in 2003, was that 60K? more? how was the income compared to vs chelski last time (adjusted of course)?
What is this chit right thurr
 

Bianco2nero

IL NUOVO BOMBER
May 13, 2012
489
Ok, I see it was shortsighted thinking after all.


We should have built a stadium that can hold 80.000 fans. Could you imagine the potential income.

Potential.
The potential income would be wow yes, but on the other side, there will be a lot of empty places. Especially against teams like Siena, Catania, Chievo...

Juventus should expand, but is that possible? If it's a yes, we should have between 57-60k..

The problem with Juventus is that Italy isn't interesting enough for sponsors. Look at us, Jeep with 35 million over 3 years, that was a weak deal. Just look at the old glory Liverpool, they have a great deal, idem other teams in England, Germany of Spain. Also nike, with only 12.5 million a year, compare that with other teams in Europe..

We should renew and increase our deal with nike.. Our target should be at least 18 million a year, and even more if you compare our deal with other teams. Look at Roma, they want to reach a deal with nike for at least 15 million a year.. Well, Juve is in every concept bigger so, 1+1=2. Their shirtsponsor will b Volkswagen, with also a nice deal.

And another important thing, commercial business.. Juve should look at the bundesliga teams..
 

Ahmed

Principino
Sep 3, 2006
47,928
all in good time, let's not forget that only 5 years ago Juve was in B and was nowhere to be seen on the European stage.

it takes time to become a force on the world stage (again).
 

Vlad

In Allegri We Trust
May 23, 2011
24,029
yes of course that is, matchday revenues will be the italian clubs biggest hope to compete with arabs, EPL, classico and bayern... they cannot hope to italian tv revenues, nor they can hope in merchandising as EPL, classico simply dominate anything else.

it's the potency in income, our stadium limit that potency seriously... at least romas and milans or even napoli can raise the ticket fee to fight and surpass ours.

our last published season income was somewhere around 200M euros IIRC, europe big boys are at 450-550M more than twice of ours... agnelli stated that we need at least 300-350M to be able to compete with them, my guts said it still quite lacking, we need somewhere in the region of 400M.

how are we going to achieve that? matchday revenues should be one of the top things that can and needed to be increased; now with a tiny stadium -and lack of local supporters, sadly- it's not going to help.




speaking about stadium, how was delle alpi at european big matches? how was the attendance and income (need to be adjusted to inflation)... IIRC the stadium was packed when we beat madrid in 2003, was that 60K? more? how was the income compared to vs chelski last time (adjusted of course)?
I can agree at some point. The club of our stature certainly needs bigger stadium than 40k seater. Now the club can only increase ticket prices to optimize demand and it won't be welcomed by the fans especially while Italy is probably after Spain and Greece in the worst economical situation. But on the other hand I think that we didn't have enough funds and resources to build bigger one. Don't forget that 120M for building this one is a bargain. Anywhere else the costs would be doubled. And most of it has already been payed through various agreements.
We recorded all time high match day revenue that evening. I think it was 3.7M but apart from that game and some major ones Delle Alpi was pretty much abandoned. Whoever went there could see why. Poor transport, visibility, lack of additional contents, safety problems (couple of guys were smoking weed beside me, so you wouldn't bring your family to that event).
The potential income would be wow yes, but on the other side, there will be a lot of empty places. Especially against teams like Siena, Catania, Chievo...

Juventus should expand, but is that possible? If it's a yes, we should have between 57-60k..

The problem with Juventus is that Italy isn't interesting enough for sponsors. Look at us, Jeep with 35 million over 3 years, that was a weak deal. Just look at the old glory Liverpool, they have a great deal, idem other teams in England, Germany of Spain. Also nike, with only 12.5 million a year, compare that with other teams in Europe..

We should renew and increase our deal with nike.. Our target should be at least 18 million a year, and even more if you compare our deal with other teams. Look at Roma, they want to reach a deal with nike for at least 15 million a year.. Well, Juve is in every concept bigger so, 1+1=2. Their shirtsponsor will b Volkswagen, with also a nice deal.

And another important thing, commercial business.. Juve should look at the bundesliga teams..
More than 95% of our league games have been sod out this and last season. The empty places which you can see are from season ticket owners not showing up.
I agree that sponsor agreement is not major improvement but I think it was the most we could get right now. We received from Betclick around 11M per year before JEEP agreement but you need to take into account that we aren't globally popular like we were prior to Calciopoli. Our reputation is tarnished and it will take some time to regain our worldwide status. And when it happens we'll have another sponsor like Tamoil who'll give us 20M+ per year. This management is doing everything it can to achieve this but Italian football needs to reform and modernize as well.
 

Bianco2nero

IL NUOVO BOMBER
May 13, 2012
489
More than 95% of our league games have been sod out this and last season. The empty places which you can see are from season ticket owners not showing up.I agree that sponsor agreement is not major improvement but I think it was the most we could get right now. We received from Betclick around 11M per year before JEEP agreement but you need to take into account that we aren't globally popular like we were prior to Calciopoli. Our reputation is tarnished and it will take some time to regain our worldwide status. And when it happens we'll have another sponsor like Tamoil who'll give us 20M+ per year. This management is doing everything it can to achieve this but Italian football needs to reform and modernize as well.
I know that . But there are like 39k places for Juve fans at this moment, which is ok at this moment. However, I think that a stadium with a capacity of +70k is to much. I know that Delle Alpi was a horrible stadium and that the stadium was unpopular, but the average attendance was never over 52k in a year. If we take the average over 5 years then it won't even be 47k. With this new stadium, which is very popular, i think we should take 57-60k. If its 57, than 55k for Juventini, 2k for the visitors. If it's 60k, 57.000 for Juve, other places for the visitors. Stadiums over 70k will be to much in my opinion. With a Stadium with the capacity of 57-60k Juve can have a nice revenue, more than some English of German teams.

We show a little improvement with the current JEEP deal but we shouldn't be satisfied with that deal. It's oke for a year or 2, but after that we should go for something bigger. Why not Exorr or Fiat, do a Manchester City trick or call it however you want. Or like Barca and Arsenal, Qatar Airways. Last summer there were rumours about Juve and Qatar Airways, such a shame that we ended up with JEEP. And about popularity, if Juve keep playing like this it will change quick. My goal: Nike deal with at least 18 million a year, a jersey sponsor with at least 20 million a year. If that happens then the gap between us and the top of Europe (United, Barca, Bayern, Real etc) will be smaller.

About the Italian league, true. For me 18 teams are more than enough and maybe the should start a little bit earlier. A break from 22-12 untill 14-15 January is also okay, players can recover better. Other Italian teams have plans for new stadiums, halleluja.
 

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