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Vlad

In Allegri We Trust
May 23, 2011
24,000
Juventino[RUS];4107213 said:
There is no reason to enlarge capacity of JS
Numbers actually say that there are plenty of reasons to think about expansion. I could make small calculation using financial tables to show you how much money we will lose in the next 10 years.

If expand for 10k and out of that number 8k were sold every week.
8k*50 Euros (average price)=400k Euros
If we play let's say 20 games per season
400k*20=8 million Euros
And now over the period of 10 years with let's say interest rate of 5% using third table factor would be 12,578 so you have
8M*12,578=100,624M Euros or approximately 100M Euros of lost revenues over 10 years. Or if you want to reverse it you can say 8M*7,722 (factor for 5% i.r. over 10 years)=61.8M as a present value of 80M received over 10 years.

I would say this is the minimum as we will play more than 20 games per season and an average ticket prices will be more than 50 Euros. Not to mention the other revenues connected with attracting the bigger crowd.

The other part are costs. Lets say we would need 30M for expansion. If someone has better idea about this number he can say it as I'm just guessing here. We would probably receive credit line so we can pay suppliers when necessary. I think we can get money with interest rate less than 7%. Over the 10 years it would be 30M+2,1M of interests=32,1M Euros. Every year we would have to pay 3,21M. I will use here basic model with equal annuities for every year.
If we use financial tables again and multiple 3,21M with 7,722 (factor for 5% i.r. over 10 years), it brings us 24,8M Euros as a present value of our investment.
Even further you can look it the other way what if we had invested 30M in savings (not that we will do that but still) instead of expansion? Here we would multiply 30M*1,629 (factor for 5% i.r. over 10 years)=48,87M.
Present value is 61.8M>30>24,8M,
while the future value would be 100M>48,8M>32,1M.
Whatever way you look at it we would gain more.






BTW against Pescara another sold out. Tickets were available this morning from 10am and by 11am they were all sold.http://www.juventus.com/juve/en/news/sold_out_eng_news_pescara
 

Socrates

Senior Member
Apr 2, 2012
633
When I want a genuine appraisal and status of the current Juventus financial situation I don't look at Juve's financial statements or listen to Agnelli or Marotta or anyone associated with the club for that matter. I come to this thread. This is where all the answers lie. :tup:
 

JuveJay

Senior Signor
Moderator
Mar 6, 2007
74,895
Good post :tup:

Your nickname is fitting.
"Come and have a look at what you could have won"

Only UK members getting this one.

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Juve needed a 55/60.000 with lower prices

41.000 project was promoted by Blanc, whose Juventus' business' knowledge is well known to everybody
I read that he pushed for the 41,000 when Giraudo wanted 35,000.
 

Fint

Senior Member
Aug 13, 2010
19,354
Those rods are the reason Bayern won.

:lol:


Seeing as how ze Germans are in town, we ought to ask them for the number of the guys who paved over Hitler's bunker in Berlin to do a similar number on this horrible stadium and bury all the pitiful memories along with it.

:shifty:

too far?
 

Vlad

In Allegri We Trust
May 23, 2011
24,000
So tonight was the first time we had a full house? :confused:

Or did we exceed capacity? :shifty:
Against Atalanta last season we had 40944 and it still remains a record. Del Piero's last game contributed to that. Anyway we broke a record of gate receipts.

Juventus - Bayern Munchen 10/04/2013
(record incassi di sempre)
Spettatori 40.823
Incasso 2.550.927 euro
 

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