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[Powis]

Juve has trouble filling those 40k seats.

More seats would only benefit in some Champions League matches.

Of course we do have problems filling it with one of the most expensive ticket prices across the Europe.

 

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[zizinho]

Of course we do have problems filling it with one of the most expensive ticket prices across the Europe.

 

[vodka]

We don't lack ambition, we - as in our management, just happen to know better than you.

A full 40k stadium > 2/3 filled 60k stadium.

But let's just build it for the sake of it

Powis got my point. Slash the ticket prices by 40%, we will have 40% more attendance, no? Talk about atmosphere then please

 

[Hist]

can we please expand? 38-40k is a joke in 2018. I already said in another thread, but we lack ambition with this stadium, we should at least have 55k for a club this big

expensive tickets in a shit city = can only fill a small stadium.

Snoozefest football doesnt help either.

 

[Maddy]

Snoozefest football doesnt help either.

Nothing to suggest that it hinders it.

 

[Buck Fuddy]

Of course we do have problems filling it with one of the most expensive ticket prices across the Europe.

This can not be stressed enough. It's an absolute joke.

It's gotten to the point where I personally would rather go to away games. And that's even considering the fact that I'm a foreigner & the actual ticket price is only a relatively small part of my entire travel expenses.

expensive tickets in a shit city = can only fill a small stadium.

How often have you been?

 

[Post Ironic]

Turin a "shit city".

Turin is gorgeous and in a stunning location at the foot of the Alps. Beautiful palazzos, pedestrian piazzas, and arched covered walkways... baroque churches, fantastic museums and art galleries, lovely green parks all over the city, the coffee and chocolate, surrounded by beautiful little towns like Saluzzo, Cherasco, and Acqui Terme.

There's a reason Le Corbusier declared Turin to be "the city with the most beautiful natural location in the world."

@Bianconero_Aus

He's at it again. Probably going to tell us how Manchester and Liverpool are fantastic cities next. He probably wrote a paper on this too.

 

[lgorTudor]

Turin is a cool place to be honest because it doesn't feel that much like a dirty Italian shithole

 

[Hist]

This can not be stressed enough. It's an absolute joke.

It's gotten to the point where I personally would rather go to away games. And that's even considering the fact that I'm a foreigner & the actual ticket price is only a relatively small part of my entire travel expenses.




How often have you been?

Once. Was nice ofc as is Italy in general but compared to the big European cities it's not a great touristic place nor a rich people's place like london for ex. You can know it's not the most conducive for football without going btw

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Nothing to suggest that it hinders it.

yeah cuz there is no connection between quality of football and people watching it.

 

[pitbull]

yeah cuz there is no connection between quality of football and people watching it.

snoozefest or no is a matter of taste not quality, the quality of Juventus is beyond doubt

 

[JCK]

expensive tickets in a shit city = can only fill a small stadium.

Snoozefest football doesnt help either.

Shit city?

 

[Xperd]

Of course we do have problems filling it with one of the most expensive ticket prices across the Europe.

No wonder the stadium revenues were around 70M this year

I thought 50M would be the ceiling but guess i was wrong

There's no way we expand it though atleast for another 10 years minimum

 

[pitbull]

No wonder the stadium revenues were around 70M this year

I thought 50M would be the ceiling but guess i was wrong

There's no way we expand it though atleast for another 10 years minimum

why not? it is possible according to the article below and Juventus as a club is in a whole other place compared to where it was during the time this stadium was built
http://en.calcioefinanza.com/2017/02/08/juventus-stadium-architect-possible-increase-capacity-20000/

 

[Maddy]

yeah cuz there is no connection between quality of football and people watching it.

You are welcome to find examples. Liek Manure, Atletico, Stoke, Newcastle, Dortmund.

 

[Buck Fuddy]

Once. Was nice ofc as is Italy in general but compared to the big European cities it's not a great touristic place nor a rich people's place like london for ex. You can know it's not the most conducive for football without going btw

Ok, good explanation.

Cities that are not touristic or for "rich people" are shitholes. Gotcha.

 

[Bianconero_Aus]

Shit city?

He’s absolutely clueless about so many things but is too arrogant to realise it.

Turin is a beautiful place. Quiet, quaint and elegant, stunning location at the foot of the Alps.

 

[Bianconero_Aus]

Turin a "shit city".

Turin is gorgeous and in a stunning location at the foot of the Alps. Beautiful palazzos, pedestrian piazzas, and arched covered walkways... baroque churches, fantastic museums and art galleries, lovely green parks all over the city, the coffee and chocolate, surrounded by beautiful little towns like Saluzzo, Cherasco, and Acqui Terme.

There's a reason Le Corbusier declared Turin to be "the city with the most beautiful natural location in the world."

@Bianconero_Aus

He's at it again. Probably going to tell us how Manchester and Liverpool are fantastic cities next. He probably wrote a paper on this too.

Yep. Just saw that post now. What an absolute moron

 

[Bianconero_Aus]

Bicerin And the chocolate in Turin is just fooken amazing. Oh and it was once the capital of Italy too

 

[Buck Fuddy]

Bicerin And the chocolate in Turin is just fooken amazing. Oh and it was once the capital of Italy too

I'd been going to Turin for more than 10 years before I first tried it

Too many great things to try & taste over there anyway. I think that has become my main reason for visiting, rather than the actual games.

 

[JCK]

I'd been going to Turin for more than 10 years before I first tried it

Too many great things to try & taste over there anyway. I think that has become my main reason for visiting, rather than the actual games.

It took me three visits to Turin before I tried a bicerin and now I am due a visit, it's been 7 years since my last visit. I miss the city a lot, I find it authentic and charming in many ways. I guess I am not after cities for rich people.