Juve's new stadium (2 Viewers)

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The Jackal
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Jan 14, 2005
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swag said:
It sounds like they're attributing a lot of injuries to the crappy quality of the pitch, and with worse weather coming the debate is whether to wholesale lay down new turf, etc.
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But most of our injuries happened during trainings.
 
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Karim Abdoun

Karim Abdoun

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Jul 11, 2006
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    Alexander said:
    I was referring to 'Karim Abdoun' who has an Inter signature... ;)
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    No, no I am pretty much new here hell this is the first post since a few months back, have too much on my hands rather than going on to post on forums, midterms and such
     

    juvelandia

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    Sep 13, 2006
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    Philipp00 said:
    I think we will play in the communale this season and perhaps some big games in the delle alpi. I think work in the delle alpi won`t start now.
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    Forget about one-off games at the Delle Alpi because its logistically impossible.

    TV companies like SkyItalia have permanently installed equipment and fibre-optic links at the stadiums, and all the equipment which was previously at the Delle Alpi was transfered to the Comunale. It wouldn`t be an easy task to transfer these there and back for just one game...

    Apart from that, there is one MAJOR issue.... the playing surface. At the moment there is no playing surface at the Delle Alpi (its not financially worth it to keep it growing just for the fun of it) so to grow one for any particular game is not sustainable both financially and physically
     
    Gill_juve

    Gill_juve

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    May 29, 2006
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    from what i can read they say that they are going to update the delle alpi and make it smaller but better quality of viewing and atmosphere, i'm all for it.
     
    Philipp00

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    Jan 31, 2004
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    I just hope that we do not just renovate the delle alpi for 15 millions. I hope that we realise the 100 million project and make the delle alpi a football stadium without running track. Juventus played long enoug in the delle alpi which the fans never liked. the fans deserve a great stadium. I would also be satisfied with 40.000 places. Our attendance is not so high and the atmosphere is much better in smaller stadiums.
    I really hope we build a stadium everybody is happy with for 30 or 40 years. The delle alpi looks very old after just 16 years and is not a good place to watch football. I hope that we get some support from the city and the state if Italy hosts the euro 2012. I think the euro 2012 would be very important for juventus to get a new stadium.
     
    Jun-hide

    Jun-hide

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    Dec 16, 2002
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    Doesn't Torino council has the right on Delle Alpi stadium?

    What is point of rennovating the stadium that doesnt belong to you?

    Solving the problem regarding the stadium right should come first and foremost before renovating the stadium into new one.

    As a side note, I think it was a wise move by the board to temporarily procrastinating the decision on stadium renovation. If Italia win a bid to host Euro, I can see a lot of government money being up for grabs to improve the quality of stadia in Italia.
     
    Philipp00

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    Jan 31, 2004
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    Jun-hide said:
    Doesn't Torino council has the right on Delle Alpi stadium?

    What is point of rennovating the stadium that doesnt belong to you?
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    I think we rented the delle alpi for 99 years one or two years ago.
     
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    Dec 16, 2002
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    ZAF3000 said:
    Yes we are the Owners/Rentals of Delle Alpi for 99 years. We have the right to do whatever we want with the stadium.
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    I see that is not too bad then. I can so smell Giraudo's print written all over that deal. No large sums of cash for immediate purposes, and long term stability.

    Get rid of the running track is vital. It will be great if Italian government can fund us to do that.
     
    Suhail

    Suhail

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    #36
    Dec 3, 2006
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    Karim Abdoun said:
    Yeah to make the seat a bit closer to the ground for fans nearer to the pitch, I was just imformed bya fellow Juve fan, but the project is on a hault right now?
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    karim - u are also on the milanmania - forza inter - and now juventuz forums :p are u on the roma - lazio or someat as well hehehe
     
    Gep

    Gep

    The Guv'nor
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    Jun 12, 2005
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    Karim Abdoun i was on the Inter forum a while ago. We were trading insults towards each others clubs. Remember who i am? I slapped you up.
     
    Jun-hide

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    Dec 16, 2002
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    pavelnedved said:
    there are no plans about a new stadium, right ?
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    I think they have been put on hold until the Euro bid is sorted out soon. Obviously, we are going to rennovate the stadium no doubt, I guess we just want some free lunch from the Italian government. Not too bad, considering that they f*cked us up in the first place.
     
    Elvin

    Elvin

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    Nov 25, 2005
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    Jun-hide said:
    I think they have been put on hold until the Euro bid is sorted out soon. Obviously, we are going to rennovate the stadium no doubt, I guess we just want some free lunch from the Italian government. Not too bad, considering that they f*cked us up in the first place.
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    lol for real :D
     
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