Redevelopment of Delle Alpi (7 Viewers)

[kurvengeflüster]

++ [ originally posted by Len ] ++
What about how its gonna be called Juventus Arena...not Gianni Agnelli.....any comments?

Arena is such a new buzz word. Nothing special IMO. "Stadium" is more down-home and is associated with soccer in a direct way

 

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[LEC]

++ [ originally posted by Pendir_E65 ] ++
I agree with making the stadium smaller. Why have a big stadium if it is never filled up?

i agree too for a smaller stadium too, but not nearly 50% smaller...today we have place for 70000....so if we had a arena with perhaps 50000 and we would just have 40000 it would look nearly sold out....and peoples like us have the possibility to watch games again...so...the project looks already fixed:down:

 

[Elnur_E65]

++ [ originally posted by LEC ] ++


i agree too for a smaller stadium too, but not nearly 50% smaller...today we have place for 70000....so if we had a arena with perhaps 50000 and we would just have 40000 it would look nearly sold out....and peoples like us have the possibility to watch games again...so...the project looks already fixed:down:

Another argument in that favor is the fact that a lot of people did not go watch games on the old stadium because it was so damn far away from the field. I guess more people would come to an English-type stadium.

But then, I am sure Juventus has done a lot of research before they finally came up with a certain number of seats after renovation. I mean... they wouldn't just guess the number.

Hell... largest stadium in Baku is 40,000 and it looks pretty small

 

[kurvengeflüster]

new campaign will have 19 home games, iirc. it wouldn't be enough efficiency when only 3-4 games (milan, inter, roma, florence ) are sold out

 

[Len]

Yeh, but if we get sold out matches all season....couldn't the club make an expansion to the stadium? Raise the capacity?

 

[The Arif]

++ [ originally posted by kurvengeflüster ] ++
new campaign will have 19 home games, iirc. it wouldn't be enough efficiency when only 3-4 games (milan, inter, roma, florence ) are sold out

19 home games just in Serie A. Not to mention here CL and coppa.

 

[Christian j]

thats big i cant wait to see it
and see juve play on it

 

[Elnur_E65]

++ [ originally posted by Len ] ++
Yeh, but if we get sold out matches all season....couldn't the club make an expansion to the stadium? Raise the capacity?

I guess they could if they wanted to

 

[kurvengeflüster]

++ [ originally posted by Len ] ++
Yeh, but if we get sold out matches all season....couldn't the club make an expansion to the stadium? Raise the capacity?

no, cuz then it wouldn't be sold out

 

[Len]

Statistics show that with a new stadium...the first 2 seasons will have a huge increase in attendance.......when Juve moved to the Delle Alpi........average attendances rose from 33,000 to 49,000 and 52,000 the next season........

 

[Elnur_E65]

Average attendance of 52,000??? Wow... when was this?

 

[gray]

Hmmm, that's news to me

 

[Lawnchair Bes]

++ [ originally posted by Pendir_E65 ] ++
Average attendance of 52,000??? Wow... when was this?

well Delle Alpi was built for Italy 90, so i am guessing the year must have been 93

 

[Desmond]

++ [ originally posted by kurvengeflüster ] ++
new campaign will have 19 home games, iirc. it wouldn't be enough efficiency when only 3-4 games (milan, inter, roma, florence ) are sold out

we don't even get a sold out stadium for inter/roma matches.

80% would be a very large crowd compared to the 40% we normally get.

 

[LEC]

++ [ originally posted by Len ] ++
Statistics show that with a new stadium...the first 2 seasons will have a huge increase in attendance.......when Juve moved to the Delle Alpi........average attendances rose from 33,000 to 49,000 and 52,000 the next season........

we made the example by ourself....incredibile!:down:

 

[Len]

No, its true...
In 1989..we had 33,000 average at the old Comunale....
1990, we had 49,000
and in 1991, it rose to 52,000...

 

[Len]

Check it out at european-football-statistics.co.uk
and go to history of attendances in Italy

 

[Len]

I might be wrong......
I can't access the site now....so those figures are just from the top of my head..but it should be something like that

 

[Len]

1991-1992
Club Average vs '91 Club Average vs '91
1 AC Milan 77.868 0,5% 1 Bologna FC 1909 18.086 -16,2%
2 Juventus FC 51.832 20,2% 2 Città di Palermo US 17.977 NEW
3 AS Roma 51.609 18,5% 3 Pescara Calcio 16.402 51,2%
4 FC Internazionale 48.783 -11,2% 4 Udinese Calcio 15.016 22,9%
5 SSC Napoli 48.192 - 8,5% 5 Brescia Calcio 11.797 106,1%
6 SS Lazio 39.499 8,6% 6 Cosenza Calcio 1914 10.930 42,6%
7 AS Bari 35.796 11,4% 7 Ancona Calcio 9.736 64,4%
8 AC Torino 35.364 4,0% 8 Reggiana AC 9.543 25,4%
9 UC Sampdoria 31.372 0,1% 9 US Lecce 9.010 -50,6%
10 Genoa 1893 31.063 - 0,4% 10 Avellino US 8.638 - 9,6%
11 AC Fiorentina 30.488 - 0,8% 11 Padova Calcio 8.254 -11,4%
12 Cagliari Calcio 24.454 - 9,2% 12 Taranto Calcio 8.223 9,1%
13 FC Hellas Verona 23.009 51,0% 13 Casertana 7.641 NEW
14 Foggia Calcio 22.470 47,9% 14 Cesena AC 7.387 -46,6%
15 AC Parma 21.553 19,7% 15 AC Venezia 1907 7.080 NEW
16 Atalanta Bergamasca Calcio 20.240 7,5% 16 Pisa Calcio 7.068 -48,1%
17 Ascoli Calcio 1898 11.190 52,2% 17 FC Messina 6.389 -15,1%
18 Cremonese US 10.896 52,1% 18 Lucchese AS 5.998 -18,1%
19 Modena FC 5.423 - 4,3%
20 Piacenza FC 5.226 NEW
Total 34.204 2,9% Total 9.791 10,0%

 

[Elnur_E65]

Milan averaged 77 while Inter- just 48 k that year!