Serie A 2019/20 (108 Viewers)

[Buck Fuddy]

Serie A attendance 19/20

Those numbers seem off.
Or at least they don't correspond with ticket availability, etc.

 

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[pavluska]

Yes, NEVER sold out. I repeat, NEVER since 2 seasons.

That was obviously not their primary objective. Our stadium rev increased, and that was needed looking at the loss figure on income statement.

Edit: And don't forget the ultras problem where they were buying and selling tickets + doing mafia things.

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Those numbers seem off.
Or at least they don't correspond with ticket availability, etc.

Do you see more than 2k tickets available on avg?

 

[lgorTudor]

JJ retards don't understand that big money is in TV deals and if you want to sell your league to PayTV your stadiums better be full so it looks nice on TV. This is why Bundesliga despite being less 'glamorous' got much better TV deals

 

[Cerval]

JJ retards don't understand that big money is in TV deals and if you want to sell your league to PayTV your stadiums better be full so it looks nice on TV. This is why Bundesliga despite being less 'glamorous' got much better TV deals

Even if Bundesliga has less quality than Serie A, it's much more well marketed. Instead the dinosaurs at the FIGC draw chimps to help Serie A become a better product. Also the deals Bayern gets with Audi is monstrous, we don't have any sponsorship of that sort

 

[Buck Fuddy]

Do you see more than 2k tickets available on avg?

Depends on the game.

But just to show you need to take the reported attendance figures with a grain of salt: For our home game against Brescia there were thousands of tickets available, yet we reported an attendance of 40841.
You don't need to be genius to understand that doesn't add up.

 

[Mr Chocolate]

In related news: As is stands right now, Juve has made the decision NOT to refund tickets that had already been sold.

I expect this decision to be reversed (in the end they'll probably have to as they're already under investigation), but still, just entertaining the idea not to refund is beyond belief.

Disgusting if true, even fucking inter are refunding, good way to reward the fans who want to pay big dollars to watch our shithousery in person
Idk if we just enjoy playing the heel but fucken hell, refund the fucking tickets you stupid fucks

 

[pavluska]

In related news: As is stands right now, Juve has made the decision NOT to refund tickets that had already been sold.

I expect this decision to be reversed (in the end they'll probably have to as they're already under investigation), but still, just entertaining the idea not to refund is beyond belief.

Ticket prices a diff matter, but this is

What investigation?

 

[Buck Fuddy]

Ticket prices a diff matter, but this is

What investigation?

I'm not aware of the specifics. Some sort of antitrust investigation from what I hear. Not sure how that would tie into this specific situation. I would think it doesn't, but what do I know?

 

[JCK]

In related news: As is stands right now, Juve has made the decision NOT to refund tickets that had already been sold.

I expect this decision to be reversed (in the end they'll probably have to as they're already under investigation), but still, just entertaining the idea not to refund is beyond belief.

There is always the forces majeures card that they can use and not refund. Ass move if you ask me.

 

[Raphaël]

Depends on the game.

But just to show you need to take the reported attendance figures with a grain of salt: For our home game against Brescia there were thousands of tickets available, yet we reported an attendance of 40841.
You don't need to be genius to understand that doesn't add up.

I think the club takes into account the number of tickets sold and not the number of people present at the stadium. You may well have bought a ticket and not come to the stadium on game day, but the club doesn't care because it has already collected the money.
The resale of seats is complicated for the club because it does not belong to them, and if the club makes flash sales, they may fear that people will no longer buy tickets at the high price, but are waiting for vacancies seats that will be discounted.

 

[j0ker]

Don't agencies buy hundreds of tickets in order to resale them?

 

[Strickland]

Don't agencies buy hundreds of tickets in order to resale them?

Y, for those assholes not refunding is ok, because thats part of the risk in their crooked business model. But for regular natural persons who are not season ticket holders not refunding is beyond rotten.

 

[Buck Fuddy]

I think the club takes into account the number of tickets sold and not the number of people present at the stadium. You may well have bought a ticket and not come to the stadium on game day, but the club doesn't care because it has already collected the money.
The resale of seats is complicated for the club because it does not belong to them, and if the club makes flash sales, they may fear that people will no longer buy tickets at the high price, but are waiting for vacancies seats that will be discounted.

That would make sense. But based on the games for which I checked actual ticket availability (through official channels) versus reported attendance, it just doesn't add up.

 

[cimenk]

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In related news: As is stands right now, Juve has made the decision NOT to refund tickets that had already been sold.

I expect this decision to be reversed (in the end they'll probably have to as they're already under investigation), but still, just entertaining the idea not to refund is beyond belief.

Where do you get this news. I dont see any official statement about tickets

 

[Buck Fuddy]

Where do you get this news. I dont see any official statement about tickets

Italian media. Sky & the likes.
As far as I know, there is no official statement for the time being.

 

[Snobist]

Atalanta-Valencia fans in Coronavirus scare
By Football Italia staff

The Coronavirus scare is spreading rapidly, as it’s reported four Valencia fans who attended the Champions League game with Atalanta are showing signs of the illness.
The hotbed of the virus in northern Italy has been the Lombardy region, including Milan and Bergamo.
Atalanta are based in Bergamo, but played their Champions League home fixtures at San Siro in Milan.
It’s now reported that four of the Valencia supporters who attended their 4-1 defeat to Atalanta last week have shown signs of illness and been ordered to stay in their homes.
“First of all, we will speak to them, work out how many days they spent in Milan, when and how the symptoms presented themselves and based on that will evaluate whether to test for Coronavirus or any other influenza-type illness,” said Hermelinda Vanaclocha, the vice-director general of epidemiology in the Valencia department of health.
There are now 288 confirmed cases of Coronavirus in Italy and seven deaths, although all of those were elderly or already suffering from health issues.
Several northern regions have gone on lockdown, cancelling all public events, schools and universities.
It is confirmed that six Serie A Week 26 matches this weekend will be played behind closed doors: Udinese-Fiorentina, Milan-Genoa, Parma-SPAL, Sassuolo-Brescia, Juventus-Inter and Sampdoria-Hellas Verona.
Thursday’s Europa League match between Inter and Ludogorets at San Siro will also be played without a crowd present.

 

[AFL_ITALIA]

In related news: As is stands right now, Juve has made the decision NOT to refund tickets that had already been sold.

I expect this decision to be reversed (in the end they'll probably have to as they're already under investigation), but still, just entertaining the idea not to refund is beyond belief.

What the fuck is wrong with this club?

 

[lgorTudor]

What the fuck is wrong with this club?

It died when JJ was born. Truly 150% cancer now

 

[AFL_ITALIA]

It died when JJ was born. Truly 150% cancer now

Is there a cure?

 

[lgorTudor]

Is there a cure?

just wear a mask and wash your hands bro