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[Dj Juve]

thousands...

 

Buy on AliExpress.com

[Tom]

++ [ originally posted by nina ] ++
I did put full between ""

I chose to ignore them!

DJ, sounds great but even Real probs could not afford that!!

 

[Dj Juve]

what's nike for then?

 

[Tom]

300 million quid to buy Aimar, Vicente, Joaquin, mexes, Zauri and Bellini!

That leaves you with about 200m but i don't think that would be enough to pay for your luxury ideas!

 

[Dj Juve]

who's talking bout the money?

im talking bout the free workers nike have to do the job

 

[Tom]

good thinkin

 

[Desmond]

lol~:LOL:

 

[Ian]

++ [ originally posted by nina ] ++
Ian I think that the pitch won't be changed, just the seats and that's why the parts of the stadium will be closed from time to time I think.

Point taken.

++ [ originally posted by nina ] ++
Tom, the renovation costs will still be lower than if we started building a new stadium. With the extra cash we will really try to rebuild Delle Alpi into a modern stadium with extra attractions in it's area

I have to disagree. Looking at the constuction of Delle Alpi, and the distances that we are talking about, removing the running track, and thus bringing the stands closer to the field will cost at least as much as a new stadium if not more. BTW, I do have some expertice in the is area.

 

[nina]

If so, why would we keep it then?

 

[Ian]

++ [ originally posted by nina ] ++
If so, why would we keep it then?

You have to think about Juve's position. We had a contract with Turin about Delle Alpi and we had to honour it. The only way that we could get a "new" stadium is to renovate Delle Alpi. Turin would not have let us build another. So it was the only course of action, but it isn't going to save us any money.

 

[nina]

I think that Turin would let us build a new stadium if we really put a pressure on the officials with leaving the town. They can't afford to lose us. Besides, if the deal didn't bring some benefits to Juve we wouldn't have made it. I still think it'll be cheaper.

 

[Ian]

++ [ originally posted by nina ] ++
I think that Turin would let us build a new stadium if we really put a pressure on the officials with leaving the town. They can't afford to lose us. Besides, if the deal didn't bring some benefits to Juve we wouldn't have made it. I still think it'll be cheaper.

The only way that it could be cheaper is if they are not going to mov ethe stands significantly closer to the field, which was the whole point, or so I thought.

 

[nina]

They'll get a discount

 

[Ian]

perhaps, but I've never known an Italian to work for free.

 

[nina]

Well, Juve season tickets can make wonders

 

[Ian]

You assume that people will buy tickets just because the stadium is redone.

 

[nina]

No no no. Juve can give the building company free season tickets in exchange for a discount Or a few autographs or a visit to training camp or signed kits, ...

 

[Tom]

will get the attendance up anyway

 

[Ian]

++ [ originally posted by nina ] ++
No no no. Juve can give the building company free season tickets in exchange for a discount Or a few autographs or a visit to training camp or signed kits, ...

I don't know, we would have to get some hard core Juve fans to rebuild the stadium then.

 

[Desmond]

or a contruction company with a juve fan for a boss.