Amazing, even after the EC they keep on constructing, nice, stadiums in Portugal! Only the att. lack behind, but the stadiums are beautifull mop!

i wouldnt sya that is a nice stadium, where do teams get the money if they have no fans coming to games

EU

I like the look of 3 sides of the new stadium of Bonfim, but what is going on with that lowered stand? It almost looks like the thing has collapsed on to itself. From the renders there doesn't appear to be any obvious reasons for not having a more equal proportional stand.

Having said that, is that some kind of important listed building in the bottom right? It kind of reminds me of the cottage at Fulhams FC's ground Craven Cottage in London. See the link below

http://www.bbc.co.uk/london/sport/galleries/football/gallery1/8.shtml

That's an "old" render, actually.

Club: Varzim Sport Club
Capacity: 10,000 seats

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Amazing, even after the EC they keep on constructing, nice, stadiums in Portugal! Only the att. lack behind, but the stadiums are beautifull mop!

Little stadiums are old but in city centers, so the land value is high. Old stadiums are demolished and turn into malls or real estate buildings. With the money earned, little clubs like Varzim or Rio Ave can built new and modern 10000-seats (with roof and all comodities) and attract more people to the stadiums.

It's not EU... It's only business! The EU money is used for big investments (TGV, highways, new Lisbon airport, and more).

is that a new trend in portugal, building new stadia with only three side stands??:ohno:

is that a new trend in portugal, building new stadia with only three side stands??:ohno:

It makes the stands higher. :D

Go Benfica!!!!! :)

Estadio da Luz, Lisbon

The sporting traveler can visit several of the most picturesque and architecturally advanced stadiums in the world without leaving Portugal. Seven new venues were erected and three existing locations were remodeled for the Euro 2004 soccer tournament, and they all reflect how EU membership has visually transformed the tiny nation. In Braga, a small open-ended arena was built right into the side of a mountain, sporting asymmetrical grandstands that look like crazy concrete Zs. In Aveiro, the brightly colored arena resembles a big toy. In Leiria, the new stadium, which sits just below the town's 12th-century castle, is capped with a transparent wave-like roof. But the jewel in the Lusitanian crown is Lisbon's landmark Estadio da Luz, built in 2003. Red beams arc above the polycarbonate roof, brightening the city's skyline. Inside, the 65,000-seater is luminous and surprisingly intimate. Book your tickets for the intracity rivalry between Benfica and Sporting.

Do any of you portugese guys have attendence information for the portugese clubs? When i watch Eurogoals on Eurosport, therer only seem to be a few people in the stadiums, even with games between the big clubs from portugal! How come, its not like tickets are so expensive or people dont like football in Portugal!? Quite strange really, when you consider the rising attendences in the rest of europe!

Do any of you portugese guys have attendence information for the portugese clubs?

Some people here have.

When i watch Eurogoals on Eurosport, therer only seem to be a few people in the stadiums, even with games between the big clubs from portugal!

That's completely false.

How come, its not like tickets are so expensive

They are. At least for our pockets.

or people dont like football in Portugal!?

They do. But people have more important things in their lives to spend most of their salaries. So they tend to spend their money just for somes major games.

Quite strange really, when you consider the rising attendences in the rest of europe!

Really? Tell that to Italy where theatre attendances were bigger than football's. Oh! And our corruption in football is way bigger than theirs, really. And what about Manchester City and Middlesbrough?


The truth is you're always teasing on portuguese attendances when they're bigger than most of other european countries, that have lower prices. We just don't put them our giant clubs in 12.000 seats stadiums with no f... conditions like I see in...the rest of europe!

I do prefer to have Cristiano Ronaldo, Simão and Quaresma than more 10.000 spectators. And how come portuguese clubs have more money than teams from... the rest of europe! - except England, Spain and the rest of the major leagues - if they don't sell any tickets? ;)

The problem with some people here - I'm not saying you - is that they have sold outs every week, but they don't have top football. And that anoys them.

Adding:

Portuguese attendances were way bigger some years ago, even in smaller leagues. But life is harder now...

Alvalade XXI Stadium,Lisbon :)

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Sports spectacle: carved into a mountainside, Braga's new stadium is a radical reinvention of the sports amphitheatre.

Do any of you portugese guys have attendence information for the portugese clubs? When i watch Eurogoals on Eurosport, therer only seem to be a few people in the stadiums, even with games between the big clubs from portugal! How come, its not like tickets are so expensive or people dont like football in Portugal!? Quite strange really, when you consider the rising attendences in the rest of europe!
Tickets are fairly expensive and it is much more comfortable to watch a game on the telly at home or in some bar. The problem with Portugal is that our lives are so full, unlike boring northen europe, that people seem to have little time and money to spend on watching a game at the stadium. In my view that's rather unfortunate and to be honest I'd like to see our football leagues poach people from shopping centres around the country for example.

I love Football, specially the one played in Portugal, yet I much prefer to go touring our beautiful country, see a play, visit friends and family and ofcourse go down to the beach when the weather permits, than spending my sunday inside a stadium - but that's Portugal - always a fun place to be!

Estadio da Luz, Lisbon

The sporting traveler can visit several of the most picturesque and architecturally advanced stadiums in the world without leaving Portugal. Seven new venues were erected and three existing locations were remodeled for the Euro 2004 soccer tournament, and they all reflect how EU membership has visually transformed the tiny nation. In Braga, a small open-ended arena was built right into the side of a mountain, sporting asymmetrical grandstands that look like crazy concrete Zs. In Aveiro, the brightly colored arena resembles a big toy. In Leiria, the new stadium, which sits just below the town's 12th-century castle, is capped with a transparent wave-like roof. But the jewel in the Lusitanian crown is Lisbon's landmark Estadio da Luz, built in 2003. Red beams arc above the polycarbonate roof, brightening the city's skyline. Inside, the 65,000-seater is luminous and surprisingly intimate. Book your tickets for the intracity rivalry between Benfica and Sporting.

You forgot the best portuguese stadium, Estádio do Dragão is the best portuguese stadium, it is in technological terms one generation ahead of Alvalade XXI and Estádio da Luz. The roof of Dragão is equiped with solar pannels that provide the stadium with enough power to be self suficient, the rain water is recycled to be used to water the pitch.

You forgot the best portuguese stadium, Estádio do Dragão is the best portuguese stadium, it is in technological terms one generation ahead of Alvalade XXI and Estádio da Luz. The roof of Dragão is equiped with solar pannels that provide the stadium with enough power to be self suficient, the rain water is recycled to be used to water the pitch.

That's a fact.

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Does anyone have any info on this construction?

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apart from Lisbon and Oporto, can no other city in Portugal can really sustain anything more than a 30.000seater stadium?

apart from Lisbon and Oporto, can no other city in Portugal can really sustain anything more than a 30.000seater stadium?

I don't think so, not due to lack of population obviously, but to lack of attendance.

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A sold out Estádio da Luz? Must be an april fools hoax ;) :cheers:

A sold out Estádio da Luz? Must be an april fools hoax ;) :cheers:

Here:
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I know it isnt a topic but can guys from Portugal tell me sth. about Anderson Costa who signed on a loan(from Dinamo Zagreb) for Vitorija Guimaraes 3 months ago...as I am a Dinamo Zagreb fan from Croatia....Costa was very poor playing for my club after coming from Vasco da Gama....
and not to forget... TOMO Šokota also signed for my club a month ago...returning home after playing 6 years in Portugal ...first for Benfica and then for Porto...sorry for offtopicing....
Btw...your stadiums are fantastic...:cheers:

Vitória was relegated last year so I don't know that much about him. Looks like he played three games since he signed for Vitória and scored... one yellow card. :D

About Šokota... He was a traitor to be honest. He spent most of his time injured, yet Benfica supported him all those years and he was even champion. Then he simply said "F... you" to Benfica and went to Porto... where he was always injured again. :|
Although he has a great wife... :bow:

Does anyone have any info on this construction?

http://udl.leirianet.pt/gfx/estadio/aerea.jpgFrom worldstadiums.com:

The roof follows the course of the tiers which are placed according to an elliptical framework that is brusquely interrupted at the North stand. The North stand contained a temporary and uncovered tribune that ran parallel to one of the playing field's short sides. After the Euro 2004 tournament, the tribune was demolished to leave space for a commercial centre and hotel. In addition, an athletics track was built completing the elliptical framework. As a consequence, the stadium's capacity was dropped by 5 000 seats.

Difficult to find pictures of the Euro configuration, this is one:
http://www.adal.pt/Leira.jpg

Infact I have no idea whether that building has been finished by now...

Infact I have no idea whether that building has been finished by now...

The stand is off. The track is on. The building is still unfinished.
The plan was to make offices there, yet there's a project for a mall.

It's still unclear what they will do with them.

May 2007
Municipal Stadium. Braga (Portugal). Souto De Moura. 2004

Braga is the most spectacular of the 7 new stadiums built in Portugal for the 2004 European Cup, designed by Uefa to be one of the most interesting works of architecture for sports facilities.

Designed by Portuguese architect Edoardo Souto de Moura, Braga Municipal Stadium has one thing that makes it different from all the others: it is one with the landscape around it, as it stands on the site of a former quarry (the Dume granite quarry) on the slopes of Mt. Castro. This is the first architecturally significant project to be built in a former quarry area in a part of the country abounding in granite.
Its reinforced concrete structure defines the stands with sober lines. Three round galleries cross through the stands for easy access.The fact that there are no stands on the other two sides makes the stadium more open to the outside than other, similar structures and permits pleasant views of the surrounding landscape.
Another unusual thing about the stadium is the roof over the football field, formed of a series of cables (with a span of 220 metres) woven between the two stands.

The result is a suspended structure that gives a light touch to this reinforced concrete construction, seeming to dissolve, especially at night, so that people can see the sky and the mountain in the flank of which the stadium is set.
The image is like that of an ancient sculpture, and in fact the architect seems to have been inspired by ancient Inca rope bridges in Peru. The stadium is most evocative when lit up at night, when its three-dimensional qualities are emphasised.The architect¿s and the clients¿ goal was to create a landmark in the built landscape of the region with a work that would attract people not only to see the sports events it hosts but to see the stadium itself, with its unusual construction and geometry. And in fact a series of openings and particular solutions in the stands permit spectacular views of the construction and of the surrounding landscape. In this stadium, spectators also enjoy great views of the field, as all the seats are concentrated in the two steep stands along the long sides of the lot.

This project with its innovative formal aspects and construction solutions won architect Eduardo Souto de Moura the 47th FAD de Arquitectura 2005 award.

Laura Della Badia

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This one always makes me think of a spaceship.

This one always makes me think of a spaceship.

lol

http://www.serbenfiquista.com/extras/fotos//estadio_da_luz.jpg

LOL do they acctually put the name of Sagres on the back of those red and white cards that people are holding up, thats some intensive marketing but i prefer Super Bock.

About the attendance in stadiums, i dont think the low salaries have anything to do with it to be honest because:

1-Saying that the average Portuguese cant afford or cant be bothered to spend money on trivial things like going to a match is not right, because most people i know that make minimum wage spend much more money on outher trivial and usless stuff, and some of you guys cant deny it, dont you know people that make minimal wage and are always complaining that they dont have enough money but they can afford a computer, 2 or more big screen televisions, carry around atleast 1 cellphone and are constantly recharging it, put a down payment on a car even if they already have one and then say they are broke lol, expensive brand clothes for them or their teenage children ect... i could go on all day, acctually a good example is my mother and step father who atleast once a year go visit my step father`s sister in Germany, go spend vacations in Porto Santo(a island not to far from Funchal), are in the process of remodling their house, my mother spends a small fortune on just getting her hair done ect... and then complain that they have tons of bills, altough some people that complain about not having money acctually dont im just mentioning the minimum wage people that i know

2-On the Portuguese forum(might be anouther forum im not really sure)i read a study that only 2.8% of the population receives minimum wage(although the study might be wrong)

3-There was anouther study(that also might be wrong and i kind of have the feeling that it might be) that said that Portugal and Spain have 20% less unemployment that the European average(atleast thats what i remember it saying) so that should count for something

4-I hope that Benfica fans dont get mad at me for this, but pretty much every time i watch a Benfica match i see a lot of thootless guys an a lot of outher people in the crowd that dont seem to be very rich(it seems like the majority but i might be wrong) and since the stadium with most attendance is Stadium da Luz i think that monetary instability plays a major role for the low attendence of most stadiums

5-Correct me if im wrong but werent the attendences in Portugal a lot higher years ago even when our monetary situation was preety much the same

Here are some reasons why i think the league packs so little people to the stadiums:

1-I think that stadiums are empty because of the quality of some matches, i admit to not watching most of our own leagues games but from what i could see in highlights is that some of the teams dont even seem to try, it seems that some players are there just to collect a paycheck

2-This theory is a little unusual but i think that because the Portuguese league games are played on the weekend not many people are interested in spendind much time in a stadium on their day/s off, if it were on a week day it would be diffrent even if just a little bit even tough i still think that poor quality footballing is the main reason

Nice stadiums though in Portugal, they´ve got all kinds of them.
Coming from a direct ´rival´ country, the Netherlands. Our leagues are during the years always more or less at the same level, Also we have three real big teams. So I think we are pretty comperasive.

The stadiums in Portugal are from a far more higher level then in the Netherlands mop.
A) Portugal has a lot of big stadiums!!! (for a small country with all respect)
B) The designs are from a very, very high and original standard. Just thinking of Braga (that´s balls my opinion, whether you like it or not) and original Leira.Very original.
A lot of different style of stadiums from the feelingwise English styled Boavista to the arena of da Luz. Porto stands on it´s own, without forgetting mentioning the stadium of Sporting Portugal.
C) but it is a shame the stadiums are that empty. They should put more people in Portugal!!!

I think percentwise looked op on the population there are going quite a lot of people watching a game. Portugal only has about 10 650 000 habitants. (against Netherlands 16.3 and Belgiums 10.4 not to mention countries like Germany, Italy, France with respectevely 82.4 , 58.1 , 60,8)

What I want to say is very, very nice stadiums, just don´t ask why.

Nice stadiums ! :okay:

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portugal has awesome stadia. I love the Estadio da Luz.

I gotta say porto did things right, two excellent designs (especially the dragao)

2-This theory is a little unusual but i think that because the Portuguese league games are played on the weekend not many people are interested in spendind much time in a stadium on their day/s off, if it were on a week day it would be diffrent even if just a little bit even tough i still think that poor quality footballing is the main reason

Can't comment the other things you mentioned but I don't think this one is true.
The leagues in Spain, England and Germany have usually lower attendances in midweek games than at the weekend.
What has a major influence is the kickoff time. In Spain there is a match or two every saturday at 10pm and on sunday at 9pm. These matches usually have lower attendances than the 5pm games at sunday (too late for many children, difficult for away fans to get home in time etc).
When do matches in Portugal usually start?

Can't comment the other things you mentioned but I don't think this one is true.
The leagues in Spain, England and Germany have usually lower attendances in midweek games than at the weekend.
What has a major influence is the kickoff time. In Spain there is a match or two every saturday at 10pm and on sunday at 9pm. These matches usually have lower attendances than the 5pm games at sunday (too late for many children, difficult for away fans to get home in time etc).
When do matches in Portugal usually start?

Around 16h00 on Sundays. During the evenings usually at 21h00.

IS IT JUST ME OR I LISBONS STADIUM JUST A BIGGER VERSION OF THE EMIRATES FROM INSIDE

Alvalade XXI,Lisbon

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Braga Municipal Stadium

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Aveiro Municipal Stadium

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Dragon Stadium

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Stadium of Luz

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Algarve Stadium

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IS IT JUST ME OR I LISBONS STADIUM JUST A BIGGER VERSION OF THE EMIRATES FROM INSIDEThe stands bare some resemblance, that's true. But that's something you will see more and more.

Da Luz was built 3 years before Emirates though.

Nice Pelha

The stands bare some resemblance, that's true. But that's something you will see more and more.

Da Luz was built 3 years before Emirates though.

Estádio da Luz is a copy of Emirates, Emirates project was ready in 99, Luz was ready in May 2001, but due to financial problems Emirates constructions was delayed. The architect were the same and Luz's project was rushed forward using Emirates Template.

Wow Last set of pics is awesome!

Braga F. C. makes it to next round of UEFA cup. Congrats!

Great topic kick :okay:

I am going to be in Lisbon in a few weeks, are there no matches in the Portuguese at the beginning of January?

Plus is it worth it and or possible to tour Estádio José Alvalade and the Estádio da Luz? and are they easy to get to?

Uff! Glorious!!! I hope Portugal gets the 2018 WC...I prefer it over England.

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nice-lookin' stadium!!! looks like a winner!! great architecture!

D. Afonso Henriques Stadium, Guimarães :)

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Nice stadium and its home club is doing pretty well!!

Portugal's 2008 champion : F.C.PORTO

Beautiful stadiums

The best is SL Benfica

And

Pavilhão Atlântico

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cross section?

hey , i was looking in this thread , and i got impressed by the stadiums that portugal have, and it will be a good idea that portugal decide to organize a world cup (its not bad at all , because , portugal just have alot a good and modern stadium )

so i wish that in a near future that will become true

Portugal is thinking of organizing a world cup together with Spain.

D. Afonso Henriques Stadium, Guimarães :)

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I always thought Boavista stadium looked like this. I like it by the way.

I always thought Boavista stadium looked like this. I like it by the way.

In some parts they do look similar.

Pavilhão Atlantico, Lisbon :)
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the pavilhao atlantico is awsome

the pavilhao atlantico is awsome
yeah,very nice.

Portugal have the best stadiums of Europe in my opinion. World Cup 2018 in Portugal!! Euro04.. The best euro ever..

What's the capacity of pavilhao atlantico in basketball mode?
Can it host indoor athletics?

It's a great venue!:cheers:

^^ It's arround 13.000/15.000
And yes it can, it already hosted the World Indoor Championships in 2008, and several basket, handball, and more games

:)

it was in 2001
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/IAAF_World_Indoor_Championships_in_Athletics

Nice photos Nikom! :cheers:

Is there any new development or construction of new stadiums in Portugal?

Portugal is one of the countries wich has the best modern stadiums in Europe. (I guess the others are Germany and England so far -other countries are in the progess too) and EURO 2004 stadiums are even better than EURO 2008 stadiums.

But we really don't know indoor sport halls and arenas of Portugal. We even don't know Portugese basketball or voleyball. Is there any progress at this subject. Are there some projects? What is going on there?

I think indoor sports no 1 is Futsal

as well as roller hockey. other indoor sports have low expression in Portugal

could you show some indoor sport hall photos?

Pavilhao de Gondomar

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this arena will be built near estadio do dragao

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the interior
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pavilhao multipurpose Rosa Mota also in Porto

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Very nice!!

More pictures, please ?

pavilhao paz e amizade - Loures

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its a bit hard to find pictures of pavillions of Portugal. many of them are old, and as I said previously, indoor sports are not very popular

Alvalade XXI, Lisbon :)

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Algarve Stadium, Faro

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But this thread it's not only for the big stadiums, so....
Portimonense Stadium, Portimão, Algarve :D

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Very nice pictures!

Does the Faro-Loule stadium still have the 2004 configuration?
I had read somewhere that the endzone stands were supposed to be temporary.

?

what about indoor sport complexes of Portugal???

what about indoor sport complexes of Portugal???

Pavilhão Rosa Mota - Oporto (5.400)

http://pt.uefa.com/multimediafiles/photo/competitions/futsal/296989_biglandscape.jpg


http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/a/a8/Palaciodecristalporto.jpg




Pavilhão Atlântico - Lisboa (12.900/20.000 for concerts)

http://www.phayul.com/images/news/articles/070917023657VX.jpg


http://lvm.isec.pt/~armenioc/foto/pavilhaoatlantico.jpg

very nice... how old are those indoor halls?

very nice... how old are those indoor halls?

Oporto's Pavilhão Rosa Mota open from 1952, and Lisboa's Pavilhão Atlântico open from 1998...;)

it is very nice. Reflects the understanding of 90's also. Is basketball popular in Portugal?

it is very nice. Reflects the understanding of 90's also. Is basketball popular in Portugal?

I think it is the second sport in Portugal, behind football, of course... ;)

Any news on Setubal or Salgueiros?

If I remember they both had stadium projects a few years back.

Any news on Setubal or Salgueiros?

If I remember they both had stadium projects a few years back.

Salgueiros had a loooot of money problems and they finished with their professional team :(
Setúbal is the problem this days...the club need money...they need to built the new stadium and sell the land of the old one...BUT...people from an association say that the new stadium is in a place with a lot of trees bla bla bla and they don´t let them build there :ohno:

Portuguese arenas are quite small, but that's more than enough.

Here are some of them, although there are plenty more.

Sorry for the couple of huge photos.


Praça de Touros do Campo Pequeno
City: Lisboa
Year: 1892 (re-opened in 2006)
Capacity: 10.000

http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/thumb/9/96/Campo_Pequeno.jpg/800px-Campo_Pequeno.jpg

http://farm2.static.flickr.com/1121/1459403254_57e3e6234a_o.jpg

http://img.olhares.com/data/big/121/1214546.jpg

http://forcadosdesantarem.com/xms/dbimages/Noticias/Varios/campo_pequeno.jpg


Portimão Arena
City: Portimão
Year: 2001 (?)
Capacity: 3.028

http://www.cm-portimao.pt/NR/rdonlyres/DD193CBA-284F-4F9B-B844-8896733E0CDF/0/PorAreNomMelEspCong.jpg

http://www.portitv.com/v2/files/876f71e77cbe3058270d385aef4624bf.gif


Pavilhão Multiusos de Coimbra
City: Coimbra
Year: 2003
Capacity: 3.000

http://www.gymmedia.com/large/Coimbra06_halle1.jpg

http://www.tramp.com.pt/moodle/file.php/1/ticc/fotos/Coimbra_baraniAm.jpg

http://2.bp.blogspot.com/_D4nPm00gdaU/SAz_aRV6NAI/AAAAAAAAANI/IdKbr87DFl4/s1600/pavilhao.jpg

http://i152.photobucket.com/albums/s164/daniel_staclara/Coimbra%20By%20Night/DSC00163.jpg


Nave Polivalente de Espinho
City: Espinho
Year: 1996
Capacity: 12.000

http://www.fpvoleibol.pt/img_press/Img_GetImageCADKPBTF.gif


Pavilhão Açoreana Seguros (do Sport Lisboa e Benfica (da Luz) nº 1)
City: Lisboa
Year: 2003
Capacity: 2.500
Note: Benfica has a similar arena called Pavilhão EDP with 1.500 seats

http://1.bp.blogspot.com/_uUhtUxs__34/SDMjOMWbm3I/AAAAAAAAAdU/h29k4JVLbuk/s1600/Futsal003.jpg

http://img.olhares.com/data/big/2/25339.jpg


Arena Dolce Vita
City: Ovar
Year: 2007 (or is it 2008?)
Capacity: 2.400

http://cache02.stormap.sapo.pt/fotostore02/fotos//8f/ec/9b/500050_rmV0N.jpeg

http://cache02.stormap.sapo.pt/fotostore01/fotos//cd/6e/91/500053_QZl8I.jpeg

http://cache02.stormap.sapo.pt/fotostore01/fotos//a8/be/d7/1335986_vzBpT.jpeg

http://1.bp.blogspot.com/_DbWkW9Lxen8/Ris2gJBLPLI/AAAAAAAAAIo/6e8AiIp1vN8/s1600/dolce2.jpg


Pavilhão Multiusos de Gondomar
City: Gondomar
Year: 2007
Capacity: 4.400

http://bp3.blogger.com/__jUDQadWqvo/Rp4wYO9_0VI/AAAAAAAAAvE/Zkdklyjoz8Y/s400/siza-ar-04.jpg

http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v721/megafone1/2007/06Junho/Multiusosgondomar.jpg

http://2.bp.blogspot.com/_DCDtpob6LL4/RyhVs1bwLKI/AAAAAAAAAPo/UBVJVFniyWc/s1600/portugal-grecia%2B045c.jpg

I like a lot this new arenas...small...but it´s enough ;)
I never been in Campo Pequeno but i saw some videos of concerts there and seems an amazing place for it :)

And don´t forget that Porto is building their arena and Sporting should do the same in few years :)

I still think that Portugals Stadiums for Euro 2004 are by far the best line of venues ever used for a footalling competition. Really beautiful pieces of art.....:cheers:

Does the Faro-Loule stadium still have the 2004 configuration?
I had read somewhere that the endzone stands were supposed to be temporary.

?

Yes, it's still the same. :)

Any picture updates of the Maritimo stadium?

esce that what one would have information on a room that basketball would be like a room O2 Berlin???Please?

Future stadium of Naval..

http://i34.photobucket.com/albums/d130/fred_mendonca/Estadio%20Futebol%20e%20Servicos/1.jpg

http://i34.photobucket.com/albums/d130/fred_mendonca/Estadio%20Futebol%20e%20Servicos/2.jpg

http://i34.photobucket.com/albums/d130/fred_mendonca/Estadio%20Futebol%20e%20Servicos/3.jpg

http://i34.photobucket.com/albums/d130/fred_mendonca/Estadio%20Futebol%20e%20Servicos/4.jpg

Looks great. I like the facade.
Capacity?

^^^^capacity? :)

Portuguese arenas are quite small, but that's more than enough.

Here are some of them, although there are plenty more.

Sorry for the couple of huge photos.


Praça de Touros do Campo Pequeno
City: Lisboa
Year: 1892 (re-opened in 2006)
Capacity: 10.000

http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/thumb/9/96/Campo_Pequeno.jpg/800px-Campo_Pequeno.jpg

http://farm2.static.flickr.com/1121/1459403254_57e3e6234a_o.jpg

http://img.olhares.com/data/big/121/1214546.jpg

http://forcadosdesantarem.com/xms/dbimages/Noticias/Varios/campo_pequeno.jpg

WHOA, that is so cool! :shocked:

really cool stadium!!!

^^^^capacity? :)

around 15000 ;)

WHOA, that is so cool! :shocked:

It's a bullfighting arena, although it's also used for other shows like TV live shows, concerts, TNA, etc.

Random question but can anybody explain why Portuguese league attendance is so poor outside of the big 3? I thought football was religion in Portugal...

It's a bullfighting arena, although it's also used for other shows like TV live shows, concerts, TNA, etc.
Has it ever been used for basketball? A b-ball game there would be so awesome.

That would make a great basketball arena...

Random question but can anybody explain why Portuguese league attendance is so poor outside of the big 3? I thought football was religion in Portugal...

Many reasons:

Most of the Portuguese support one of the big three,

Expensive tickets for our wallets,

Game quality is not that great,

The Portuguese people love it when they're winning but don't even show up when they're not,

A sense of corruption,

Shopping malls.

Has it ever been used for basketball? A b-ball game there would be so awesome.

No, but the Elvas arena has. And also volleyball.

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The basketball national team doesn't play that much in Lisbon, and even if they did there would be better arenas for it. As for the clubs, they have their one grounds.

Campo Pequeno:

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As you can see, it's not that great for something like basketball. It's too round.

Pavilhão Atlântico is much better for sports and stuff like that:

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Random question but can anybody explain why Portuguese league attendance is so poor outside of the big 3? I thought football was religion in Portugal...

Vitória de Guimaraes and Braga have nice attendences too, but the others.....:bash:
It's sad to see many stadiums almost empty

http://i493.photobucket.com/albums/rr291/rubiobriosa/semttulo.jpg



"The 2004 UEFA European Football Championship (or just Euro 2004) was the twelfth edition of the UEFA European Football Championship, a quadrennial football tournament for European nations, and was held in Portugal, between 12 June and 4 July 2004. Like in the previous two editions in England and Netherlands/Belgium, sixteen teams contested the final tournament after going through a qualification round which began in 2002. The tournament took place in ten venues located in eight cities — Aveiro, Braga, Coimbra, Guimarães, Faro, Leiria, Lisbon and Oporto."



Oficial Song of Euro 2004:
Força - Nelly Furtado
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QCUuyghmTus


The cities and stadiums:

Aveiro
Population: 75.000
Central Portugal

http://i493.photobucket.com/albums/rr291/rubiobriosa/Aveiro-1.jpg
http://i493.photobucket.com/albums/rr291/rubiobriosa/aveiro-2.jpg


Aveiro Municipal Stadium
http://i493.photobucket.com/albums/rr291/rubiobriosa/Aveiro.jpg
Capacity: 30.000



Braga
Population: 170.000
North Portugal

http://i493.photobucket.com/albums/rr291/rubiobriosa/Braga-1.jpg
http://i493.photobucket.com/albums/rr291/rubiobriosa/braga-2.jpg


Axa Stadium
http://i493.photobucket.com/albums/rr291/rubiobriosa/Braga.jpg
Capacity: 30.000



Coimbra
Population: 160.000
Central Portugal

http://i493.photobucket.com/albums/rr291/rubiobriosa/Coimbra.jpg
http://i493.photobucket.com/albums/rr291/rubiobriosa/Coimbra_Coi_Coimbra_A_00001.jpg


Coimbra City Stadium
http://i493.photobucket.com/albums/rr291/rubiobriosa/5600250.jpg
Capacity: 30.000



Faro
Population: 60.000
South Portugal

http://i493.photobucket.com/albums/rr291/rubiobriosa/Faro-1.jpg
http://i493.photobucket.com/albums/rr291/rubiobriosa/faro-2.jpg


Algarve Stadium
http://i493.photobucket.com/albums/rr291/rubiobriosa/Faro.jpg
Capacity: 30.000



Guimarães
Population: 160.000
North Portugal

http://i493.photobucket.com/albums/rr291/rubiobriosa/Guimaraes-1.jpg
http://i493.photobucket.com/albums/rr291/rubiobriosa/guimaraes-2.jpg


D. Afonso Henriques Stadium
http://i493.photobucket.com/albums/rr291/rubiobriosa/Guimaraes.jpg
Capacity: 30.000



Leiria
Population: 110.000
Central Portugal

http://i493.photobucket.com/albums/rr291/rubiobriosa/leiria-1.jpg
http://i493.photobucket.com/albums/rr291/rubiobriosa/leiria-2.jpg


Dr. Magalhães Pessoa Stadium
http://i493.photobucket.com/albums/rr291/rubiobriosa/Leiria.jpg
Capacity: 30.000



Lisboa (Lisbon)
Population: 2.000.000 in conurbation, 3.000.000 in metro area
South Portugal

http://i493.photobucket.com/albums/rr291/rubiobriosa/lisboa.jpg
http://i493.photobucket.com/albums/rr291/rubiobriosa/Lisboa-1.jpg


Luz Stadium
http://i493.photobucket.com/albums/rr291/rubiobriosa/LisboaLuz.jpg
Capacity: 65.000


Alvalade XXI Stadium
http://i493.photobucket.com/albums/rr291/rubiobriosa/LisboaAlvalade.jpg
Capacity: 50.000



Porto (Oporto)
Population: 1.000.000 in conurbation, 2.000.000 in metro area
North Portugal

http://i493.photobucket.com/albums/rr291/rubiobriosa/porto-1.jpg
http://i493.photobucket.com/albums/rr291/rubiobriosa/porto-2.jpg


Dragão Stadium
http://i493.photobucket.com/albums/rr291/rubiobriosa/Porto.jpg
Capacity: 50.000


Bessa Stadium
http://i493.photobucket.com/albums/rr291/rubiobriosa/Boavista.jpg
Capacity: 30.000



:):):)

great pictures!!!

awesome memories :)

and stadiums with significant architecture!!!

^^:yes: :)

Nice pictures!! And great architecture. The stadiums have style!

:drool:

Future stadium of Naval..

http://i34.photobucket.com/albums/d130/fred_mendonca/Estadio%20Futebol%20e%20Servicos/1.jpg

http://i34.photobucket.com/albums/d130/fred_mendonca/Estadio%20Futebol%20e%20Servicos/2.jpg

http://i34.photobucket.com/albums/d130/fred_mendonca/Estadio%20Futebol%20e%20Servicos/3.jpg

http://i34.photobucket.com/albums/d130/fred_mendonca/Estadio%20Futebol%20e%20Servicos/4.jpg

Beautiful!!!

What's the capacity?

^^15,000. Naval it's a small club.

Very nice!!

Future stadium of Naval..


awesome!!

Is there an awesome stadium completed in 2008 in your country?

Nominate it for SSC Stadium of the year 2008 (http://www.skyscrapercity.com/showthread.php?t=771596)

No.

And forget that one for Naval. They'll be using the current stadium at least until 2013.

Yeah, but I was expecting for Benfica to be the exception since I heard it has the most socios in the world and they have like 80% of the fans in Portugal?
Well, it's also strange that neither at the game with Sporting they did not fill the stadium.
Same thing is available for The Netherlands maybe, but I pretty sure Ajax and Feyenoord stadiums can be filled up at least twice the capacity when the play together.


You'll ear a lot of lies about Benfica, get used to it. In Portugal we all are.
The reallity is they, with all those "socios". Can't put much more people in the stadium than Sporting or Porto. The averages are more or less the same, and if we see what hapened in the last 5 seasons, many times Sporting and specially Porto had better averages.

Lampiões, don't waste your time. I know Sporting is with a bad average this season, and i know that Benfica is the club with best average so far. But don't forget, Sporting and Porto already played in Luz this season.

So are those wrong?
http://european-football-statistics.co.uk/attn/2000/avepor.htm

So are those wrong?
http://european-football-statistics.co.uk/attn/2000/avepor.htm

What do you mean? Your link confirms exactly what i've just said.

In the last 9 seasons. Porto had the best average 4 times, Benfica also 4 and Sporting 1. But in almost all, the 3 got an average or 30 something thousand. Only once Benfica got more then 40 000.

Conclusion. The club of the 6 million supporters (this is what they like to say), can't barely put more people in the stadium than the other 2, and when they do it's never more then 10000 (in average).

Why would they have a bigger stadium if this one is always half full?
The reality is that they only built the new Luz bigger than Alvalade and Dragao, because of their egos

"and if we see what hapened in the last 5 seasons, many times Sporting and specially Porto had better averages."

I just thought that Sporting was 2-3 times better than Benfica
My fault :D

"and if we see what hapened in the last 5 seasons, many times Sporting and specially Porto had better averages."

I just thought that Sporting was 2-3 times better than Benfica
My fault :D


I wrote my post without looking at any "official" data, just with the experience i have when i go to Alvalade and when i see Benfica games on TV.

Let me correct. In the last 5 seasons only once Sporting had better averages than Benfica. Happy?

The thing is, you get my point (if you want to). Benfica is clearly the club with more supporters in Portugal (many more than Sporting or Porto), but the reallity is that they don't put many more people in the stadium every week. Many times they even put less.

That's why we say many times that the fans only like Benfica when the team is winning .

Is there an awesome stadium completed in 2008 in your country?

Nominate it for SSC Stadium of the year 2008 (http://www.skyscrapercity.com/showthread.php?t=771596)


Don't think so. The last one was Nacional da Madeira last year, and it's not that specially :)

The reality is that they only built the new Luz bigger than Alvalade and Dragao, because of their egos

Actually you are wrong. Benfica have already had many "full houses" in the last 5 years (age of the stadium): Manchester, Liverpool, Barcelona, Sporting, Academica(Feher death), etc.... Sporting just had 2 times (inauguration and UEFA final)... Made your conclusions.

The averages are more or less the same, and if we see what hapened in the last 5 seasons, many times Sporting and specially Porto had better averages.


Post of the year 2008. :banana:

p.s: Sporting stadium was already partially sold, so "in truth" they didn´t have a "full stadium"... Maybe the chairs and the green field.

And as you can see, Sporting supporters didn´t really can say anything of Benfica, because their clube is small... So they bring Porto always to the conversation. :lol:

Actually you are wrong. Benfica have already had many "full houses" in the last 5 years (age of the stadium): Manchester, Liverpool, Barcelona, Sporting, Academica(Feher death), etc.... Sporting just had 2 times (inauguration and UEFA final)... Made your conclusions.

My conclusion is that you don't need a 65000 seats stadium if your average is usually around 30 something.

Who cares if one game per season you are able to have full house?

Post of the year 2008. :banana:

p.s: Sporting stadium was already partially sold, so "in truth" they didn´t have a "full stadium"... Maybe the chairs and the green field.

And who buys the seats???? Uhhhhmm let me guess...

And as you can see, Sporting supporters didn´t really can say anything of Benfica, because their clube is small... So they bring Porto always to the conversation. :lol:


When i was talking about their egos... well it's easy to understand it with this kind of example

When i was talking about their egos... well it's easy to understand it with this kind of example

Of course, for me Benfica is the biggest club of the World! At least I don´t have to turn to other clubs to speak bad of a old rival. :cheers:

And who buys the seats???? Uhhhhmm let me guess...


I don´t know who buys it, but they usually don´t appear on the stadium :lol:

Sporting has this weird phenomenon of having more "season seats" sold, that the attendance on the stadium... And the gap is more that thousands! :nuts: :lol:

This is my last post about this subject, because it doesn't make sence to keep this debate with you.

This all started when i reply to this post:

"Originally Posted by Paul the Gunner
Yeah, but I was expecting for Benfica to be the exception since I heard it has the most socios in the world and they have like 80% of the fans in Portugal? "

I said this was not true, without looking at any officiall data. The impression i had was that in the last seasons Benfica didn't have better atendences then the other two. And if it had, it wouldn't be by a great diference.

I made a mistake when i said Sporting had better averages then Benfica many times. Well, that's not true, in the last 5 seasons, that only happened one time (2004).


The truth is that i was correct about the general idea i wanted to proove.

This is the average of the last 5 seasons (you just have to do the maths in the link http://european-football-statistics....000/avepor.htm):

1 FC do Porto 37255
2 SL Benfica 36615
3 Sporting CP 31030

Benfica is not the club with more public in the stadium (at least that didn't happened in the last 5 seasons). And no, i'm not using Porto to attack Benfica like you say, i'm simply looking at officiall data.

The other idea i wanted to show (and you also have the proove here), was that the 3 clubs have very similar atendences. (37-31) 6 thousand was the diference between Porto and Sporting.
Of course it's easy to connect this results with the fact that in those 5 seasons, Porto won 4 titles, Benfica one and Sporting none.


The only thing i tried to do here was to show the foreigners in the thread, that Benfica doesn't have 65000 in the stadium every week. It's seemed many guys here were thinking that. Probably because you or other lampioes made them think that way.

Estádio Axa, in Braga (taken from Flickr).

http://www.facebook.com/l.php?u=http%3A%2F%2Ffarm4.static.flickr.com%2F3037%2F3091246272_3a94099a9f_b.jpg&h=c65b86a315b9d71f4d9a25f06687b9f6

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I took this picture after Académica-FC Porto (April 18, 2009):

http://i51.photobucket.com/albums/f357/ShichiAkaAkuma/IMG_0239.jpg

Where is the threat about the most beautifull extraordinary Municipal de Braga stadium in Portugal (maybe Europe)?? Surely the stadium deserves it!

nice

Where is the threat about the most beautifull extraordinary Municipal de Braga stadium in Portugal (maybe Europe)?? Surely the stadium deserves it!

http://www.skyscrapercity.com/showthread.php?t=619178

Thanks mate!

Estádio da Madeira

Location: Sítio da Choupana, Funchal, Madeira
Capacity: 5.000
Owner: Nacional


http://www.cdnacional.pt/Galeria/fotos/81.jpg

http://www.cdnacional.pt/Galeria/fotos/82.jpg

Guess who the boy is...
http://www.cdnacional.pt/Galeria/fotos/78.jpg

http://www.cdnacional.pt/Galeria/fotos/234.jpg

http://www.cdnacional.pt/Galeria/fotos/236.jpg

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http://www.zerozero.pt/img/estadios/412/8412_ori_estadio_da_madeira.jpg

http://www.zerozero.pt/img/estadios/895/2895_ori_estadio_da_madeira.jpg

http://www.zerozero.pt/img/estadios/416/8416_ori_estadio_da_madeira.jpg

http://www.zerozero.pt/img/estadios/083/11083_ori_estadio_da_madeira.jpg

http://www.cdnacional.pt/Galeria/fotos/156.jpg

http://www.cdnacional.pt/Galeria/fotos/168.jpg

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http://www.cdnacional.pt/Galeria/fotos/171.jpg

http://www.cdnacional.pt/Galeria/fotos/160.jpg

http://www.cdnacional.pt/Galeria/fotos/166.jpg



You still don't know who the boy is?

Here's an hint...


http://www.cdnacional.pt/Galeria/fotos/58.jpg




EDIT: Oh! And this is for sercan; it has 20 suites. xD

Aka há planos para remodelar a outra bancada?

E porque não começaram a fazer as transmissões televisivas a partir da bancada nova? :dunno:

Depois quando houver novidades sobre o estádio do maritimo posta aqui tbm alguma coisa de lá ;)

You'll have to talk in English, or else someone will hit your head. :D


1- I don't know about any plans for the other stand and I doubt there are any.

2- Because they were already on the old stand. I guess it's good enough. And, to be honest, it's so much better to see the new stand instead of the older one.

3- I think you'll get news about that more swiftly on the Portuguese Forum. There's a thread for that stadium.

Is there any new development or construction of new stadiums or arenas in Portugal?

Is there any new development or construction of new stadiums or arenas in Portugal?

Go check the islands projects. You'll find one there.

Oh! And some days ago I watched on the news something about an interest of some Angolans on Bonfim.

Go check the islands projects. You'll find one there.

Oh! And some days ago I watched on the news something about an interest of some Angolans on Bonfim.

Why don't you post the pictures here for everyone to see?

To see some holes? It's not worthy yet.

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BOAVİSTA FC

Champion:
2000-01

5x Cup Winner:
1974-75, 1975–76, 1978–79, 1991–92, 1996–97

Portugese Super Cup:

1979, 1992, 1997

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Beautiful stadium...shame that the team is now in the minor leagues...

cap is under 30k
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Very nice !!

Why don't you post the pictures here for everyone to see?

Estádio dos Barreiros

Renovation: before: 8000 seats; after: 9480

Progress: 04/03/2010

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No. That's the old project for a new stadium that is not going to be built.

Any ideas about upper tier steepness? Looks more than 35*

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No. That's the old project for a new stadium that is not going to be built.

Do you know where I can find the renders of the new one? I saw them in a newspaper once...

Do you know where I can find the renders of the new one? I saw them in a newspaper once...

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Thanks Aka ;)

Here´s an update with some huge photos to notice the details :D

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Source: http://vistadaserra.blogspot.com/

They could've made the net taller...

Very good!

They could've made the net taller...

First thing I thought when I see it.

Update from Barreiros :)

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Photos: Walter Gouveia

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Custoias Football Club Stadium


Architects: Guilherme Machado Vaz
Location: Custóias, Matosinhos, Portugal
Client: Câmara Municipal Matosinhos
Engineering: A400, Projectistas e Consultores de Engenharia
Graphic Design: Ezzo design
Budget: 1,500,000 euros
Project Year: 2006-2007
Construction Year: 2008-2009
Photographs: Leonardo Finotti



This Project tries to harmonize the natural slope of the ground with the big leveled platform of the sport field with 9,000 sqm.

The best solution was to place this platform in an intermediate level, allowing to create a floor below the soccer field where all the facilities are located and to use the ground outside to create a garden which kind of closes the outside space.

Colour was used as an attempt to achieve this plasticity and character that reinforce the idea of mass, a heavy mineral mass that was almost sculpted by a knife. This static mass is the scenery where the players move with outstanding Dynamics.

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^^ Absolutely brilliant. The exquisitely modernist design, especially on the facade and the pathways, and that roof (it's the first time I've ever seen a triangular roof structure perpendicular to the field and not parallel!). Shame it must only hold about 5000 people in it, but still it is a pure jewel.

Oh, and the boavista one is quite terrific also. Great rectangular ground shape, totally enclosed, nice steep tiers, and probably the best combination of colors I've seen on stadium seats.

+100

Barreiros renovation update: April 30th


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Last game at home was last weekend so...no pitch already!

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North and East stands, the ones you see in costruction, will be ready for the first match day of the next season. The west stand will now be demolished and this one and the South one are due to open early this year.

Source: http://vistadaserra.blogspot.com/

Barreiros - 05/05/2010

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Barreiros - 07/05/2010

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Photos Sc0rp1us
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Proposed rennovation of the Belenenses stadium in Lisbon. Includes a shopping centre (north side) and would reduce capacity from current 40,000 to an estimated 20,000+
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Barreiros update - June 17th

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Barreiros update

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Any more updates on the Estádio dos Barreiros?

Any more updates on the Estádio dos Barreiros?

At the moment I don´t have any updates from Barreiros. I just have the info that the seats will be red and green.

I´m assuming you are an Bangor City supporter? If yes, and if you´re wondering Europa League match will be held here the answer is...probably not. So as far as I know there will be 2 matches away from the teams own stadiums :lol:

Barreiros update

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09/08/10 by Homem da Conspiraçao

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Source: forum Maritimoonline

They will use that old stand for the first matches of the season. Europa League match included.
Those almost finished stands (only lacks roof and seats) will probably be ready for the match against Benfica in mid-September.

Looks good!

Latest Barreiros update

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Barreiros update 10/09/10

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Note: President saif official capacity will 10700 seats.

^^ It looks great, can't wait to see it finished :banana:

Some nice rendes, of the works going on in the Municipal de Portimão

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currently :)

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any news about Barreiros renovation???

any news about Barreiros renovation???

Not receiving any pics lately. But I guess they are finishing the roof and placing the seats. I´ll post photos when I have them ;)

Are there in Portugal new stadiums being built and renovations apart from Barreiros at this moment?

And wich footballclub plays in the renovated stadium of Barreiros?

Barreiros is the stadium where C.S. Marítimo plays.

OK, thank you CiudadanoDelMundo,

But i have a another question. Will the main stand still to be renovated of the Barreiros stadium?

Yes, is planed to be finished in July 2011, anyway, in this link you can watch the project for the stadium.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=B1Qfa5ydA-k

Okay thanks for the information CiudadanoDelMundo. Did you happen to have more information about newly stadiums that will soon built in Portugal, renovated stadiums, and stadiums that will be expanded? But I can find not much stadium news from Portugal.

^^There´s not much going on. Barreiros is being renovated. Portimonense is having a new stadium (but first they will improve the old one as you see in the last page).

Naval has plans for a new stadium (no money though)
Varzim...same story.
Setúbal...more of the same + burocracy.
Paços de Ferreira is thinking in a new or renovate their stadium.

And that´s all for the main leagues.

@Andre idol - Thanks for the information. So if I understand correctly, there are no stadiums in construction
or in renovation at this moment, except in Barreiros and Portimonense.

^^Exactly Carlo5 ;)

The one with more chances to get build in a near future is Vitória de Setúbal new stadium...but as I said...looots of burocracy...

Is there a new renovation update from the stadium in Barreiros and/or in Portimonense?

Is there a new renovation update from the stadium in Barreiros and/or in Portimonense?

Barreiros is stop for 2 months and continue i think is because of money

BTW the original project i think is best than the actual


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Is there a new renovation update from the stadium in Barreiros and/or in Portimonense?

Barreiros renovation works are due to restart at full speed later this month...the works are pretty much like the last pictures.

Portimonense´s next game will be on the renovated stadium already so if I get any pics or videos I´ll put them here ;)

there are lot of country which have excellent stadium but in the world cup India Cricket (http://www.forumpakistan.com/cricket-worldcup-2011-teams.php) board are maintaining the excellent stadium which is due to work delay but excellent like Australia and England.

Dude...bad way to advertise..you are a Pakistani and advertising by taking name of India....ehhhhh..very bad Pakistani guy...pakistani site/forum and India in your post ....Any Mods here???

A few years ago I read something about Pacos Ferreira building a new stadium.
Have they started building yet? And if so, does anyone have any pics?

A few years ago I read something about Pacos Ferreira building a new stadium.
Have they started building yet? And if so, does anyone have any pics?

No way.

A few years ago I read something about Pacos Ferreira building a new stadium.
Have they started building yet? And if so, does anyone have any pics?

No. And there´s no plans for that in a near future. President would like to have a new or renovated stadium but €€ speak louder.

any progress of Nuevo Estádio dos Barreiros ??

any progress of Nuevo Estádio dos Barreiros ??

Nothing. Too expensive.

EDIT: "Nuevo"? This is not Spain. :P

Estádio Municipal de Leiria, a white elephant from euro 2004 looks to be on death's door.

http://aeiou.visao.pt/euro-2004-estadio-municipal-de-leiria-a-venda-em-hasta-publica=f608221

I understand the Aveiro and Algarve stadiums are facing similar situations

^^It´s going to be sold. But it´s way too expensive.

Aveiro and Algarve are fine. For now.

Any new pics of Estádio dos Barreiros?

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Any new pics of Estádio dos Barreiros?

Construction stopped a few months ago. No date for restart. Conclusion date: 2013.

Thanks, but have you any new pics of the stadium?

Thanks, but have you any new pics of the stadium?


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Estádio Marcolino de Castro

City: Santa Maria da Feira

Capacity: 5.300

Club: Feirense




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^^For what I read they will play the first home matches in Gaia and this works will be concluded in September.

I really like Gil Vicente FC new stadium (built in 2004). Very sober and realistic, given the club.

I will enumerate my favorite stadiums (not necessarily in order):

Estádio D. Afonso Henriques
- Vitória SC
- 30k
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Estádio do Dragão
- FC Porto
- 50k
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Estádio Nacional
- 40k
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Estádio José Alvalade
- Sporting CP
- 50k
- already demolished
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any progress at Estádio dos Barreiros and Estádio Marcolino de Castro in Feirense ?? thx

Works on Marcolino de Castro ended about two months ago :

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About Barreiros, I think that the construction is still standing :bash:
:okay:

Nice!

União Sport Clube Paredes [3rd division]


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Countering a trend of the current stadium, enclosing its green area inside, was what motivated us in finding this solution. The idea of “giving back” an acre of green space to the town was the main motto for this project. A solid block, which levitates into the landscape. A building which you can see and lets those who pass by see it, too. An open space to the city where football is the main entertaining agent.

The solution found refers to a volume that stands in front of the entrance plaza inviting passersby in. On the inside, there’s a pitch which takes the leading role, an element that generates emotions.

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arquitectura: Spaceworkers
via: plusmood

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loved..