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#177 ·
I like he 55k project better! Regardless I still prefer the Estadio Municipale sorry Olympico, it's smaller, it has a track but I just like is location right next to the Lingotto and other cool sights in Torino.
It looks like things are moving slow and not in the direction the club wanted. But if they dump the tracks, lower the pitch, lower the stands and build one or, more likely, two levels of luxury suites, they 'll get their money back faster!
 
#179 ·
is it possible to expand it later?
3rd tier etc.
 
#180 · (Edited)
a 3rd tier may be not but, as the Club announced, the project should take in account some further (probably temporary) expansions. Dunno how though.

Anyway.. considering Juventus would probably join the Champions League next season it would need an expansion of the Olimpico (its current stadia) which is still being planned. It should increase its capacity by 25K to 28K in order to satisfy UEFA's request for the Champions.
 
#181 ·
3rd tier or like san siro just an extansion of the 2nd tier.
how many suites will it have?
 
#183 ·
no, suites / vip boxes / palcos ..
 
#184 ·
ah ok.. posted by Hogan in the Italian Forum.

Ecco il nuovo progetto, da LaStampa di oggi.
E' sostanzialmente semi-identico al progetto per gli Europei.
La differenza più evidente è quella del rivestimento esterno (la rete microforata è sostituita da fasce di alluminio bianche e nere). Un dettaglio direi. :)
Qualche miglioria anche alla parte est del complesso, atta a consentire l'utilizzo del centro commerciale esterno anche in caso di chiusura dell'impianto per questioni di ordine pubblico.
La sistemazione degli spalti si presenterà come quattro tribune, non corpi a se però, tipo Marassi, ma unite da piccole curvature.
La copertura sarà in teflon semitrasparente e acciaio.


The render probably doesn't correspond to the final project but the data are updated.

Capacity: 40.700
Vip boxes: 120
 
#185 ·
Thanks a lot
I will add it to my list
1 Estadio Santiago Bernabéu 241
2 Stade de France 168
3 Wembley 166
4 Estádio da Luz 156
5 Twickenham Stadium 150
6 Emirates Stadium 150
7 Millenium Stadium 124
8 Estádio José Alvalade XXI 120
9 White Hart Lane 120
10 New Juventus Arena 120
11 Allianz Arena 106
12 Villa Park 104
13 Estádio do Dragão 96
14 Amsterdam ArenA 83
15 Veltins Arena 81
16 Olympiastadion Berlin 76
17 Commerzbank-Arena 76
18 Estadio Vicente Calderón 74
19 Nou Estadio Valencia 72
20 Weser Stadion 70
21 Boleyn Ground 70
22 City of Manchester Stadium 68
23 Stadion Lokomotiv 60
24 Sükrü Saracoglu Stadi 60
25 AOL Arena 50
26 RheinEnergie Stadion 48
27 Ricoh Arena 46
28 Gottlieb-Daimler-Stadion 44
29 Borussia-Park 42
30 MSV-Arena 41
31 De Kuip 40
32 Néo Stádio Karaïskáki 40
33 Constant Vanden Stock Stadion 37
34 Atatürk Olimpiyat Stadi 34
35 Volkswagen-Arena 32
36 Darlington Arena 30
37 Stade de Geneve 29
38 AWD Arena 29
39 The Hawthorns 29
40 LTU Arena 27
41 Kadir Has Sehir Stadi 25
42 Estadi Camp Nou 23
43 Schluefweg 22
44 Stade de Suisse 18
45 Olympiakó Stádio Spýros Loúis 16
46 Zentralstadion 16
47 east-Credit Stadion 14
48 Fritz-Walter-Stadion 12
49 Signal Iduna Park 11
50 St. Jakobs Park 11
51 BayArena 10
 
#188 ·
^^
Exactly.
I know that many people prefer the old Delle Alpi for its elegant shape but, believe me, that track field and the undeground level made it a unconfortable stadium. A completely new one is highly wellcome.

Anyway the new official project should be revealed on Friday.
 
#192 ·
What kind of numbers does the Vecchia Siniora draw as attendance now that she has returned to the refubrished Comunale?
IMHO, the new stadium is still far away...
 
#196 ·
According to Stadionwelt.de, demolition of Delle Alpi will start in 3 weeks.
The new stadium should be ready in summer 2011.

Is Juventus Arena an official name or will the new one also be called Delle Alpi (since its on the same location)? Or maybe a sponsor name? Would be the first one in Italy as far as I know.
 
#197 ·
Highest Gate 22495 Palermo
Lowest Gate 20000 Catania Calcio
Average Attendance 21232

Attendance stats so far this season excluding champs league. One of the biggest puzzlers in football why Juve get a lower attendance than expected for a club of such history, success and status.
Even when they were in delle alpi the crowds were way lower than desirable. But as we know a new juventus only stadium and continued success plus a clean slate no more scandals and perhaps a regular 40,000 can be acheived.
 
#198 ·
^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^

There are a number of factors.

# The biggest of all is that you can 'buy' any Italian football match and watch it in the comfort of your own home, without the hassles of venturing out to a stadium. At the very least it would be on in every pizzeria, bar, cafe in Italy seeing it is a Juve game. Supposedly the most popular team.

# A big factor also is a lot of Juventus support is in the south and outside of Turin. They would get 60k average if they relocated to Napoli or Milan. They say in the south of Italy, Juventus is the biggest club. In Milano, Juve is 33.3 percent, as Inter is 33.3 and AC is 33.3.

# Turin has a dimishing population, industry has been going backward in Piedemonte(Turin's state) for the last 30 years. It is a town like Cleveland or Detroit in America. Italy's 'rust belt'.

# Stadium, people did not like the old joint. We have all heard the excuses. But that is only a small part in reality. Crowd violence and comfort are also big factors. Possibly is the scandals of the match rigging that Juve has been involved in for the past 20 years has lost a lot of her supporters.
 
#199 ·
Juventus attendance figures is a reflection on Italian soccer in general. Most serie A clubs and that includes Internazionale get poor crowds. If Italian fans spent less time fighting in train stations and more time on the terraces supporting their team they may survive longer in Europe.
 
#203 ·
They can't demolish the Delle Alpi and build the new Juventus Stadium at the same time. I mean, the renderings show the outline of the stadium being retained.
 
#204 ·
Why not?
Juve do not play in the Delle Ali Stadium
 
#205 ·
They should stay at Communale. It is central and Juve does not even fill that. But I guess they are the 2nd favourite team in Turin so what do you expect.

Everyone follows Torino because they are 'going against the boss' club!'
 
#225 ·
I live quite close to the old Comunale and, believe me, it's quite a bad place for football matches: first of all there are no big car parks for those who are crazy enough to drive in for it. Moreover in case of clashes police has to fight in a very built-up area (since those "supporters" won't beat up each other next to the soldier, whose barracks are close to the stadium, northwards and eastwards). In the last season we experienced some riotings before Torino-Juve derby, and it wasn't pleasant for us who live in the area. The Delle Alpi is surrounded by open spaces, easier to get controlled.

And if you're thinking: "a stadium downtown is better served by public transport" it's not really like that: sure there are some bus and tram lines, but during games they're diverted or served by old (and tiny) bus since GTT doesn't want to see its properties demolished.

Sorry but 40,000 capacity is a joke for a club such Juventus and an industrial city like Torino.I am disappointed :eek:hno:.Even in Germany a village called Hoffenheim with 3000 people built a 33,000 capacity stadium.

Juventus have to built a 50,000-60,000 capacity stadium at minimum.I would prefer a 65,000 capacity stadium
Torino's no longer an industrial city... we still got some big factories, but not like in the '80s. and, as others said before, Juve's attendance has been quite poor recently.
 
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