Italian League(2010-2011)- Serie A - Page 7

Neoxter · 06-12-2011

Of course, this is why they're investing too much in the team for this upcoming season.
This are now the first Italian team to have a stadium of their own. It's similar to the English fields.

KeXasthur · 06-12-2011

It's really nice and will have a very tight atmosphere. Although the capacity is kinda low for a newly-built stadium. ( they could have opted for a UEFA-guideline stadium), and there are some small problems with the design like the rods at the corners of the stadium. However, it's a huge step by an Italian team, now most team have projects for new stadiums and that is what is encouraging. It will help Juventus a lot morally as well. This could help them initiate this "new era" of juventus that they've been talking about for the past years. A decent sporting director and a decent coach and they are set to go.

Confucius · 06-12-2011

1. Is it given a 5-star rating by UEFA?
2. How's the pitch? cz it's a huge problem in Italy, the pitch.
3. Capacity + Cost?

**Kingroudy** · 06-12-2011

Juventus Arena (temp name)
Construction cost €105 million
Capacity 41000.
In Comparision with Allianz Arena
Construction cost €340 million
Capacity 66000

Confucius · 06-12-2011

^ lol u showing off?

Allianz in comparison to Camp Nou, suck on that!

Neoxter · 06-12-2011

The capacity is enough for Juve, they don't need more. However, I hoped that it would be bigger so that International tournaments (World Cup) and European Cups (Champions and UEFA) would take place there.

I don't think it's rated by UEFA because it has just been built.
The pitch is supposed to be good, they said it's like the English stadiums.
This season will rock

Confucius · 06-12-2011

yeah, tbh I REALLY like Juve and Roma more than the Milano teams and i'm really impressed this year they seem to have turned things around, Roma with the foreigners buying the club and Juve with this huge project now, so i'm really looking forward for a more impressive/competitive Italian league this year.

06-12-2011	#61
Neoxter Beyond the Code Last Online: 06-15-2014 Join Date: Sep 2008 Posts: 2,993 Thanks: 2,214 Thanked 3,426 Times in 1,499 Posts Groans: 57 Groaned at 69 Times in 52 Posts	Of course, this is why they're investing too much in the team for this upcoming season. This are now the first Italian team to have a stadium of their own. It's similar to the English fields. __________________ Whatever you do, do it for the Lulz.

06-12-2011	#63
Confucius chou 7achich ma 7achich?! Last Online: 10-08-2013 Join Date: Jan 2009 Posts: 1,730 Thanks: 967 Thanked 1,103 Times in 764 Posts Groans: 12 Groaned at 16 Times in 13 Posts	1. Is it given a 5-star rating by UEFA? 2. How's the pitch? cz it's a huge problem in Italy, the pitch. 3. Capacity + Cost? __________________ all in all you're just another brick in the wall

06-12-2011	#64
Kingroudy Super Moderator Last Online: 02-16-2022 Join Date: May 2006 Posts: 5,580 Thanks: 1,888 Thanked 2,653 Times in 1,593 Posts Groans: 55 Groaned at 35 Times in 32 Posts	Juventus Arena (temp name) Construction cost €105 million Capacity 41000. In Comparision with Allianz Arena Construction cost €340 million Capacity 66000 __________________ click on 'Groan' to switch to my left testicle.

06-12-2011	#65
Confucius chou 7achich ma 7achich?! Last Online: 10-08-2013 Join Date: Jan 2009 Posts: 1,730 Thanks: 967 Thanked 1,103 Times in 764 Posts Groans: 12 Groaned at 16 Times in 13 Posts	^ lol u showing off? Allianz in comparison to Camp Nou, suck on that! __________________ all in all you're just another brick in the wall

06-12-2011	#66
Neoxter Beyond the Code Last Online: 06-15-2014 Join Date: Sep 2008 Posts: 2,993 Thanks: 2,214 Thanked 3,426 Times in 1,499 Posts Groans: 57 Groaned at 69 Times in 52 Posts	The capacity is enough for Juve, they don't need more. However, I hoped that it would be bigger so that International tournaments (World Cup) and European Cups (Champions and UEFA) would take place there. I don't think it's rated by UEFA because it has just been built. The pitch is supposed to be good, they said it's like the English stadiums. This season will rock __________________ Whatever you do, do it for the Lulz.

06-12-2011	#62
KeXasthur Registered Member Last Online: 12-17-2012 Join Date: Jan 2006 Posts: 2,996 Thanks: 319 Thanked 1,119 Times in 872 Posts Groans: 1 Groaned at 6 Times in 6 Posts	It's really nice and will have a very tight atmosphere. Although the capacity is kinda low for a newly-built stadium. ( they could have opted for a UEFA-guideline stadium), and there are some small problems with the design like the rods at the corners of the stadium. However, it's a huge step by an Italian team, now most team have projects for new stadiums and that is what is encouraging. It will help Juventus a lot morally as well. This could help them initiate this "new era" of juventus that they've been talking about for the past years. A decent sporting director and a decent coach and they are set to go.

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