Man_City_Loyal
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Have the ground updated, building another new stadium will just pump resources from the team.
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Etihad Campus, Stadium and Collar Site Development Thread
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And also 29k despite challenging then for the title. It looks great, but I think the bowl itself looks quite similar to ours and we asfans are not paying £1,000 plus for it.Thought Spurs were mad spending so much on a new stadium. It does look the business though. Have been to most PL grounds& never seen the level of facilities they seem to be offering. The 60K capacity seems low though. They recently got 80K at Wembley for the Arsenal game.
I hope City feel able to extend the current ground as we are at capacity in a period where we could have considerable growth.
Durham Blue
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Have you seen Camp Nou from the inside , it’s crumbling!!Have you seen the Camp Nou from the outside?
Carlos The Jackal
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Thought Spurs were mad spending so much on a new stadium. It does look the business though. Have been to most PL grounds& never seen the level of facilities they seem to be offering. The 60K capacity seems low though. They recently got 80K at Wembley for the Arsenal game.
https://www.worldfootball.net/attendance/eng-premier-league-2018-2019/1/
remember arthur mann
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Directive from the rags, can't be seen to have more fans than them !!The 60K capacity seems low though. They recently got 80K at Wembley for the Arsenal game.
Churchlawtonblue
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They have also been getting some really low attendances for some of their home games at Wembley. 30 and 40k odd at times!Thought Spurs were mad spending so much on a new stadium. It does look the business though. Have been to most PL grounds& never seen the level of facilities they seem to be offering. The 60K capacity seems low though. They recently got 80K at Wembley for the Arsenal game.
HelloCity
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There were 2 options mooted I believe. One on the North Car Park site and the other on what's now the CFA site. If they'd built one on the CFA site it would have been a jaw-dropping, no-expense-spared stadium.
Imagine something like this:
http://www.afl-architects.com/projects/ataturk-stadium
http://www.afl-architects.com/projects/new-camp-nou-competition-fc-barcelona
The Asda site could be a contender.
Cc @fbloke
quiet_riot
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Pure unadulterated madness! Thanks for posting!
Given the option, I'd prefer something like that and we stay 'on site', rather than move 500 metres for the sake of it.
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Juventus played in a 70000 stadium, they are the biggest club in Italy and are one of the biggest clubs in the world.Thought Spurs were mad spending so much on a new stadium. It does look the business though. Have been to most PL grounds& never seen the level of facilities they seem to be offering. The 60K capacity seems low though. They recently got 80K at Wembley for the Arsenal game.
They built a new ground and decided they wanted a better, smaller, compact, atmospheric stadium than a giant bowl of nothingness.
Juventus stadium holds just 41507.
Carlos The Jackal
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Spurs average attendance this season is less than ours anyway so he's talking shite.Juventus played in a 70000 stadium, they are the biggest club in Italy and are one of the biggest clubs in the world.
They built a new ground and decided they wanted a better, smaller, compact, atmospheric stadium than a giant bowl of nothingness.
Juventus stadium holds just 41507.