Nou Camp to be demolished

so Barca can build a new stadium with an extra 5500 seats

http://www.fcbarcelona.com/club/deta...ght-of-january

for 5500 extra seats? are they having a laugh

Gay.

All about the premium seats

£#%&! off !!!

They'd just tac another sub standard build on the top of another tier or corner..

No way hoSay are they grafting on a new build..

I honestly thought this was a joke until I saw that you provided a reference...
Are they for real?

I don't actually understand why they would want to do that, just for an extra 5500 seats, anyone care to shed some light? :shakehead:

Originally Posted by lewis

I honestly thought this was a joke until I saw that you provided a reference...
Are they for real?

I don't actually understand why they would want to do that, just for an extra 5500 seats, anyone care to shed some light? :shakehead:

Corporates. Bringing in stag parties of stockbrokers from London and Berlin paying top wedge.

Originally Posted by andyroo

Corporates. Bringing in stag parties of stockbrokers from London and Berlin paying top wedge.

The Berlin stock exchange is the best one

I thought the rejuvenation of the Camp Nou had already been agreed

Knocking it down would be shocking :shakehead:

Originally Posted by lewis

I honestly thought this was a joke until I saw that you provided a reference...
Are they for real?

I don't actually understand why they would want to do that, just for an extra 5500 seats, anyone care to shed some light? :shakehead:

The stadium is looking pretty old tbh, and they are now basically owned by Qatar who will probably be paying for the stadium. :shakehead:

Can anyone read? They havem't made a decision yet so it's not gettign demolished yet. Even if it was then the economics could be quite simple. It is often cheaper and easier to start form scratch than to redevelop which could be a bit fiddly

We can all be romantic about it, but the Nou Camp is a bit of a shit hole.

It makes sense that they'd want to rebuild it. I'm surprised they're keeping the capacity so high. I can't think of another modern football stadium with a capacity over 100k.

If they build it, it'll be truly amazing and probably unparalleled.

Originally Posted by andyroo

Corporates. Bringing in stag parties of stockbrokers from London and Berlin paying top wedge.

Thanks for shedding some light, your motto is very fitting indeed Still a stupid idea though IMO, Nou Camp is a brilliant stadium!

Originally Posted by Admiral

The stadium is looking pretty old tbh, and they are now basically owned by Qatar who will probably be paying for the stadium. :shakehead:

Theres no end to how deep Qatar's pockets are so wouldn't be overly surprised, but Nou camp is a fine looking stadium and holds like 100,000! Madness to rebuild a new stadium entirely

Originally Posted by Lok

If they build it, it'll be truly amazing and probably unparalleled.

If they don't bring in international help it will be a shoddy mess years behind any timeframe.

Originally Posted by forzagarza

Can anyone read? They havem't made a decision yet so it's not gettign demolished yet. Even if it was then the economics could be quite simple. It is often cheaper and easier to start form scratch than to redevelop which could be a bit fiddly

everyone's scared of the fiddly stuff since savilegate.

the world needs another stadium that feels like an airport

Top beer

Originally Posted by lewis

Thanks for shedding some light, your motto is very fitting indeed Still a stupid idea though IMO, Nou Camp is a brilliant stadium!

Hey?? It's a mess. I last went 10 years ago and it was in a state of decay then.

Originally Posted by Thrush

Hey?? It's a mess. I last went 10 years ago and it was in a state of decay then.

I went in 88 when Hughes was there and it was a shit hole then. Shows just how forward thinking United were when they started the stadium improvements 20 years ago.

Originally Posted by believe

I went in 88 when Hughes was there and it was a shit hole then. Shows just how forward thinking United were when they started the stadium improvements 20 years ago.

yeah reducing capacity is always forward thinking