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[Football] AC Milan New Ground
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Hampster Gull
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The Andy Naylor Fan Club
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Not an ounce of Italian style. Did they steal the cladding idea from Selhurst?
Mackenzie
Old Brightonian
The minecraft arena?
The Andy Naylor Fan Club
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48,000 capacity
The top image looks as though they have inserted a giant roulette wheel inside the stadium.
Hampster Gull
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What about Inter
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What about Inter
They want to build a new ground too - not seen any plans so far though
Hampster Gull
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DarrenFreemansPerm
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The Guisseppe Meazza is a superb stadium, it has a far larger capacity than this design too. Maybe AC are trying to follow the route The Old Lady took with building a smaller, intimate stadium that will always be full and rocking.
West Hoathly Seagull
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Funny, when Milan were winning everything at the start of the 1990s, they had 70,000 season ticket holders. Even Inter only used to get two thirds of their end for the Milan Derby. They really have fallen some way, as has the whole of Serie A by the sound of things.
carteater
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What's wrong with the San Siro
Pretty pink fairy
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The premier league will go the same way, it's only a matter of time
regards
DR
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What's wrong with the San Siro
Most of it is quite old, it's too big for them and they don't own it any more.
carteater
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just had a look at the average attendances in the last few years, less than half of it is filled on average.
and they've been finishing mid table, what happened to them??
Norman Baker suck my lozenge
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You could be talking about the Albion.
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Jealous. This is a stadium I would very much like to visit at some point.
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Yoda
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Exactly this, the majority of stadiums in Italy were built for the world cup 25 years ago and are owned by the local authorities with the clubs renting them but policed run by the LA. The FIGC want to follow the British model of clubs owning and running their stadia.
