Quite a few international tournaments use 'smaller' stadia.
Most of the ones in Qatar only hold 40k.
All but three of the 10 stadiums used in France for Euro 2016 had smaller capacities than Bramley Moore. One even had a capacity of 33k!
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Most of the ones in Qatar only hold 40k.
All but three of the 10 stadiums used in France for Euro 2016 had smaller capacities than Bramley Moore. One even had a capacity of 33k!
tommye
Player Valuation: £100m
Taken just now. Loads of work on East stand, terracing going in on North East corner, roof truss prep work along South stand.
Had the pleasure of meeting Barry @Noggsy blue while I was there.
Nice fella.
We fanboy'd together ?
Haven’t popped in this thread for a while.
Wow! Some serious progress in the stadium build has been made
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Wow! Some serious progress in the stadium build has been made
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Personally think he should do one full stop, totally unlikable prat, who has far outstayed his welcome, good riddance..
No seats on the hill because the railway line runs behind it and any ground near it is not owned by the GAA.The Dubs see it as the home end and would object to it been seated. I always thought it was left that way as a mark of respect for the fans murdered on Bloody Sunday 1920.
BullensRoad
Player Valuation: £25m
But if you had the opportunity for bigger stadia then would they? I think previous tournaments wasn't by choice.
Between us and city. Etihad campus is pretty dead tbh so I think we should get it.
Not so mate seats have been installed on the HiIl in the past, when the International football team played there in the noughties they installed them.
Thanks for that , just shows how long its been since i was in Croke park.
Was 2007 to be fair and it hurts my eyes! lol
The biggest issue i would see, is that Football pitch is far smaller then a Gaelic football pitch and Croker is built for Gaelic Games. You couldn't play any Gaelic Games in the Aviva or Wembley for example, they are to small.
This does look awful a Football match on Croke Parks Gaelic Pitch, shows how small a Football pitch is though compared to a Gaelic Football Pitch:
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They might put some temporary seating in, if it's left empty it wouldn't look good on TV though which might put Uefa off using it.
Edit just seen post above.
The binman chronicles
Player Valuation: £80m
It would be a bit smaller capacity without the standing on the hill which would put it in the ball park of OT and Principality. Imho Ireland have to make that choice whether they want the Aviva or Croke and seeing as the FAI is linked with the Aviva then surely Croke won't be on the final bid.
Two stadiums basically a stone's throw away from each other is a bit of a waste, no matter how good they both are.
anton66
Player Valuation: £50m
He’s a Geordie mate. Head getting bigger by the day.
sbbefc
Player Valuation: £25m
You have to remember that with these tournaments not every game is Brazil vs Argentina or England vs Germany. There often won't be a huge demand for tickets especially in the group stages. I've been to a couple of games in the euros. Wales vs Russia and Ireland vs Italy. Whilst the Welsh and the Irish came in huge numbers the Russians and Italians didn't. The stadium looked relatively full but there were still plenty of empty seats, from memory both stadiums held 30-35k.
tommytowne
Player Valuation: £50m
Best news on this issue since construction began.
Now where's that cone?
Now where's that cone?