Stadiums

[The Colonel]

 

[Wavey]

Pancho Arena, Hungary.

 

[kiffa]

Pancho Arena, Hungary.

This was the first stadium in the thread

Fecking beautiful tho

 

[Wavey]

This was the first stadium in the thread

Fecking beautiful tho

I blame the fungi

 

[kiffa]

I blame the fungi

Wavey be trippin yo

 

[The Colonel]

 

[Arfur Ap Llewellyn Europe]

 

[The Colonel]

Floodlights at the home of Karpaty Krosno ground also a speedway track which has great following in Poland

 

[The Colonel]

Not a stadium but Leicester's new £100m training facility (keep audio muted if you wish to remain sane)

 

[Travis Bickle]

An artist’s impression of Everton’s planned new stadium

 

[Steve R]

And this was the 'Executive' Entrance.

 

[The Colonel]

 

[Knees up Brian Clark]

Apparently it’s been named the Ken Bates memorial enclosure in honour of the great man

 

[The Colonel]

 

[The Colonel]

Leicester City submit planning application for King Power Stadium expansion

Leicester City: Premier League club submit planning application for King Power Stadium expansion

Move follows a public consultation in August and September; Club statement: Having now shared our proposals with a diverse range of stakeholders, the clubs belief in the projects transformational potential has been strengthened.

www.skysports.com

 

[The Colonel]

 

[The Colonel]

Boca Juniors Stadium, Buenos Aires.

Officially called Estadio Alberto J. Armando stadium, known colloquially as La Bombonera.

Boca have over 16 million fans, the highest in Argentina.

The Argentinian Superliga football club Boca Juniors has been planning to expand its home Estadio Alberto J Armando Stadium (in Buenos Aires, Argentina), widely known as La Bombonera, for several years now. The plans have been revealed recently.

The venue underlined for its iconic VIP balconies will be done away with and few houses will also be knocked down. A new grandstand will come up which will accommodate 21,000 additional visitors. The new grandstand will take up the capacity of the stadium from 49,000 to 70,000 seats. The facility will also be completely roofed. Plans are in the offing to make it a 100,000 capacity venue.

The name has been given Proyecto Esloveno due to the nationality of Tomaz Camernik, the Slovenian architect behind the plans. The price tag of Proyecto Esloveno is expected to be around $70m (£54.7m/€63.5m). The budget only includes the construction of the grandstand which will take around 15 months. The roof is out of the scheme of things for now and will be installed at a later date.

 

[Arfur Ap Llewellyn Europe]

 

[The Colonel]

 

[Jimmytaff]

Walked past it the other day. Looks impressive