ilgenio

ilgenio · 29-09-2004, 13:10

From Goal.com

Record Low Ticket Sales For Juve Games Continue

9/29/2004 12:33:00 PM
Juventus continue to suffer from terrible attendances at their Champions League home games.
Yesterday’s match versus Maccabi Tel Aviv saw only 6,494 tickets sold, 1,000 of which were bought by the Israeli side’s fans.

It is now three consecutive seasons that Juve’s ticket sales for Champions League matches have been progressively decreasing, a trend the Bianconero management is unable to stop.

(Can they even feed their ballboys? Let alone their players...

)
WTF... Juve's problems should be good news to us!

Stezagud · 29-09-2004, 13:16

6,000 ?!

I knew things were bad but thats shocking...

Henrik · 29-09-2004, 13:21

I understand it, I wouldn't pay to see them play either

Shmikes · 29-09-2004, 13:53

they must get away from the delle alpi ASAP and start reducing ticket prices!!!! That is absolutely shocking for one of the biggest teams in EUrope!!!! Why do they have such low attendances?

Ruffian · 29-09-2004, 16:52

Cause they're boring to watch.

Bayman · 29-09-2004, 17:13

They only made 116.000 € from ticket sales in this match. (Italian goal.com)
Better so.
But they receive a 90m€ paycheck by SKY Italia each year.

Shmikes · 29-09-2004, 18:31

but still why such low attedances for such a game(I know they aint the biggest team Maccabi still champs league still lookin for a 30,000 surely?

AC-GIOFFRE · 29-09-2004, 21:11

I was told that it is easy to get tickets to watch Juve play. You can go to the game and buy tickets at the door.

Another reason for Juve having poor attendances is that believe it or not more people in Torino support Torino than Juventus. Torino have more fans than juve in Italy.

BG1 · 29-09-2004, 22:18

Delle Alpi is a terrible stadium and Juve don't have many supporters in Torino so I'm not really surprised that so few people have showed up to see a match vs Maccabi.
Still pretty sad to see though...

Henrik · 30-09-2004, 05:38

Quote:

Originally Posted by AC-GIOFFRE

Torino have more fans than juve in Italy.

That is not true. Juve have more fans in Italy than any other club. Their problem is that very few of those live in Torino. Hence they get paid well for TV-rights (because their fans can't come to the stadium) but fail to fill Del Alpi.

argo · 30-09-2004, 05:56

Quote:

Originally Posted by Henrik

That is not true. Juve have more fans in Italy than any other club. Their problem is that very few of those live in Torino. Hence they get paid well for TV-rights (because their fans can't come to the stadium) but fail to fill Del Alpi.

Several years ago I've heard that biggest Juve community lived in Milano.

maybe in the future they'll move to Milano.

rae · 30-09-2004, 05:56

What is the capacity of Del Alpi?
60.000 or 70.000 or even more?

almilan · 30-09-2004, 06:00

The new Napoli played its first Serie C1 match in front of 60,000 fans at the Stadio San Paolo. The club, created by movie mogul Aurelio De Laurentiis following the bankruptcy of Napoli Calcio, started its League campaign with a 3-3 draw against Cittadella.
Giampiero Ventura's men went behind to Carteri's opener after just four minutes, but turned it all around with Ignoffo, Savino and a D'Aniello own goal. However, their lack of fitness levels – as the team has been together for less than a month – showed all too clearly in the second half. Cittadella fought back and earned the point with Giacobbo's free kick and a De Gasperini finish.The future is nonetheless looking bright for Napoli, who have already sold 15,000 season tickets for Serie C1, almost as many as Juventus in the top flight.

Doesnt reflect too well on juve does it!

Henrik · 30-09-2004, 06:05

Quote:

Originally Posted by argo

Several years ago I've heard that biggest Juve community lived in Milano.

maybe in the future they'll move to Milano.

They would be well served doing so, Del Alpi is probably the worst stadium used in Serie A. The atmosphere is about as exciting as an accounts office.

almilan · 30-09-2004, 06:05

Quote:

Originally Posted by rae

What is the capacity of Del Alpi?
60.000 or 70.000 or even more?

its 69,??? not sure exact figure its under 70,000 but above 69,000
the average attendance last year in serie a for them was under 35,000

29-09-2004, 13:10	#1
ilgenio Registered User Join Date: 11 2002 Location: 虎穴龍潭 Fave Players: Zico, Marco van Basten, Dejan Savicevic, Kaka	New Juve Record! From Goal.com Record Low Ticket Sales For Juve Games Continue 9/29/2004 12:33:00 PM Juventus continue to suffer from terrible attendances at their Champions League home games. Yesterday’s match versus Maccabi Tel Aviv saw only 6,494 tickets sold, 1,000 of which were bought by the Israeli side’s fans. It is now three consecutive seasons that Juve’s ticket sales for Champions League matches have been progressively decreasing, a trend the Bianconero management is unable to stop. (Can they even feed their ballboys? Let alone their players... ) WTF... Juve's problems should be good news to us! __________________ AC Milan Prediction League 2005/ 06 Champion ALWAYS RED ALWAYS BLACK ALWAYS ROSSONERO ~ ~

29-09-2004, 13:16	#2
Stezagud Registered User Join Date: 06 2003 Location: England Fave Players: Keano (ret), Rooney, Maldini	6,000 ?! I knew things were bad but thats shocking... __________________ 'Well, Clive, it's all about the two Ms - movement and positioning.' - Big Ron

29-09-2004, 17:13	#6
Bayman Registered User Join Date: 05 2003	They only made 116.000 € from ticket sales in this match. (Italian goal.com) Better so. But they receive a 90m€ paycheck by SKY Italia each year. __________________ "Football is a simple game based on the giving and taking of passes, of controlling the ball and of making yourself available to receive a pass. It is terribly simple." Bill Shankly

29-09-2004, 21:11	#8
AC-GIOFFRE Registered User Join Date: 10 2001 Location: Adelaide, Australia Fave Players: Maldini, Pirlo, Pippo and Cassano	I was told that it is easy to get tickets to watch Juve play. You can go to the game and buy tickets at the door. Another reason for Juve having poor attendances is that believe it or not more people in Torino support Torino than Juventus. Torino have more fans than juve in Italy. __________________ RIP JOHNNY WARREN "I TOLD YOU SO" Johnny Warren

29-09-2004, 13:21	#3
Henrik Registered User Join Date: 05 1999 Location: Barbados	I understand it, I wouldn't pay to see them play either

29-09-2004, 13:53	#4
Shmikes Registered User Join Date: 05 2004 Location: Scotland Fave Players: Shevchenko	they must get away from the delle alpi ASAP and start reducing ticket prices!!!! That is absolutely shocking for one of the biggest teams in EUrope!!!! Why do they have such low attendances?

29-09-2004, 16:52	#5
Ruffian Registered User Join Date: 09 2002 Location: ...ovunque... Fave Players: Nesta, Maldini, Costacurta	Cause they're boring to watch.

29-09-2004, 18:31	#7
Shmikes Registered User Join Date: 05 2004 Location: Scotland Fave Players: Shevchenko	but still why such low attedances for such a game(I know they aint the biggest team Maccabi still champs league still lookin for a 30,000 surely?

29-09-2004, 22:18	#9
BG1 Registered User Join Date: 11 2002 Location: Montreal Fave Players: Jay Jay Okocha	Delle Alpi is a terrible stadium and Juve don't have many supporters in Torino so I'm not really surprised that so few people have showed up to see a match vs Maccabi. Still pretty sad to see though...

30-09-2004, 05:56	#12
rae BANNED Join Date: 10 2003 Location: Memel, Lithuania Fave Players: Costacurta Giggs & Rui Costa	What is the capacity of Del Alpi? 60.000 or 70.000 or even more?

30-09-2004, 06:00	#13
almilan Registered User Join Date: 07 2004 Location: Ireland Fave Players: Maldini, Baresi, Gullit, Shevchenko, Kaka	The new Napoli played its first Serie C1 match in front of 60,000 fans at the Stadio San Paolo. The club, created by movie mogul Aurelio De Laurentiis following the bankruptcy of Napoli Calcio, started its League campaign with a 3-3 draw against Cittadella. Giampiero Ventura's men went behind to Carteri's opener after just four minutes, but turned it all around with Ignoffo, Savino and a D'Aniello own goal. However, their lack of fitness levels – as the team has been together for less than a month – showed all too clearly in the second half. Cittadella fought back and earned the point with Giacobbo's free kick and a De Gasperini finish.The future is nonetheless looking bright for Napoli, who have already sold 15,000 season tickets for Serie C1, almost as many as Juventus in the top flight. Doesnt reflect too well on juve does it!

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