AnfieldEd
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What is their current capacity? I am sure their season ticket waiting list is quite big too, so they could well do it.
Jordi Alba
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What is their current capacity? I am sure their season ticket waiting list is quite big too, so they could well do it.
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Worms
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They are good now,and when they get rid of there debts and have a huge stadium they will be able to build an even better team.
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Worms
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55 thousand......can't believe it's 10 thousand bigger than Anfield,doesn't look so big on the tele.
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http://valenciacf.lasprovincias.es/...ia-compra-parcelas-mestalla-201110141637.html
Google translate:
Promote Bankia and private investors to buy plots Mestalla for € 243 million
The plan, which could still be more ambitious, would eliminate bank debt and allow the club to finish the stadium
STAFF | VALENCIA .-
The solution to economic problems that stifle Valencia is closer. Bankia and a group of private investors promote the establishment of a company by March it would buy the old Mestalla plots in exchange for the bank debt of the club, located around 243 million euros. To reach a successful operation, the sports club would owe just over 120 million, which would provide capacity to borrow and thus conclude work on the new stadium, stalled for over two years.
The project, advanced by the SER, provides a more ambitious business opportunity, where investors buy Bankia and not just the Mestalla ground, but also the office tower on Avenida de las Cortes and the Ciudad Deportiva de Paterna, previously reclassified. In return, the Valencia get about 500 million euros, 130 of which would go to finish his new home and the rest to reduce to a minimum total debt, now located at 368 million.
Google translate:
Promote Bankia and private investors to buy plots Mestalla for € 243 million
The plan, which could still be more ambitious, would eliminate bank debt and allow the club to finish the stadium
STAFF | VALENCIA .-
The solution to economic problems that stifle Valencia is closer. Bankia and a group of private investors promote the establishment of a company by March it would buy the old Mestalla plots in exchange for the bank debt of the club, located around 243 million euros. To reach a successful operation, the sports club would owe just over 120 million, which would provide capacity to borrow and thus conclude work on the new stadium, stalled for over two years.
The project, advanced by the SER, provides a more ambitious business opportunity, where investors buy Bankia and not just the Mestalla ground, but also the office tower on Avenida de las Cortes and the Ciudad Deportiva de Paterna, previously reclassified. In return, the Valencia get about 500 million euros, 130 of which would go to finish his new home and the rest to reduce to a minimum total debt, now located at 368 million.
AnfieldEd
I am Leg End
If it is 55 thousand then I'd expect them to fill an extra 15000 seats, especially as 7500 will probably be season ticket holders.
DucdeOrléans
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We have been interested for a long time now. We could very well make a move next summer according to the recent and persistent rumours.
Metaphysical
Bomb Dropper
exactly.
I mean, the 33 y/o Abidal and the 26 y/o Adriano are much better ages to allow Grimaldo and later Fran to eek into the first-team.
Robbie
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From wikipedia:
Heh, his career path is almost identical to Ignasi Miquel. Failed defender from La Masia goes to Cornella, then immediately to a top 4 club. He'll probably find his way back. I don't think a Catalan could turn down Barca, especially if they spent a huge part of their life in its academy.
Heh, his career path is almost identical to Ignasi Miquel. Failed defender from La Masia goes to Cornella, then immediately to a top 4 club. He'll probably find his way back. I don't think a Catalan could turn down Barca, especially if they spent a huge part of their life in its academy.
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