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what makes it so modern?
>>158410711No towers no watchy
>>158410711Looks like a gateau
>>158410711By the times this gets actually built it will be the most ancient stadium
>>158410924Building starts 2027Opens for the 2031 season
>>158410711ALL ALONG THE WATCHTOWERSPOLENTONE KEPT THE VIEW
>>158410982Ah yes Italy, well known for finishing construction projects on time with absolute zero setbacks and fluid bureaucracy
>shared stadiumjejbbilanoids and sfinterists larping as a top team never fails to amaze me
>>158411044kek
>>158410711What will be completed first, the stadium or the corruption case around where most of the money for it went.
>>158411044Glass house much?
>>158411073Come on fra, there are levels to this shit
that bridge to sicily will be completed before this
>>158410711>Europa League's and Conference's trophies as pillars for the external facadeFitting
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>>158411048>>158411103>juve
>>158410711I'm kind of mad that they still intend to share the stadium. But I am relatively pleased with the capacity, 71500 seems okay. Kind of humiliating to have to go smaller, but still a decent size. Wasn't sure whether they'd go lower or not1.2 billion price tag is a lot, and 2032 is a relatively tight scheduleSurprised it doesn't have a closable roof. It seems fairly modest in features. Sure, it can host NFL games and concerts, but this seems fairly standard all in allAnd it looks quite fine
>>158410711>this is supposed to replace San SiroI hate everything about this plastic world we live in. The day the ayy lmaos invade Earth, I'll support them.
>>158410717the diversity in the stands
Within the next 20 years, my club apparently needs a new stadium. I am very nervous, >we'd need a bigger one but don't have that much money. Seeing an 1.2 billion price tag on a stadium with 71,500 seats without apparent fancy features scares me
>modern>2031>no roof
>>158410711those houses look american, wtf?
>>158421577the design studio behind this roofless eyesore is made of amerigolems, it couldn’t be otherwise given that both Milan teams are owned by investment funds from over there.the funny thing is that the bloke who led the project is Norman Foster (who also designed The Gherkin in London), who by his own admission has said: >"More recently, I discovered that there are two legendary teams that call this one stadium home"just imagine what must have come out of it as the work progressed.
>>158422237Norman Foster's original family name was Feinsteinthink about that
Does it even have a/c?Broke pasta bois
>>158411044>tf>tp
>>158410711I’ve never been one to say skyscrapers are phallic expressions but that tower in the background looks exactly like a boner sticking up in the air
>>158410711Why don't they spend that money on buying better coaches and players?
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>>158422638why are you gay
>>158422638it's milan, the italian capital of fashion, faggotry and financetheir american football team is called seamen milano ffs lol
>>158410711>sharing a stadiumKwab
>poor brown south of the country seething at the richer, Whiter northThis really is universal, isn’t it?
>>158411073I think a glass house would take even more time...
>>158411044Just like my islanders
>>158410711Reminds me of the New RFK Stadium
>>158431195Yeah, I thought about it as well at first
>>158431203>>158431195Interestingly, the Commanders‘ Stadium will have 6,500 fewer seats, but more than triple the priceProbably
>>158431216That's modern American stadium development for you. More Luxury Boxes and bloated construction budgets because the government is paying.
