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10 years of FIFhttps://www.fcinter1908.it/primo-piano/sala-stadio-inter-milan/?intcmp=gazzanet-sala
Looks like the city will do everything they can to not lose the meazza for free. It s gonna be atleast another 10 years before we have a new stadium unless we budge and fucking renovate the meazza
Looks like the city will do everything they can to not lose the meazza for free. It s gonna be atleast another 10 years before we have a new stadium unless we budge and fucking renovate the meazza
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10 years of FIFI really fear we end up renovating the Meazza. What a shit show.
Do as n4l suggests, start playing hard ball. And I mean real hard ball, with a concrete plans for stadium built in Sesto San Giovanni. New architecture competition and all.
Do as n4l suggests, start playing hard ball. And I mean real hard ball, with a concrete plans for stadium built in Sesto San Giovanni. New architecture competition and all.
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10 years of FIFI dont know where and what Sesto San Giovanni is, but I'd love to call that club AC Sesto San Giovanni 
Sounds exactly like those random Serie C clubs on FM
Sounds exactly like those random Serie C clubs on FM
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I dont know where and what Sesto San Giovanni is, but I'd love to call that club AC Sesto San Giovanni
Sounds exactly like those random Serie C clubs on FM
Sesto San Giovanni is a small municipality that falls within the borders of the "Greater Milan" (think about the "Greater London" area: it's the same thing).
In Sesto San Giovanni, also called "Sesto" for short, there is a very large privately owned area that has been chosen by Inter and Milan as the alternative site for building the new stadium.
The owner of the area is more than willing to sell it to us and Milan, and the Sesto municipality is ready to roll out the red carpet, so to many it looks like a better option, by far, than dealing with the Milan municipality, which on the contrary is constantly creating obstacles.
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Well, this is strictly my guess, but I can see two reasons: 1.Milan and the San Siro area could be preferred for their prestige, compared to a small nearby town; 2. Inter and Milan might consider useful in the long run to be in good terms with the Milan municipality.
I might also add that, even in case Inter and Milan are already considering to build their stadium in the alternative site, it could be useful to them to wait a few months, to show that it's the city of Milan to make things difficult and almost kind of force them away. Again, strictly my speculation.
On a side note, Sesto is served by the Greater Milan's metro system, so there would not be specific problems in terms of logistics.
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10 years of FIFThe New York yankees and New York Giants do not play in NYC well technically the Bronx is but it’s a shitty part of it
The New England patriots do not play in Boston they play an hour away in what has to be the most frustrating stadium to
Ever get to
If we can have our own stadium and it’s the easiest route to it then pull the trigger. In the long run can be a win win. The smaller town will get more business and foot traffic and we get our stadium + the revenue from it. This whole stadium thing is starting to be like a soap opera will Inter and it’s love interest end up together.... find out next week on the brave and the bold
The New England patriots do not play in Boston they play an hour away in what has to be the most frustrating stadium to
Ever get to
If we can have our own stadium and it’s the easiest route to it then pull the trigger. In the long run can be a win win. The smaller town will get more business and foot traffic and we get our stadium + the revenue from it. This whole stadium thing is starting to be like a soap opera will Inter and it’s love interest end up together.... find out next week on the brave and the bold
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Most Passionate MemberThey do play in New York City. They just do not play in Manhattan which for some reason is considered the only part of NYC. Some New York NFL teams do play in New Jersey though.
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Brooklyn is one of the five boroughs and is definitely part of new york city.
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10 years of FIFThe nets play In Brooklyn. The nicks play in Maddison square garden. The rangers play there too I think
The giants/jets play in New Jersey. Pretty sure the soccer team does as well
Yankees are in the Bronx. The Mets who I forget exist play in the city
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Just saying if no place in the actual city play where you can have the best stadium. The patriots are the best American football team and their stadium in west bum fk!!
People still go even tho it’s a pain in the ass to get to. Giants stadium in NJ is a huge huge pain in the ass to get to as well.
When you are in a major city tough to build a huge stadium
In the middle with parking and transportation that can get to it .
Near Gillette they totally saved that area and has great shopping centers, restaurants and shit to do that wouldn’t have been in a dead town with the Patriots being there.
Rather have our own stadium in 5 years then talking about this in 20 because we want it right where we currently are? Where will we play for the few seasons it’s being built?
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Using America as an example is not useful for Italy. Plus, I can give several case studies in the US where building a sports stadium in the wrong area (far in the suburbs) has resulted in a disaster for the host teams attendance and Interest. Miami and Phoenix immediately come to mind. That said, Italy is different.
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Forum Supporter10 years of FIFSesto is available by the metro and I think also by train from Milan.
It would be simillar to Manchester United: The Old Trafford isn't located in Manchester, but in Greater Manchester.
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10 years of FIFNostradamusMost Passionate MemberManchester United was never the city's club though, it was always a suburbial team. They just changed their name at some point to Manchester to remove attachment from a neighborhood(town). Salford for example is a similar example but it's actually adjacent to the city of Manchester whereas Newton Heath is probably the equivalent of Pavia or Bergamo calling itself a suburb of Milano.
Old Trafford is actually an area within Greater Manchester, it's not a street or something like other English teams have (Anfield Road, Elland Road etc). And it's on the other side of the club's original home spot.
Man City's stadium being off the city's limits is a better example, but I think they ensured that the city's limits expanded to that area as it was some defunct industrial park. And the council owns the stadium actually.
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Correct. Sesto is easy to get to, unlike many of the stadiums build on cheap land in suburbs in America.