Gudijoje žiūrovų mažėja stabiliai jau kelinti metai iš eilės. Jeigu dabar gėdingas skaičius 1709, tai 2016 m, pabaigoje gali būti ir 1300.

Pagal soccerway jų mažai lankomos rungtynės vis tiek surenka daugiau kaip 500 žiūrovų. Skaičius mažas, bet Lietuvoje kai ateina 700 tai atrodo visai neblogai.

su mumis cia ner ko lygintis.. jie lygiuojasi i Lenkija, Rusija ar Ukraina.. Neseniai laida ziurejau kaip gudas zaides Lenkijoje lygino ziurovus .. Bet salyje, turint Europos lygu nuolatini dalyvi, ir nemaza skaiciu nauju (renovuotu) stadionu, skaicius tikrai ne koks.. gal cia itakoja intrigos nebuvimas...

su mumis cia ner ko lygintis.. jie lygiuojasi i Lenkija, Rusija ar Ukraina.. Neseniai laida ziurejau kaip gudas zaides Lenkijoje lygino ziurovus .. Bet salyje, turint Europos lygu nuolatini dalyvi, ir nemaza skaiciu nauju (renovuotu) stadionu, skaicius tikrai ne koks.. gal cia itakoja intrigos nebuvimas...

Patys gydai gali lygiuotis su kuo nori, bet tuoj susilygins su mumis Tarp kitko ir Ukrainoje žiūrovų mažėja, beje ir Rusijoje kai kuriuose stadionuose mažėjimas. Visagalis TV pjauna savo derlių.

Russia 2018: Façade of Kaliningrad stadium revealed
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Metal plates will cover the World Cup stadium in Kaliningrad, smallest of all Russian hosts. Also, seat colour was revealed during yesterday’s visitation.

Tuesday’s visitation of the Kaliningrad stadium’s construction site brings news about the project. First one is that works are ongoing as planned, even though employment on site stands at 800 people (lowest of all host venues still under construction). There’s no risk of it not being ready by the end of 2017 as roof structure is complete and majority of the stands are ready as well.

Perhaps most notably, during the visit by Kaliningrad governor Aleksandr Rolbinov we got a glimpse of the future façade. External cladding will consist of painted and rust-resistant metal plates in white and blue colours.

Their alignment was already signaled in renderings, though it seemed unlikely that metal would actually be used. The plates are perforated to enable natural ventilation of the stadium. Will they make a good final impression? So far we only have a piece ready on the side of the stadium.






Also yesterday it was revealed that seats will come in blue and white. Please note – not blue seats and white seats, rather double-colour ones. Whether any specific pattern will be created is still unclear. With 35,212 seats the Kaliningrad stadium will become Russia’s smallest to hold the 2018 World Cup.

Gardino (Gudijoje) pripučiamas maniežas:

Kaimynai ne tik stato, bet ir ardo Latvijoje vyksta nemenkas bardakas su Skonto stadionu

Latvijos futbolas ritasi į dar nematytas žemumas – ardomas rinktinės stadionas
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Warsaw: Polonia a step closer to their versatile arena
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It’s the first official step forward for this project: the city hall has approved of Polonia Warszawa’s private stadium plan. It could be the world’s smallest retractable-roof football venue.



The image above depicts a preliminary idea of how the complex could look. Detailed design is expected to follow after the scheme is approved by all governing bodies. Eventually Polonia Warszawa aim to build a 20,000-seat stadium with retractable roof.

Should they achieve the goal, Polonia would have the smallest stadium so far built with a retractable roof. It would also make Warsaw only the second city after Stockholm to have two fully climate-controlled stadia.

One more landmark achievement by Polonia would be that no other football club in Poland managed to get a privately-funded stadium. All have either received access to municipal stadia or, in the case of Zagłębie Lubin, received a stadium funded by a public industrial company.

Gėda Lietuvai, kad net stadiono neturime tokio kaip kitos šalys. Pastoviai nuplaunami pinigai, kart tokius reikia. Aišku, labiau pas mus krepšinis vyrauja, bet norėtųsi ir futbolo stadiono.

Apie Borisovo Bate lankomumą: https://charter97.org/ru/news/2018/2/21/280342/" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false; Jei netingit, paskaitykit komentarus.

Kaliningradas statosi stadioną.

Minskas ruoiasi statyti Nacionalinį stadioną:

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China: Xi Jinping presents new national stadium for Belarus
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President Alexandr Lukashenka and Chinese leader Xi Jinping met in China to discuss partnership between their countries. Part of it is the “gift” of a new stadium and international natatorium, which will be built in Minsk.

None other than Xi Jinping presented the 1:400 mockup of both the stadium and neighbouring international natatorium. For now this is the closest view we can present of the stadium. It shows a double-tiered seating layout with semi-enclosed outer cladding.



According to the stadium deal ratified in parliament on April 11, the Chinese government covers all expenses. It's also Chinese companies who carry out the design phase and will then deliver the stadium on site. That site is, as previously expected, in south-eastern Minsk, where the current Stadion Traktor stands.

As previously announced, the stadium is most likely to hold app. 33,000 people, which should be enough to apply for the UEFA Super Cup, among other events. Compliant with UEFA Category 4, the building will become new home to the national football team, who are now using the revamped Stadion Dinama at the heart of Minsk.

Russia: Kaliningrad out of the red only thanks to federal support
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Thanks to NewKaliningrad.ru we're learning that the new stadium at Oktyabrskiy Ostrov is still relying entirely on federal funding (despite management being transferred in 2019 from federal to regional authorities) to balance its budget.

Out of RUB 290 million (€4.2m) to spend in 2020, the stadium will get 260 million – or 90% – from federal subsidy and only 30 million (€440,000) from the matches of Baltika Kaliningrad. Spending is expected to reach 248 million, of which 52 million (€755,000) will cover wages.

Despite the stadium's board claiming promoters of potential concerts (mostly if not exclusively of domestic stars) calling in every month, no concert has so far been held at the stadium. Also, leasing of surfaces isn't progressing, a preliminary deal to create a large-surface fitness club was abandoned. The search for naming rights partner also remains challenging.

Belarus: New national stadium in Minsk officially under construction
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The Belarusian capital has a new stadium in the making. Chinese contractor has been given until late 2023 to deliver the 33,000-seater. Its price tag is surprisingly high, though.

Exactly on June 30 construction officially began on the new national stadium of Belarus. It's early days, which means the site is being organised and clear for excavation. The stadium is being built in the south east of Minsk, very close the old Stadion Traktor.

Along with the groundbreaking ceremony we've learned a few important details about the new stadium. First, the contract gives IPPR International Engineering Corporation 40 months for delivery. Starting on June 30, this means delivery on October 30, 2023. However, during the ceremony officials asserted that the friendship between Belarus and China will surely speed things up.

Also the price tag was confirmed by the deputy prime minister Nikolai Snopkov. The new stadium will cost $180 million (€160m) to deliver. Taking into account the projected capacity of 33,000 spectators, the budget seems really high, making up $5,450 per seat.

That's quite the opposite of what the Chinese have got us used to. Of course, all of the cost will be borne by China rather than Belarus, as is customary with the Chinese 'stadium diplomacy' policy, but it's still 2-3 times as much as similar Chinese projects cost in Africa.

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