Camp Nou

Devils

Senior Member
If we have to play at Montjuic for a few months, it means no 1:1.

Additionally, it means that all CL games will need to be played there for the season because you can't change stadiums once the CL is underway. Apparently, Barca will need to tell UEFA mid August where they will be playing CL matches lol.
 

serghei

Senior Member
Barca are working on a Plan B returning to Montjuic.


We won't be allowed to return to Camp Nou for the Champions League until the knockout phase if we begin our season at Montjuic.

Hell, only knockout phase counts. If we can get back into Camp Nou until the knockouts, it's great for me. Another season of key CL games at Montjuic is hard to swallow.

Is it certain you can swap stadiums for knockout phase?
 

serghei

Senior Member
By the way, following what some of the Spanish and Local people have been saying the reason for the delays are in order:

1. City being a pain in the ass to deal with when approving permits, typical bureaucracy.
2. Club being too late in applying for some of the permits and misjudging what needed to be done beforehand before applying and getting those approved.

Both of these things being the main reasons for the delays.

3. Limak having to bring in more people and obviously apply for work permits for them which also took time.

But most of them were saying that the reason there's no Limak fine of 1m per day is because the biggest reasons for the delays were things out of their control.

Limak being fined makes no sense though. The work is advancing fast, just no fast enough to keep up with the club's bullshit. Just looked at some video from september 2024, and the work being done in under a year is pretty astonishing.

Think the main problem is that, at no point so far, work at the stadium became localized. You can't say that this part is completely finished, or that part is fully done. There's parallel works everywhere and this makes fans access a complicated affair. If you look at videos online, there's workers everywhere and materials all around the joint.

Surely Limak would never have agreed with that penalty if it wasn't just for show. There was no way in hell we were gonna finish a project of this size in 3 years, don't know what the club official were smoking when they announced summer of 2026 as full completion, but it wasn't the good stuff.
 

Porque

Senior Member
Burn this shit down and return to the old camp nou.

Fuck these delays.

Could be worse, we could be Valencia.

Remember was in the city 2008 or so when they were building the stadium and a couple workers died.

Let's see if they finally get it finished now Malaga pulled out of their World Cup slot.
 

Loki

Well-known member

Looks great considering it's not done yet.

Laporta W.
City council L
Obviously they only showed the most advanced parts of the first two stands, but they're looking good. Limak needs to manage it for all of the first and second stands.
 

Total-Football

Senior Member
Don't understand the correlation between vip seats money counting and opening of camp nou. Even if it opens tomorrow the VIP seats themselves are not usable this season so what the helly. Why would laliga count the money if stadium opens and vip seats are unusable still.
 

Porque

Senior Member
We should play all our home games in Miami. Thebes would be feckin delighted.

Would probably make us 1:10 and allow us to sign anyone we want.
 

DonAK

President of FC Barcelona
I don't think that will happen, but returning in January is something that I think might make sense and I wouldn't be shocked if that happens.

Another full year at Montjuic is simply not possible for the club as they're banking on recovering more financially and improve their spending power through returning to Camp Nou.

It's also going to be an election year and socis with their short memories simply won't accept it and it can get tough for Laporta to get re-elected if the team don't have another fantastic year.

This is why making all these announcements, PR videos, promotional campaigns have been retarded. If they just kept quiet they wouldn't build up expectations and could have worked quietly in peace.

Is it certain you can swap stadiums for knockout phase?

I am pretty sure that we can yes.
 

serghei

Senior Member
The only important thing if possible is returning to Camp Nou for february knockout phase in CL. That would indeed make a difference.

Montjuic is bad for CL nights, looks completely dull.
 

DonAK

President of FC Barcelona
I don't know much about construction works, but 6 months to work freely and intensively on the stadium should be good no?

So if it's between September and January then maybe it's better to leave it to January as long as you're able to register Joan Garcia and Tek I guess.
 

Total-Football

Senior Member
First 2 stands look more than ready it's now about access points. I say moving to camp nou and keeping construction in parallel seems the reasonable choice if money is at stake.
 

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