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Tom

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I think the really interesting things in a stadium happen on the pitch and in the stands. People looking for big video walls usually go to the cinema. I think FC Barcelona needs a stadium with a roof, not a roof with a stadium. Camp Nou doesn't need video walls to be a fantastic stadium. Camp Nou is not a stadium that is measured by its video walls.
 
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Loki

Loki

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Thanks to the two home games back to back, the construction has been at a standstill for 5 days. Typically a home match delays the work for 2-3 days. A day before the match work stops, cleaning up and preparation, then match day and depending if the game is late, the cleaning up for construction work to begin again can take a bit longer.
Next week we also play Frankfurt at home, meaning at least Monday and Tuesday again no work. These matches certainly don't help with the schedule.
 
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Tom

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Holding matches while working at the wohle stadium is practically impossible. It would be better to complete the 4 stands one after the other and the stand that is currently being worked to completely close off to spectators.
 
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Loki said:
Thanks to the two home games back to back, the construction has been at a standstill for 5 days. Typically a home match delays the work for 2-3 days. A day before the match work stops, cleaning up and preparation, then match day and depending if the game is late, the cleaning up for construction work to begin again can take a bit longer.
Next week we also play Frankfurt at home, meaning at least Monday and Tuesday again no work. These matches certainly don't help with the schedule.
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Good info, I was curious how the work schedule was impacted by matches - surely interior work continues in parallel though?
 
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