I would be surprised a bit with Forest Green Rovers being built, especially after the Bradford City FC fire in the 80's where all wooden stands throughout the country had to be removed. But regulations change and it does look good if it is made.
Things have definitely changed since the 80s. Today's wooden stadiums won't be built from old railway sleepers that have impregnated with flammable tar, for one. Also, they'll be more than one steward on duty, and the emergency exits won't be locked during the game.
Fun Fact:Purple is my favorite color Another Fact,you can’t care less. Actually I Do. My Hometown club Al Ain Actually revolves around that color. You should definitely check their stadium,Its so cool
Small is not always bad! While the kind of "small stadium" I am about to talk about isn't necessarily as small as the ones in this video, I can see stadia and arenas in North America shrinking in size at some point. As construction costs rise, and the number of fans complaining about the experience at games becomes an issue, in 20 years the next wave of football stadia could wind up under 50,000 or even closer to 40,000. High ticket and food costs, boorish and drunken fans that ruin the event, and the quality of HDTV (and now 4KTV) making your living room as good or better a place to watch the game could convince cities and teams that they may not want to pony up for a Taj Mahal. For the fans that want the game experience, they may wind up with a better view and perhaps more comfortable seating in a smaller package. I wish I could have seen the Los Angeles Chargers playing in whatever they call the soccer stadium for the LA Galaxy (it's changed names so much, I can't keep up) because seeing an NFL game in a stadium with less than 30,000 fans would have been a unique experience. I went to an XFL game in Seattle where they only opened up the lower bowl and club level, and I liked being relatively close to the field; I could just imagine how that would have felt at the Chargers games in the Galaxy stadium.
I did look at that. But it seems to be basically completed already, so it's not really a future stadium. But I might be including it in another video shortly. Thanks for the suggestion.
Wooden stadiums can also be dangerous and bad for the planet. I mean how many trees do they have to cut down to build them. They can be dangerous in the sense that if you go back to the Bradford stadium fire it was caused by the fact the stand was made of wood.
Structural timber is treated so that it is fire proof, it's nothing like the wooden stands of old. Also, you plant new forestry when you cut down the fully-grown trees, so it's a great way to lock up carbon. Concrete on the other hand is responsible for 8% of GHG emissions every year.
Why do modern stadium architects do such a boring job of the designs of most new grounds? It’s so sad. Everton’s Bramley Moore stadium is a copy of several other stadiums. Espanyol’s being one that even has the same colour. Sad.
I noticed that too. Unfortunately, it is not uncommon in English to say Scandinavia when you actually mean the the Nordics, even though there are two different things
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When you reviewed the city of Liverpool stadium I laughed very hard
Cos theres next to no chance it gets built?
@@joshpearson22 no. cus the guy made a lot of good jokes when he looked at it. Don’t give the non-league clubs shit mate. that’s low.
@@user-yf4gx9lw6c you read it wrong I'm a purps fan and I'm gutted it won't get built
did not hear a word he said.
I'm a Liverpool fan and I didn't even know about the existence of Liverpool City FC 😂😂
You should take a look at the San Carlos de Apoquindo Stadium in Santiago, Chile (modernization project)!
I love the Arktisk Stadium but why does the ceiling look like a giant waffle?
Amazing new arena at Greenland!
Great humor man. Keep it up!
Thanks, will do!
Woooow seeing Tammela in your video completely caught me off guard! 😮
Nice Video, but state the cost of the stadiums too pls. It is always good to know what these things cost. Cheers
I would be surprised a bit with Forest Green Rovers being built, especially after the Bradford City FC fire in the 80's where all wooden stands throughout the country had to be removed. But regulations change and it does look good if it is made.
Things have definitely changed since the 80s. Today's wooden stadiums won't be built from old railway sleepers that have impregnated with flammable tar, for one. Also, they'll be more than one steward on duty, and the emergency exits won't be locked during the game.
@@AmirBrooks And Bradford actually had fans, which won't be an issue for Forest Green Rovers.
Now a days all bigger wooden stadiums are fire proof.
Who decided it would be a good idea to dedicate the interior roof of the Greenland Stadium as a tribute to waffles?
Fun Fact:Purple is my favorite color
Another Fact,you can’t care less.
Actually I Do. My Hometown club Al Ain Actually revolves around that color. You should definitely check their stadium,Its so cool
I've seen it. Very impressive.
Purple is my favorite color too :)
“Because running is boring” Truer words have never been spoken
Small is not always bad! While the kind of "small stadium" I am about to talk about isn't necessarily as small as the ones in this video, I can see stadia and arenas in North America shrinking in size at some point. As construction costs rise, and the number of fans complaining about the experience at games becomes an issue, in 20 years the next wave of football stadia could wind up under 50,000 or even closer to 40,000. High ticket and food costs, boorish and drunken fans that ruin the event, and the quality of HDTV (and now 4KTV) making your living room as good or better a place to watch the game could convince cities and teams that they may not want to pony up for a Taj Mahal. For the fans that want the game experience, they may wind up with a better view and perhaps more comfortable seating in a smaller package. I wish I could have seen the Los Angeles Chargers playing in whatever they call the soccer stadium for the LA Galaxy (it's changed names so much, I can't keep up) because seeing an NFL game in a stadium with less than 30,000 fans would have been a unique experience. I went to an XFL game in Seattle where they only opened up the lower bowl and club level, and I liked being relatively close to the field; I could just imagine how that would have felt at the Chargers games in the Galaxy stadium.
the purps haha
The purps'....lol....very fitting for a club fromLiverpool!
I love your videos. You should check the Alberto Cordoba stadium of the UAEM
Thanks! I have seen it actually. It does look incredible. I'll try to include it in a video at some point.
Cannot hear the words over the background "music".
Luxembourg Stadium is also very nice
Your video was very good.
Good informations, good commentary with jokes.
But the music was too loud.
Thanks. Noted.
take a look at the new national stadium of Luxembourg as well please.
I did look at that. But it seems to be basically completed already, so it's not really a future stadium. But I might be including it in another video shortly. Thanks for the suggestion.
Stade de Luxembourg, i've seen it, yes not bad
Really Happy for Woking, that stadium looks cool!
Can you do Mountain West football stadium?
This guy is the weirdest person on TH-cam but the vids good 👍
An attached medical center? How violent are they expecting their matches to be!?
Maybe you can do a video about stadiums which were or are going to be completed in 2021
Thanks for the suggestion. I probably will make that video soon.
You know what else is made out of wood? WITCHES!!!!
Listened this video on 0.75 and almost felt asleep...
Kingsfird stadium, Aberdeen
It is a pity that there was no stadium in Katowice, the GKS club
I will include it in a part 2 video coming soon. Thanks!
A Stadium in Greenland, why not?
Ur humor is so dry its funny 😆
@2:29 are you sure it isn't Sports Interactive Football Manager dev team who will play here? 🤣
I'm afraid we're not gonna see Kantrida anytime soon
Greenland is for sure a nation even tough they not part of eufa
What about the Inter Miami stadium
Brandin dont beeee sillyyyy
What is whit the future Fc Aarau Stadium?
"I dont like how the view of the city has been blocked"
Wooden stadiums can also be dangerous and bad for the planet. I mean how many trees do they have to cut down to build them. They can be dangerous in the sense that if you go back to the Bradford stadium fire it was caused by the fact the stand was made of wood.
Structural timber is treated so that it is fire proof, it's nothing like the wooden stands of old. Also, you plant new forestry when you cut down the fully-grown trees, so it's a great way to lock up carbon. Concrete on the other hand is responsible for 8% of GHG emissions every year.
5:50 mmmm waffle roof
Why do modern stadium architects do such a boring job of the designs of most new grounds? It’s so sad. Everton’s Bramley Moore stadium is a copy of several other stadiums. Espanyol’s being one that even has the same colour. Sad.
I would not agree wood is not the future, BRADFORD CITY fire ??
What are you supposed to do with cake if you don't eat it. I'll have my cake and eat it maybe a little to much.
It's a confusing saying. But I think it means you can't have possession of your cake, and have eaten eat.
Cut down trees to have timber to build stadiums and calling those stadiums " eco-friendly".
FAX. Steel beam, concrete, you might as well go all the way. Especially what happens if one wood plank catches fire.
this guy .. lol !
Up the fucking purps
You just called Finland Scandinavian 🤦♂️
I noticed that too. Unfortunately, it is not uncommon in English to say Scandinavia when you actually mean the the Nordics, even though there are two different things
Nooooo... i love running 😠😠
Ye perp works better than purp, sounds more like how we say it (like Celtic with bhoy). The pun works too
City of liverpool 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
That's soccer 😂
It’s called the wide world of stadiums
American football is only played in one country
It’s football. Get a proper name for that weird rugby that nobody cares about.
I hear more music than your voice.
woking council held a meeting to persue with the new stadium. it got a unanimous vote to cancel plans
Woking council rejected wokings stadium
This video would had been great without the commentary.
These are Futbol stadiums not real football.
This is football not handegg