Category: News

COVID-19 no hindrance to new municipal stadium work in Jena

Article posted by Coliseum, April 2^nd, 2020

Municipal authorities in Jena (Germany) signed on the dotted line just days before the final deadline on March, which will witness a new 15,000-plus capacity municipal stadium coming up by late 2023. Work is likely to begin in September this year irrespective of the coronavirus situation. The Jena... » Read more

Deutsche Bank Park new name of ‘Die Adler’ home ground

Article posted by Coliseum, April 2^nd, 2020

Frankfurt-based global multinational and investment bank and financial services company Deutsche Bank will replace fellow German financial services company Commerzbank as the stadium naming rights partner of Bundesliga football club Eintracht Frankfurt. This announcement was made on Wednesday. With... » Read more

‘The Eagles’ set to fly high with Bromley Council nod

Article posted by Coliseum, April 1^st, 2020

Plans to develop the Crystal Palace Academy in UK – a football club academy which develops talented young footballers in the age bracket of 8 to 18 yrs – into a Category 1 site have been backed by Bromley Council’s planning committee thus auguring a new era for the club. Crystal Palace... » Read more

San Diego State University stadium dreams to get realized

Article posted by Coliseum, April 1^st, 2020

San Diego State University – a public research university in San Diego, California – has got the financing and board approval needed to build its proposed 35,000-capacity football stadium in Mission Valley, meaning the school is in a position to start construction as soon as it buys the... » Read more

Tokyo 2020 Olympics hold off causing ripple effect

Article posted by Coliseum, April 1^st, 2020

Tokyo 2020 head honcho Toshiro Muto acknowledged recently that owing to the rescheduling of the Summer Olympic Games to 2021 due to the coronavirus pandemic, the organizers are facing “massive” additional costs in securing the facilities where the events will be held in the future. The Tokyo... » Read more

Forest push back Peter Taylor stand revamp work

Article posted by Coliseum, March 31^st, 2020

The professional football club based in West Bridgford, England – Nottingham Forest – has been forced to put off major reconfiguration work at their residence – the 30,445 City Ground – which was planned for this summer due to delays in the planning process. Major redecoration work... » Read more

‘The O’s’ ground to remain The Breyer Group Stadium

Article posted by Coliseum, March 31^st, 2020

The professional football club based in Leyton, London – Leyton Orient Football Club – has revealed that the building and construction company Breyer Group has extended their stadium naming rights agreement with the club into the 2020-21 seasons. ‘The O’s’ compete in League Two, the... » Read more