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Karolis Tiškevičius, Jonas Miklovas and Jonas Lekšas review the week “Žalgiris” and the most interesting places from the winter interview on the “BasketNews.lt podcast”.
We have:
- introductory part of the network (0:00);
- How did you manage to invite Gediminas Žiemelis to the network? (07:55);
- on the reality of the Winter Plans (14:08);
- on the vision of the new team (26:48);
- on the expansion of the ASG arena and the competition for the Žalgiris arena (41:12);
- on Žalgiris’ double week in the Euroleague (48:15);
- on the extension of Lauvergne’s contract and the future of Grigon (1:09:42).
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o Chap should not show a bell or a BUSINESS … for the players who get up … they forget that they have to play if they want to win … they move away from the utena … the laughter is carried … 🙃
Hi all. I did not refrain from commenting on the “war” arena. I have been interested in the arenas for almost 11 years, back in 2011. I had to write an article about the EuroBasket arenas in Lithuania, which later appeared in a special magazine in Lithuanian and English. Therefore, I had to cooperate with representatives from all stages. So I think Winter lied at least a couple of times. First of all, he mentions that the ASG stadium will be the largest in the Baltic region, that the capacity will increase from 12,500 to 16,500. However, keep in mind that the current capacity of 12,500 is the maximum capacity for concerts with a stand. parterre, not a basketball ability. So if it is increased to 16,500 on the same principle, Vilnius Arena will in no way surpass the Žalgiris Arena, as its maximum capacity is 20,000, and the recorded record reached 20,517 (with the event staff also exceeding 21,000) . In addition, in Poland, Belarus and partly in the Scandinavian region, there are also arenas larger than the 16,500-seat ASG arena variant in Poland, the Gliwice arena has a capacity of just over 17,000 spectators and the maximum capacity of the Krakow’s Tauron arena. it’s 22,000, it’s a little over 15,000, but the record was over 17,000. Same with the Ericsson Globe in Stockholm. However, I agree with Karolis that this would not be the best option for the Žalgiris Arena. It is true that this arena is not always visited by Class A artists. The biggest advantage of Vilnius Arena here is that they have their own event organization company Seven Live and at the same time Tiketa. True, and in the latter case, Russian artists often give concerts, which probably the “Žalgiris” stadium has not been doing lately. As Karolis mentioned, the Žalgiris stadium is more flexible as it works with all event organizers and ticket distributors, with a wider range of spaces, from lounges, conference rooms, an amphitheater to the main hall. Especially since it will soon become a common sand complex + aquatic entertainment center. Acoustics is one of the best stages in the world according to Yamaha experts, due to its unique technical solutions. I doubt that raising the roof of the ASG stadium will greatly improve the acoustics, especially since everything will be raised even higher. Undoubtedly, much will be determined by the technical characteristics of the ceiling, but I doubt that the acoustics of the Kaunas Arena will be exceeded. And finally, Winter mentioned that the Siemens arena was never crowded during a basketball game. Thus, the match with Pamesa already mentioned by Karolis had been sold out with 11,000 spectators. Not to mention EuroBasket 2011 or the European U18 final in 2010, when the existing Vilnius Arena record was reached during the basketball game: 12,000 spectators.
I was born and raised in the Soviet Union, but one of the first to realize that enterprising people will win … so I would listen a lot to Winter’s thoughts on how teams would become SHAREHOLDER companies …
Tiskevic
hello everyone now adore Ziemeli morning happiness with you with the utmost respect Tiskevic Karol
Vilnius resident
I can’t believe the Kaunas mentality. What else is in danger for the arena? We are 2.8 million, we must all be united as brothers and sisters. I remember a Zalgiris state stadium in 2011. ALL friends are known for that brutal glee, and NO ONE was jealous or anything else. Everyone told me the difference that Vilnius Kaunas is, we are one country, how good it is to build. I do not understand and will not understand the division of Kaunas. After all, if the heart of Kaunas LT, the residents of Kaunas should go through other cities, including the happiness and success of Vilnius.
X
Doesn’t it seem strange to you that someone is daydreaming about all kinds of Euroleague, full stadiums, Barcelona models, while at the same time explaining that if Morning “gets along” neither the new club nor these great plans will be where logic it is? I would say that in this way, ie by threatening to crash (ie by playing NKL), there is a clear attempt to force the current owners to sell the shares. After all, the club is not just an arena, it is necessary to have a training base, the hierarchy of the club pyramid, mentioning for 3 years without a municipal support clause. In other words, it’s not easy or cheap to start everything from scratch. Otherwise, a person who wanted to start that club and believed that they can do something better (not better anyway, sometimes better) than everyone else, really? would you say such ambiguous things? And in general, I have a bit of a hard time listening, when all kinds of Winters or even Tesonet themselves are hyped up as some kind of hero, do they teach you publicity? I don’t know if maybe I’m too picky to believe in a slightly more critical approach to big business and entrepreneurs from the basketball portal folks, but at least that constant praise and promotion (especially to people who haven’t given or accomplished anything in the same basketball) might not be. It should be understood that companies (especially large ones) do not support basketball for the sake of altruistic incentives or the pursuit of the common good.
In vino veritas
He is from the North and does not hide that he has no altruistic incentive. He just wants to make money from sand. And you need a club that functions normally as a tool to achieve that goal, as it secures a certain number of guaranteed events in the arena for people to choose from, club fees to rent, etc. And those grandiose plans, at least for now. And it seems that such cooperation would be really useful in the morning, so it seems quite strange for Gudel to shake it up like that. On the other hand, although Gudel is an elusive manipulative guy, perhaps he knows a little more about the North’s plans, what is it that ordinary mortals do not know and do not want to be associated with?
In vino veritas
An image such that bnews was used by Ziemelis piarscik. Personally, all I need to know about that person is the fact that his company (s) was excluded from the tender related to Vilnius and Siauliai airports due to non-compliance with national security criteria. And because of that, there was a great scandal, who knows more in this area, they know. Zino and the context in which Ziemelis’s surname was most frequently mentioned are related to his obscure business connections with Russians and Chinese. Therefore, such a person immediately becomes a red flag and in all his plans and goals, no matter how beautiful and majestic, he sees through the appropriate prism.
bhmh
It is rumored that under the sand he will equip a stake of green people.
Cowards
Be critical and logical. lendat i subine ziemeliui 🙂 trying to defend Ziemelio’s utopia. no profitable club sansu in vilnius. zalgiris 80 percent. market shares.
Reality
Silly journalists, Ziemelis said what this fool wanted to hear.
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