The first home court is 6,000 people! Longzero: Barcelona gambles on Camp Nou, and greed for cheapness is often expensive

Barcelona officially confirmed that the first home game this season and the fourth round of La Liga against Valencia will be held at the Cruyff Stadium, which has a capacity of only 6,000 people.

Deputy editor-in-chief of Assas and famous Real Madrid fan Long Zero took this opportunity to write an article to satirize Barcelona's home stadium construction. The content of the article is as follows:

Bernabeu is a stadium that can be called the 22nd century. It has long been a shocking existence in the landmark complex, but Florentino knows that only by building it into the club's future "piggy bank" through in-depth transformation can the economic health of this wealthy family be fundamentally guaranteed.

The former chairman of the Santiago Bernabeu also used similar vision to dispose of the asset planning of the old sports city. The forward-looking intuition shared by the two chairmen has allowed Real Madrid to always maintain a benchmark position in the competitive and institutional levels.

The epidemic unexpectedly accelerated the progress of the project (because the team can play empty games at the Distefano Stadium), but since the day the audience returns, the Bernabeu can always maintain a minimum capacity of at least 45,000-50,000 people through dynamic adjustments - this is a building miracle: workers must clear heavy cranes and building materials channels on the eve of each game day. It is precisely because of this resilience that Real Madrid, under the witness of the giant TIFO hanging on the South Stand and Castellana Avenue, staged a legendary battle to reverse Paris, Chelsea and Manchester City, and finally won the epic 14th Champions League. Today, this stadium has become a holy place for fans on five continents to fascinate. Barcelona once tried to copy the mode to create a super Camp Nou, but their big bet has now been defeated. When Barcelona's battle against Valencia can only attract 6,000 spectators at the Cruyff Stadium, this image damage is enough to trigger deep thought: greed for cheapness is often expensive.