Sentence examples for full stadia from inspiring English sources

"My number one priority was that I wanted full stadia.

Loads of money, that'll work; full stadia, great press coverage.

"You want full stadia which, more importantly, are full of people who look like they want to be there".

The world was stunned four years ago by full stadia and athletes across the world were so overwhelmed by what they experienced in London.

London's campaign had focused on the fact that its bid had the overwhelming support of athletes, could guarantee full stadia for every session and offered a better commercial return to sponsors and broadcasters.

To reverse the trend and create a virtuous cycle, Slater argues that "working with the governing bodies and striking up a really good partnership is very important – you want the top-quality sport; you want full stadia; you want a fantastic atmosphere; you want a sense of occasion".

A but so pronounced that what might appear a smooth bid drive on a well-marked highway of good stadia, well-tested infrastructure and organisation backed by passionate crowds could become a bone-jarring drive on a narrow road full of potholes and dangerous badly lit corners created by the shifting world of football politics.

Kim could command entire stadia to cheer for him.

"The clubs have to keep the stadia full and go on attracting a new audience and a new fanbase all the time.

It does not feel like a total coincidence that Europe's most successful sides – Clermont, Toulon, Leicester, Munster, Leinster etc – play their big matches in atmospheric stadia full of supporters swept away on a tide of passionate enthusiasm.

The clubs have to do something to make sure the stadia are full.