Stadiums Nobody Wants by Colgado

[Colgado]

Hi, folks !!

I decided to open this thread to start posting some random stadiums from all over the world that i have in my library and I've been converting/editing over time. No requests, please. I'm not sure what stadiums have been posted already, in that case let me know. I'm aware kotiara and gonzaga among others have tons of stadiums in their threads, so I hope there wont be any duplicate posts.

Let's start in Asia (although it's a UEFA association)

This is the Almaty Central from Kazakhstan:

Opened in 1958, home of the Kazakhstan national football team before they built the Astana Arena, and also home of FC Kairat

https://www.mediafire.com/file/0ijn1xa6ighnus2/KAZ_-_Almaty_Central.zip/file

 

[Colgado]

Next, we could move to North America, more specifically to Canada and more precisely to Edmonton to portray the Commonwealth Stadium, built in 1978 and home of the Edmonton Drillers and sometimes used by the Canada NT

https://www.mediafire.com/file/uuc7h6r7hdtloyq/CAN_-_Commonwealth.zip/file

 

[Colgado]

Next delivery will be in Africa, to be exact, in Egypt, near the Suez canal. It's the Ismailia Stadium, home of Ismailia SC. Not sure when it was built.

https://www.mediafire.com/file/ffta29jp4etgl88/EGY_-_Ismailia.zip/file

 

[Colgado]

There will be more soon...

 

[SimIT!]

Great work mate! Bring on more!

 

[pollard7545]

More Canadian stadiums my friend!!!

 

[nikolapfc89]

Great work, thank you.

 

[RobbieD_PL]

I remember Almaty Central from my UEFA EURO 2008 patch on PC!

 

[nikolapfc89]

Its awesome since we have Kairat in FIP!

 

[badgerbadger]

Awesome!

 

[Colgado]

Let's now move to the always forgotten continent of Oceania... In the city of Auckland, New Zealand's most populous, there is the mythical Eden Park stadium, built in 1900 (123 years old), occasional home of the NZ NT and the Wellington Phoenix. It will also host some games of the women's world cup. Not sure if Auckland City, oceania's main powerhouse ever played here.

https://www.mediafire.com/file/reocr4l64ndzrg8/NZE_-_Eden_Park.zip/file

 

[Colgado]

The other contribution today will be in Europe, I know that there are already plenty of european stadiums around in the forum and that's why I won't bother posting many from that part of the world, but I did not find this one, the Ratina (or Tampere) stadium. Built in 1965, occasional home of the Finland NT and I personally use it as home of the Åland Is. team.

https://www.mediafire.com/file/wj0qplq2gy0hvum/FIN_-_Ratina.zip/file

 

[valambrosio]

amazing work out of here!! nice stadiums!! hope to see some pes 6 stadiums like Lille OSC Stadium Nord, AEK Athens Nikos Goumas, Romania Lia Manoliu, Valery Lobanovski etc it's outstanding

Does someone now where I can find those

- Portugal Estadio Nacional do Jamor
- France Stade Charléty Paris FC

The fifa 16 version are all with non working links...

 

[Colgado]

Today's feature will be in China. The Quindao Tiantai, one of the oldest stadiums in that country (built in 1932). This is the version before the renovation, ideal to play with classic teams from the far east like Manchukuo NT. Today it is used by the Quindao Jonoon.

https://www.mediafire.com/file/e69diim72f402o8/CHN_-_Qingdao_Tiantai.zip/file

 

[Colgado]

And it is about time to post some latin american stadiums. This is from Central America, from the city of San Pedro Sula in Honduras. The old Francisco Morazan stadium (opened in 1938), home to one of the biggest clubs in the country, Real España.

https://www.mediafire.com/file/25shrqdod74gkcs/HON_-_Francisco_Morazan.zip/file

 

[Colgado]

Let's go back to Africa, to the city of Agadir in Morocco to feature the Al Inbiaâte stadium, opened in 1960 and old home of the Hassania Agadir, before they moved to their new stadium in 2013.

https://www.mediafire.com/file/yweu4ttyeal29mw/MOR_-_Al_Inbiaa%CC%82te.zip/file

 

[Colgado]

A stadium that has a lot of history is Japan's Tokyo National Stadium, built in 1958, host of the 1964 Olympics, the 1979 U-20 WC and the defunct (and missed by many) Intercontinental Cup from 1980 to 2001. It was demolished in 2015, but here we have the digital version to play those old European-South American Cups in FIFA 16

https://www.mediafire.com/file/oaseyccmsoc5jb8/JAP_-_Tokyo_National.zip/file

 

[SimIT!]

A stadium that has a lot of history is Japan's Tokyo National Stadium, built in 1958, host of the 1964 Olympics, the 1979 U-20 WC and the defunct (and missed by many) Intercontinental Cup from 1980 to 2001. It was demolished in 2015, but here we have the digital version to play those old European-South American Cups in FIFA 16


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https://www.mediafire.com/file/oaseyccmsoc5jb8/JAP_-_Tokyo_National.zip/file

Wow! This is a classic!

 

[Colgado]

For people demanding some south american stads, you all know there are plenty of those (almost 300!) in my argentinian/southamerican/rest-of-world patch. Also humberto and saul silva provide plenty of excellent quality brazilian stadiums. Yet, we can still post some arenas from that region here. Let's add Chile's Sausalito, built in 1929 at the coastal city of Viña del Mar, home of Everton SADP

https://www.mediafire.com/file/fz14ho6crgwyggl/CHL_-_Sausalito.zip/file

 

[Colgado]

As I said before, don't expect many european stadiums in this thread since there are already plenty of good builders contributing with that region throughout the forum, but one that I could never find out if it was made or not is Germany's Ludwigsparkstadion. In any case, here it is, built in 1953, the home stadium of the short lived Saar Territory National Team and FC Saarbrücken.

https://www.mediafire.com/file/jn7c4at7v1si7m6/GER_-_Ludwigsparkstadion.zip/file