The candidacy of Barcelona presidential candidate Marc Ingla has yesterday presented at a press conference their "Camp Nou 2.0" project that includes the implementation of new technologies to make a visit to the stadium more user-friendly.
The candidacy wants to install a free wifi network at the Camp Nou and develop a mobile phone application that would, among other things, include a guide to your seat and to other facilities in the stadium, a chat application, line-ups, real-time statistics and action replays.
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Oh dear me, this is football not NFL, fans don't have time to sit there fiddling with their mobiles to consult statistics. Sounds like a complete waste of money to me
ReplyDeleteI like the idea. We should adapt to new evolutions. And with 100.000 people gathering at the same place at the same time, it has incredible business oportunities.
ReplyDeletegreat idea!!
ReplyDeletegreat idea!
ReplyDeletelol@adam.
ReplyDeleteyeah, we are not statistics mad. epl commmentors would strongly disagree though :)
WTF! The people should watch the match and not play with their mobiles.
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ReplyDeleteI think the target group doesn't include people born in 1973... :P
I do think there are a lot of dead moments in a game where you can check some stuff. And watching replays during half-time sounds great.