Incremental changes (1993–2009) Stadio Ennio Tardini

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parma fans let off flare before 2001–02 uefa cup domestic encounter utrecht


in 1997, stadium authorised hold around 28,000 spectators, although there in fact around 29,200 physical seats. in late august 1997, following installation of yellow seats, official capacity of stadio tardini increased around 29,000 seats. again in 1997, next tribuna petitot further work completed , underneath stand, emporium club s own megastore opened, selling branded products. 2000 saw ticket office re-located entrance monuments, , change layout of forum creation of separate restaurant , dining room under stands. in 2002, agreement between comune di parma , parma a.c. meant club had lease of stadium thirty years. agreement in place allow club continue renovate stadium goal of optimising in-stadium services fans , maximising matchday attendance , revenue, many of goals envisioned unattainable due financial crisis of parmalat part of same corporate group parma a.c..


despite financial misery, club – re-formed under name of parma f.c. in 2004 – sought continue work goals , summer of 2006 saw upper part of tribuna est removed in preparation new grandstand. tragic death of parma fan matteo bagnaresi led supporters change name of curva nord curva nord matteo bagnaresi in honour. on 31 march 2008, bagnaresi, member of boys parma 1977, group of on 100 parma ultras, run on over way turin s stadio olimpico coach carrying opposition juventus fans, although extent of intent not known. in 2006, maximum capacity of stadium reduced 29,050 27,906, although attendance capped @ 15,645 closure of curva nord, lower part of tribuna est , reduction in capacity of main stand club one-season stay in serie b due structural problems.








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