Betis and Sevilla could share a new stadium

These are times of change in Spanish football, where old traditions and ancient places seem to have no place in modern times. So we see in Bilbao, for example, where the Athletic build a new stadium to replace the legendary San Mames. Unfortunately these new times are not accompanied by economic benefits and many of our football clubs trying to survive as they can to the difficulties. This applies to both teams Seville, they have seen in the tender for the land that shelter the Sanchez Pizjuan and Benito Villamarin a magnificent start to their problems. Furthermore, in order to join forces and save investment, both could build a new stadium that houses matches Betis and Sevilla.

This is only a possibility, but the rumor goes hard and the streets of Seville. Still unknown numbers or the names of potential buyers, but apparently irrechazables deals and both presidents, Jose Maria Del Nido and Miguel Guillen, have already given the nod to the operation, but instead of building a new house for replace the old, have emerged the idea of ​​building a stadium that both clubs could share to save costs and combine joys.

It would be an idea to the Italian: and in the Serie A and Inter Milan already working with San Siro, Lazio and Roma in the Olympic Stadium or Luigi Ferraris with Genoa and Sampdoria. However, it is an innovative proposal in Spain: Could this be the future? Would we see in coming years to Levante and Valencia using the same stadium? Or to Real Madrid and Atletico Madrid? Could the Indians and Vikings share the same camp?

The Sanchez Pizjuan, which has hosted the 1982 World Cup and the final of the European Cup to Steaua Bucharest snatched at Barcelona in 1986, completed his life would look like after 54 years of history. For its part, the Benito Villamarin, home also to the historical Mundial'82 or 12-1 to Malta, is nothing more and nothing less than 83 years. The new stadium, meanwhile, and although nothing is yet official, could be built according to some sources in the Macarena district.

How swollen assume the Betic and Sevilla this new situation? What answer will have their historic rivalry to not having own home and having to share it with the neighbors and arch-rivals? Who knows: maybe the fact that nervionenses Betis and sleep under the same roof as the starting gun for a new friendship to forget past disputes Sevilla and Betis and become an example of fraternization and brotherhood.