nije baš on-tpoic, al budući da su se spominjali neki drugi modeli (barca):

There will be a referendum on whether to build a new stadium or to renovate Old Camp Nou. All 180000 socis will be able to decide

neki bi rekli "Sta tebe boli kurac koliko sam ja platio stolice ?"

dosta bitne informacije za ovu temu, pa ako nekog zanima, a nije vidio (osim o inspekciji, piše da će se tek donositi novi zakon o Udrugama - sljedeće godine):

http://www.tportal.hr/vijesti/hrvatska/217936/Jovanovic-prekrsio-obecanje-Sportska-inspekcija-jos-ni-ne-postoji.html#.UGtWxVGp00Z

http://www.jutarnji.hr/modri-na-burzi-dinamo-ce-vrlo-tesko-naci--kupca--barisic-siguran---mamic-ga-nece-kupiti--/1063571/

Mater ja njihovu,tko im je dao pravo prodavati Dinamo ????
Spremni su uciniti sve samo da ne daju klub navijacima......fuj goveda,da bog da svi pocrkali.....
I do kraja zale iscupati novac......

Pitanje je da li je uopće svjestan kakve gluposti priča; gdje to EU zahtjeva privatne vlasnike klubova? Bayern, Barcelona, Real Madrid, Benfica, etc. ? Više mi djeluje kao probni balon ili nešto slično o stvaranju vlasnika, mada vlasnici već postoje - članovi kluba!

"Ta forma se pokazala uspješnom, ali ulaskom u Europsku uniju tražit će se konkretni vlasnik za Dinamo - kaže predsjednik Mirko Barišić."   mislim da ste krivo shvatili njegovu izjavu... on smatra da ce ulaskom u eu biti lakse naci kupca za Dinamo, zato  kaze da ce tek kad uđemo u eu traziti kupca... on kao i majan smatra da oni mogu prodati Dinamo kad se sjete

Ne samo da trkelja, ogromna većina klubova u europi nisu privatni, niti moraju biti, nego EU ide u sasvim i apsolutno drugom smjeru, preporučuje uključivanje navijača u rad klubova, zbog svih sranja koja se događaju u potpuno privatnim klubovima.

The Independent European Sport Review recommended to UEFA to "involve supporters organisations as important stakeholders when they are organised at European level and to examine the feasibility of a European Supporters Direct body." UEFA announced on 13 October 2006 that "it is backing the launch of a project to study the feasibility of a European Supporters Direct body - which would, among other things, give supporters the opportunity to play a role in improving the financial stability and governance of their clubs. […] The process will study the possibility of taking the Supporters Direct model used in the UK, where supporters' trusts own a growing number of clubs, with a view to assessing to what extent this model could be expanded across Europe, as well as studying the different alternative models that exist around Europe. […] The result will be a report outlining the feasibility of extending the model across Europe."

The supporter movement's contribution to active citizenship and democracy can be strengthened through official recognition at club level. A formalised involvement of supporters can reinforce the governance and financial stability of clubs. It can also lead to new partnerships with local authorities, businesses and communities, thus facilitating locally sustainable income for sport clubs. In addition, a formalised partnership with supporters can be a way of supporting actions against violence, racism and xenophobia in sport.

On Thursday February 2nd, a vote in the European Parliament was held on the so-called Fisas Report (named after Santiago Fisas MEP, the rapporteur of the report), which sets out the European Dimension in Sport.

The report covers a range of issues, and includes the following statements:

Amendment 45

‘whereas transparency and democratic accountability at sports clubs can be improved by the involvement of supporters in the ownership and governance structure of their clubs’

And:

Amendment 238

‘Calls on Member States and sport governing bodies to actively stimulate the social and democratic role of sport fans who support the principles of fair play, by promoting their involvement in the ownership and governance structures at their sports clubs and as important stakeholders in sports governing bodies;’