Stadium in the football manager – guide
This guide explains the “Stadium” screen in Gaffer's Desk, the free football manager in your browser. Expand the stands, keep them in shape and upgrade the facilities.

Terms
- Capacity
- Seats per stand (North/South/West/East) by build type.
- Condition
- Open stands lose condition every matchday and with it usable seats; repairs keep it up. Covered stands do not decay.
- Construction
- Expansion: 3 matchdays plus 10 per 1,000 new places. Adding a roof keeps the places; terrace → seats loses a third of the places, seats → terrace adds half. A roof cannot be removed again. The whole stand is closed during construction.
- Facilities
- Buildings like training ground, rehab, youth or floodlights with lasting bonuses.
- Crowd
- How many fans come depends on the strength of both teams, the league and the ticket price. Strong opponents and a higher league draw far more.
Good to know
- The attendance history shows crowd, ticket prices and income per home match.
- Every stand sells at its own price: a cheap stand fills up faster, an expensive one earns more per seat.
- If your stadium is sold out regularly, more people want in than fit - a higher price or an expansion pays off. If it stays half empty, expanding brings nothing.
- More comfort, higher prices: on seats and under a roof demand falls more slowly as the price rises than on open terraces – covered seats tolerate the highest prices. In return seats cost twice as much. Every stand holds at most 50,000 places, whatever its type.
- The stadium picture grows with you: every stand is drawn as big as its capacity, roofs appear once they are built.
- Around the stadium the grounds grow with your facilities. Clicking a facility or an empty plot starts the expansion.
- With Premium you design the roof, facade, colours, shape, lettering on the seats, a night view and walking fans yourself.
- You can look at other clubs' stadiums from their club page ("View stadium").
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