The San Jose Earthquakes club recently set a world record in the laying of the first stone of a new stadium in San Jose, California, USA. Guinness World Record record, as many as 6256 people Earthquakes fans have become involved in this event.
That beat the previous record created in India 2007. At that time, the total labor involved only 4532 people.
As reported mercurynews.com, laying the first stone of the new headquarters of The San Jose Earthquakes held, Sunday, October 21 last year. Fans from all walks of life took part in this event. Not only young people, parents and children as well as enthusiastic. They come with a variety of equipment to dig the soil.
"Very nice," said one participant, Becky Osorio who was accompanied by two children. They seemed eager to dig the soil. "We must not stop, keep digging," he said.
The new stadium will be built by the San Jose Earthquakes is not far from the International Airport, Mineta San Jose. Stadium with a capacity of 18 thousand seats will replace the role of Santa Clara University's stadium capacity is only 10,000.
"Look how happy and calm everyone. If it is held elsewhere may already chaotic atmosphere, "said Earthquakes owner Lew Wolff as reported soccerway.com. "They are great people of a great community. Everyone at the event had passed a pleasant moment, "he continued.
"It should be like this and we are also the same players, they are part of the community, they're part of the community and happy to be a part of it," beber Wolff.
He also hoped that the construction of this new stadium could increase the number of visitors who watched the fight his team on the field. "This is an opportunity to attract fans who are interested in our team. Currently we are limited to between 9 thousand to 10 thousand spectators, so have a new stadium that is very unusual, "said Wolff.
San Jose Earthquakes are one of the club participants Major League Soccer (MLS). Last season, the team nicknamed The Boys in Blue was only able ranks 14th overall MLS standings. Until now, this team handled by coach from England.
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