Talk:Stade des Martyrs
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[edit] Rumble in the jungle
The last information is false. It is the fr:Stade Tata Raphaël which was used for the famous match. I guess the Stade des Martyr wasn't even created in 1974 (it was build by the Chineses like the Palais du Peuple).
82.212.149.0 21:18, 24 November 2005 (UTC) Vberger (from the french version)
[edit] Clarification?
I was doing some minor diction edits to this article, but I'm unsure what is meant by this: [the stadium] "can stage athletics". Since its primary use has already been stated to be football, I'm not clear on what this is meant to imply. Other sports? Track and field specifically?
- The stadium is an oval (olympic?) style stadium with a full sized track surrounding the field. So basically it is an athletics/track and field stadium, similair in style to a summer olympics stadium. However, it's actual main usage is for football matches. I can't think of a good, flowing way to say this.Pongetti 03:01, 24 August 2006 (UTC)
