Last summer, all the talk centred around Ďolíček and how the Jakubowicz family plans to take things in their own hands; two years on from what proved to be a frustratingly empty promise by Prague’s town hall, the owner of the iconic stadium. In winter, all that anyone was interested about was Ďolíček again, with a new 60-year-old lease announced in November. An hour-long press conference then laid down the concrete vision for a new arena in December, followed by some enticing visuals revealed in May. It’s all moving forth at a neck-breaking pace; in sharp contract to progress, or lack thereof, on the pitch.