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The Game Future NRL Stadiums part II

Wb1234

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I honestly feel like the majority of their traditional fanbase is closer to the SFS and they should be focusing on Campbo for growth.

This feels worst of both worlds kind of shit.
Yeh 6 to 8 Campbelltown
1 lo and rest at Allianz vs roosters south’s parra etc

not rocket science
 

jim_57

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A quarter of a century and still going around in circles...
Are they really going to wait until every old Balmain fan is in the ground before they break up this mess?
Someone needs to pull off the band-aid.

Tigers - 9 @ Campbelltown, 3 @ Allianz. Push for upgrades at Campbelltown. Play 3 of Roosters/Rabbitohs/Dragons/Eels/Bulldogs at Allianz.


Dragons - 9 @ Wollongong, 3 @ Allianz.
Push for upgrades at Wollongong. Play 3 of Roosters/Rabbitohs/Tigers/Bulldogs/Sharks at Allianz.

Sorted.
 

jim_57

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If Tigers do move to Accor any chance that helps Souths get out of their contract there early for a move to Allianz?
 
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Leichhardt Oval nor Campbelltown have decent corporate facilities. The Tigers have known this for over 15 years. Heck going back to when Steve Noyce was the Tigers CEO, he stated publicly that the Tigers actually lost money when playing at those grounds as a consequence, as corporate types would not pay big money to attend games at those venues.

General ticket sales at those grounds does not cover the revenue forgone from lost corporate sales. If you doubt me, have a look at the clubs which are financially strong, they have better than average corporate facilities at the grounds they play at.
 

Steel Saints

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Leichhardt Oval nor Campbelltown have decent corporate facilities. The Tigers have known this for over 15 years. Heck going back to when Steve Noyce was the Tigers CEO, he stated publicly that the Tigers actually lost money when playing at those grounds as a consequence, as corporate types would not pay big money to attend games at those venues.

General ticket sales at those grounds does not cover the revenue forgone from lost corporate sales. If you doubt me, have a look at the clubs which are financially strong, they have better than average corporate facilities at the grounds they play at.

The thing is, how are the Tigers going to compete against teams who play out of stadiums like Commbank, SFS 2.0, Suncorp, AAMI, etc.

Tigers should use Campbelltown to grow the club, and then pick one of Parra, Homebush or SFS 2.0 for monetary purposes.

If no money is spent at Leichhardt Oval, then that ground will struggle to host even one home game.
 

Bukowski

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The thing is, how are the Tigers going to compete against teams who play out of stadiums like Commbank, SFS 2.0, Suncorp, AAMI, etc.

Tigers should use Campbelltown to grow the club, and then pick one of Parra, Homebush or SFS 2.0 for monetary purposes.

If no money is spent at Leichhardt Oval, then that ground will struggle to host even one home game.
There's no reason to play at LO when Allianz and Accor are so close.
 
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Richardson is the goose who moved souffs to Accor originally.

He must love the pies.

No. They moved to Accor as they were offered better financial terms to ;play there than the SCG Trust were willing to offer them to stay at the old SFS.

Blake Solly was the one who then locked South into staying there even after he knew that Accor would not be getting any upgrades.
 

MugaB

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Tigers - 9 @ Campbelltown, 3 @ Allianz. Push for upgrades at Campbelltown. Play 3 of Roosters/Rabbitohs/Dragons/Eels/Bulldogs at Allianz.


Dragons - 9 @ Wollongong, 3 @ Allianz.
Push for upgrades at Wollongong. Play 3 of Roosters/Rabbitohs/Tigers/Bulldogs/Sharks at Allianz.

Sorted.

Yes campbelltown is a great place to hang out...
Headbutts anyone
 

beave

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Yes campbelltown is a great place to hang out...
Headbutts anyone

1999 I went to the spoon bowl at Campbo (NQ v Magpies) and a 18-19yr old lad and his slightly older sister were going toe to toe in the walkway above the eastern terrace.........their mum was trying to break it up. Also had a poor guy sitting sitting in the row in front of us have a full colostomy bag depart him onto the concrete steps.

It was an eventful afternoon.
 

SpaceMonkey

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1999 I went to the spoon bowl at Campbo (NQ v Magpies) and a 18-19yr old lad and his slightly older sister were going toe to toe in the walkway above the eastern terrace.........their mum was trying to break it up. Also had a poor guy sitting sitting in the row in front of us have a full colostomy bag depart him onto the concrete steps.

It was an eventful afternoon.
In the kingdom of no teeth (Campbelltown) the Souffs fan is king
 

cooko

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A barebones temporary stadium in a bad location with shelter from the elements would still be more attractive to most than Bruce.

There's lots of potential options though if the Raiders were privately funding it. It'd really just be about finding a spot where the government would support it.

I'd target the western foreshore of lake Ginninderra in Belco or some of the dead space and Greenway oval in Tuggers personally. Both Belconnen and Tuggeranong are places that have the pre existing infrastructure you want and the space to support a stadium but are kind of out of sight out of mind and underutilised compared to the other town centres. No guarantee that the government would give the Raiders the ownership to either location though, and both have their own individual pros and cons.

If worst comes to worst they could look into building it over the Kippax fields next to Raiders Belconnen, which certainly wouldn't be an ideal location for a stadium, but this is intended as a stop gap solution after all. They'd need to build a large carpark there as well though.

That ship has sailed.

The fact that it's the location of the COE means they couldn't sell or develop the land to help recover some of their costs once they were done with the stadium. Besides, the government is quickly turning Civic into an inaccessible shithole anyway. Funny how that happens when you build over all the parking and teardown the public transport network in the vast majority of the city.
Tuggers and West Belco would be worse than Bruce and the one thing you'll never get in a temp set up is protection from the elements which would be a high priority in Canberra.

Our government has no idea. We're getting a soccer set up on the northern border and an ice hockey centre in the deep south. They're also talking about finally getting the palace at the AIS up to scratch. Why not build them all close by and get a pop up food van and brewery hub going.
 
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Tuggers and West Belco would be worse than Bruce and the one thing you'll never get in a temp set up is protection from the elements which would be a high priority in Canberra.

Our government has no idea. We're getting a soccer set up on the northern border and an ice hockey centre in the deep south. They're also talking about finally getting the palace at the AIS up to scratch. Why not build them all close by and get a pop up food van and brewery hub going.
hey hey hey
woooooah
slow down egg head.
wouldn't want to make sense in the ACT
 

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