It's true.Nobody will, so stop asking
It's true.Nobody will, so stop asking
Is showing as limited availability and when you actually go to purchase one it saids not enough tickets available. Might just be them going around the ground releasing the last parts of the stadium that are unsold, as its down to single seats everywhere else.These stadium operators held back GA to sell the more expensive seats.
We might not get that 27k to reach the record because of this move.
You can buy 10 tickets in GA now, last 2 days these have been sold out.
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Is showing as limited availability and when you actually go to purchase one it saids not enough tickets available. Might just be them going around the ground releasing the last parts of the stadium that unsold, as its down to single seats everywhere else.
While there is a banner saying you can buy 10 tickets in GA section - this is the general limit if tickets are available. If you try to buy one, you find that there are none available.These stadium operators held back GA to sell the more expensive seats.
We might not get that 27k to reach the record because of this move.
You can buy 10 tickets in GA now, last 2 days these have been sold out.
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Imagine Stadium Australia if it was 75k and the seating was like Parra stadium. That is what the plan should be.Yeah with people walking away from the game thinking how shit the whole experience was compared to Commbank.
If you have not been to Commbank you will not understand.
Its a Eels home game.
If we make concessions for the Sharks to play at that dump week to week then we make small concession for the Eels to play at one of the best grounds in the country.
An extra couple thousand does not make up for the level of noise and the whole experience out at Commbank in Parramatta.
I think that’s the planThat pic only shows half the ground, is there any plans to put a new grand stand on the western side of the field or even extend the ET stand ?
Yeah with people walking away from the game thinking how shit the whole experience was compared to Commbank.
If you have not been to Commbank you will not understand.
Its a Eels home game.
If we make concessions for the Sharks to play at that dump week to week then we make small concession for the Eels to play at one of the best grounds in the country.
An extra couple thousand does not make up for the level of noise and the whole experience out at Commbank in Parramatta.
Indeed...f**k me
They are pretty miserable most of the time about everything.What's with poms, whose league struggles to get over 10k average attendance putting down NRL crowds?
Serious question, not having a go.Sure as soon as Government Coffs up the dollars! Lol
be waiting a while
in the meantime the Sharks who some dope on an Internet forum suggests are unwanted and surplus to the NRL will continue to work with its partners (including the NRL and its investment into a hotel at… oh that’s right Shark Park) and hope they don’t upset the touchy petal too much.
Warriors would comfortably get 40K+ for a one off game at Eden Park again, especially off the back of the club's current popularity.A little comparison to round 1 2011, which currently holds the record.
Roosters V Rabbitohs @ SFS - 27,803.
Broncos V Cowboys @ Suncorp - 45,119.
Warriors V Eels @ Eden Park - 38,412.
Storm V Sea Eagles @ AAMI - 14,651.
Titans V Dragons @ Robina - 21,609.
Raiders V Sharks @ Bruce - 13,450.
Panthers V Knights @ Penrith - 12,431.
Bulldogs V Tigers @ Homebush - 26,737.
Monday night games back then with no Thursday or Friday 6pm. You’d back most of those to get more of played today in the same stadiums. It’d be interesting to see what the Warriors could do with an annual Eden Park game again.
Warriors would comfortably get 40K+ for a one off game at Eden Park again, especially off the back of the club's current popularity.
I wonder if the club would ever revisit it. I know one of the reasons the club ended the Eden Park experiment was Jim Doyle was strongly opposed to the constant investment in the stadium and wanted the government to invest in a new venue.