dogs rule out moving games to belmore despite nrl push

[ShaunoFFS]

It's got to be financially feasible. These players don't run on air:crazy:

 

[ShaunoFFS]

Well, except for Sonny Bill haha. Willie M filled him with hot air and he signed up for half his career

 

[Moffo]

parramatta stadium :crazy:

 

[***MH***]

i'd rather the dogs do this.........

 

[Timbo]

You want them to build a Soccer stadium at Bass Hill?

 

[Timmah]

Next to... is that Dunc Gray Velodrome?

And I'm assuming you want a stadium plonked on top of what, The Crest?

 

[Perth Red]

I'd like to see the NRL put up 150K a game for clubs willing to take games to Perth, Adelaide and Wellington. That's chump change to the NRL but would make a MASSIVE difference to the growth of RL.

 

[Inferno]

Why does no one use the SFS anymore?

 

[dallymessenger]

I'm not even sure Concord has capacity for more than 10k...

i think it does.

id guess 15,000 myself.

 

[Timbo]

i think it does.

id guess 15,000 myself.

Concord holds 20,000 comfortably and 22-23 in a crunch.

 

[mattyg]

if we played games at belmore we'd average well over 20k IMO...the tigers get above par crowds at liechardt simply because it is there...we'd do the same, with our big games getting 20k + at ANZ.

Concord might work though, i like the stadium myself and i'd go to games there for sure. Not too sure about parking though

 

[Timbo]

Yeah that was always Concord's issue, it's a great stadium in a bugger of a location access wise.

Also it has no lights so you could only play Sunday arvo games there.

 

[dallymessenger]

if we played games at belmore we'd average well over 20k IMO...the tigers get above par crowds at liechardt simply because it is there...we'd do the same, with our big games getting 20k + at ANZ.

Concord might work though, i like the stadium myself and i'd go to games there for sure. Not too sure about parking though

there isnt any. either bus or walk 30 mins from burwood station.

its a nice ground though

 

[Moffo]

15min walk max

 

[Rexxy]

There would be a very good argument for them to play a couple of games at OKI

 

[Timmah]

There would be a very good argument for them to play a couple of games at OKI

Sounds fine to me.

 

[NK Arsenal]

just take the matches interstate or to the country

darwin, adelaide, perth, orange, wherever!

 

[Henson Park Hornets]

just take the matches interstate or to the country

darwin, adelaide, perth, orange, wherever!

Or just take the 'dogs out of the NRL....























:lol:

 

[Dogs Of War]

Well the Dogs etc are going to use Superpasses to get people to the game, so why not use the same ideas in Perth, Adelaide etc. Have 2 games a fortnight apart. $30 to see both games for adults, $20 for one. We would hopefully see sellouts for these fixtures.

All it takes is for all clubs to give up one home game. This would provide 16 fixtures which can then be taken around the country.

So Darwin gets a Broncos and Cowboys home game (Probably against there poorest drawing clubs).

Perth say the South Sydney, West Tigers and Gold Coast

Adelaide Penrith, Melbourne and Canberra home games.

Wellington gets Bulldogs, Roosters and Sharks home games.

With the rest of the clubs pushed to other areas that require exposure like Sunshine Coast, or a country carnival to give something truly back to the country areas in Queensland and NSW.

 

[ucantseeme]

Parramatta Stadium would be the obvious choice.

Then the SFS. But if the team is battling it out for the wooden spoon you can't really complain about poor crowds.