The Game Future NRL Stadiums part II

[TheRam]

Stuart Ayres mentioned something like this for Penrith..

That Stadium cost around $335m Aussie, Great stadium for that price.

 

[Iamback]

That Stadium cost around $335m Aussie, Great stadium for that price.

Still got to go through public submissions but I want something slightly different then other grounds. So this will get my vote

 

[Perth Red]

I don't really see how WIN is a prime candidate for more funding given it has only six top-flight football games played there per year.

Penrith only has ten And they’re spending double what win needs.

 

[Perth Red]

That Stadium cost around $335m Aussie, Great stadium for that price.

Very nice and at 26k perfect nrl size

 

[cooko]

6pm Friday should be reserved for Canberra and Newcastle where the commute to the ground is achievable after work.

 

[Tiger Shark]

Isn’t Shark Park privately owned?

Didn’t stop the government giving them money for the Monty Porter Stand. Won’t stop them this time

 

[reanimate]

Some vague information regarding Brookvale redevelopemt.

Overdue Brookvale redevelopment set for announcement

After more than three decades of waiting, the storied venue is in line for a facelift.

www.zerotackle.com

It will be well worth the money if they finally go through with it. There’s no infrastructure for events in Northern Sydney. Not only will Manly and the Waratahs be able to play there, but decent sized concerts etc can finally be held north of the bridge.

 

[T-Boon]

It will be well worth the money if they finally go through with it. There’s no infrastructure for events in Northern Sydney. Not only will Manly and the Waratahs be able to play there, but decent sized concerts etc can finally be held north of the bridge.

it is quicker for folks in the north of sydney to get to moore park than brookevale.

 

[reanimate]

it is quicker for folks in the north of sydney to get to moore park than brookevale.

Maybe for people on the south end of the Lower North Shore, definitely not for those on the Northern Beaches.

 

[Colk]

Maybe for people on the south end of the Lower North Shore, definitely not for those on the Northern Beaches.

What is the most populous part of the North Shore? Not trying to make any point but just curious.

 

[reanimate]

What is the most populous part of the North Shore? Not trying to make any point but just curious.

Going by council areas, it’s Ku-ring-gai, the northernmost council on the North Shore. In terms of more general Lower vs Upper North Shore areas, the Lower North Shore is definitely more populous.

 

[Vee]

Look at the difference the new stand makes at Brookie. Packed and lots of corporate support as well.

 

[Yosemite Sam]

Yep it looks great. Just another couple of years and the rest of the ground will match it too.

 

[Vee]

Yep it looks great. Just another couple of years and the rest of the ground will match it too.

Such are the vagaries of political horse-trading. Should be well down the list

 

[Get Rid of The Donkeys]

It'll be good to finally have a grandstand on the eastern terrace at Brookvale. It should be the first one built. Then the southern grandstand should be knocked down and rebuilt.

 

[Russell Crowe's Band]

Yeah the problem with owning your stadium is you have to source the funding yourself

Idk
I think theyll be at the sfs in 10 years time

 

[Tiger Shark]

Yeah the problem with owning your stadium is you have to source the funding yourself

Idk
I think theyll be at the sfs in 10 years time

If you're talking about the Sharks I think it'll depend on what funding if any they get.

If it's a decent chunk with the assumption they're there for a while can't see it happening.

If it's only enough to do a COE and some basics, then yeah who knows what might.

I'm not sure we'll see the money for a bit, or construction wont start for a bit. Might be 2 to 3 years before anything is finished

 

[Russell Crowe's Band]

If you're talking about the Sharks I think it'll depend on what funding if any they get.

If it's a decent chunk with the assumption they're there for a while can't see it happening.

If it's only enough to do a COE and some basics, then yeah who knows what might.

I'm not sure we'll see the money for a bit, or construction wont start for a bit. Might be 2 to 3 years before anything is finished

people keep saying this money
we already got the money. there isnt an ongoing revenue stream specifically from the development other than the increased patronage at the club, the other clubs etc

and sure, things are good atm and the club is moving in the right direction but it isnt "fund a stadium good"

we need government or outside investment

 

[MugaB]

Penrith only has ten And they’re spending double what win needs.

Eleven, where did you get 10 from?

 

[Tiger Shark]

people keep saying this money
we already got the money. there isnt an ongoing revenue stream specifically from the development other than the increased patronage at the club, the other clubs etc

and sure, things are good atm and the club is moving in the right direction but it isnt "fund a stadium good"

we need government or outside investment

WTF you talkin about.....the money I'm talking about is the money from the government.

Not anywhere did I mention money from the development.