Probably not, but if he wins, he'll be bound by his undertaking not to rebuild with public money. My money would be on a refurbishment for which the Trust stumps up a goodly share.
Probably not, but if he wins, he'll be bound by his undertaking not to rebuild with public money. My money would be on a refurbishment for which the Trust stumps up a goodly share.
Only way that could happen would be if it was scaled down to a $300-400mill project. Given mostpeople think it would be a good thing for it to be 30-35k that wouldn’t be the worse outcome.
I think this Daley bloke has gone too hard, too soon.
He'll be f**ked if he leaves a hole or half demolished stadium and he'll be f**ked if he fixes it.
The SCG Trust is a non-profit government organization started to oversee the parklands of Moore Park and manage both the SCG and Allianz stadium. The NSW government own both grounds.
Yeah, I’m thinking we probably just end up with a more austere Nu-SFS. Daley isn’t going to leave a giant hole in the ground on the edge of the city in an entertainment precinct.
Some developer will turn it into apartments
Maybe not a hole
But where the Entertainment Centre used to sit is now a bunch of office blocks
Yeah that’s because they built a new concert venue 500m away
what’s the new venue called? I forgot the SEC was shut down. Saw some good shows there in the early 90’s and when the NBL was at it prime.
perfectly good lol
so why are your Labor mates in Vicderpia spending $225 million upgrading a newer stadium that's not even owned by the taxpayers?Yes.
You have to be a complete pansy to be uncomfortable there.
For f**ks sake, when are people going to get it through their f**king skulls it had nothing to do with the view from the seats as to why the stadium is being replaced?
It's facilities for disabled and female fans were arcane, there was virtually no cover from the elements, it's pathways of access and egress were deathtraps if anything bad ever went down there and the corporate areas were bolted on after the fact in the worst possible place. Due to the design of the stadium, a patchwork renovation was not possible without costing almost as much as building a completely new stadium.
I live in Newcastle and seldom visit the SFS but even I understand completely why this is being done.