Ideas Man Stephen
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Jamaican. But he is definitely British. Born and raised in Yorkshire.Descent is African.
Jamaican. But he is definitely British. Born and raised in Yorkshire.Descent is African.
Jamaican. But he is definitely British. Born and raised in Yorkshire.
It will be used as a reason to keep the stadiums oval. Fans turn up anywaySo flicked on the Matildas friendly last night that was played at Marvel and despite there being a sell out crowd they didn't configure it in rectangular mode. Is there a count of how many times they have reconfigured it since they took it over?
Seriously we need to push the federal government for funding to turn the Accor site into the national rectangular stadium and tell AFL and cricket where to go.
I think if you looked into his ancestry you will find it originated from Africa and not in the way that we all did.
I'm African and white as a sun bleached dog turd.
Marvel is privately owned by the AFL. SOO @ MCG has nothing to do with them.The Victorian Government would no doubt give funding to the AFL. As part of any future deal we do with the Victorian Government on State of Origin there should be a condition in the contract that allows us to use Marvel in rectangular mode if we book the ground - force the Victorian Government to go and negotiate with the AFL for us.
Marvel is privately owned by the AFL. SOO @ MCG has nothing to do with them.
It is a shame they won’t move the stands in during the AFL season, but for RL it is much, much better than any other oval stadium In Australia. Level 2 feels very close to the action. The early SOO games there were great under the roof.
If Storm wanted to play finals there they would be able to bring the stands in, as it is not used for AFL finals.
that 10K are the premium sideline seats though and are largely the ones that provide an atmosphere of having an audience close to the action/sidelines for the players so I think it’s still pretty important.I too, used to get surprised (upset?) about how little they used the recentangular mode, but now realise that as it only caters for about 10k people in that mode, and they rest are just as far away as normal, then it's hardly a big deal.
That would look great at belmore or Canberra
But imagine the view of the train line from the open standBelmore you'd have to buy a few houses at the south end to make it happen.
Belmore you'd have to buy a few houses at the south end to make it happen.
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That isn’t you is it lol
You could build a cantilevered stand over the rail line- engineering wise not at all difficult, though cost would obviously increase.
Knock down belmore for parkland and use the bigger parkland next door for a new groundExactly. Anfield Stadium in Liverpool, UK, had the same issues. They couldn't expand the stadium due to housing around it. That's why at one stage Liverpool FC were looking to build a new stadium at Stanley Park. It was only a change in ownership, combined with the Council assisting in purchasing the surrounding homes, that saw Anfield's expansion go ahead. Even then it took years to achieve.
Belmore Oval is in similar circumstances to Anfield in terms of being landlocked by housing preventing any outward expansion. It also though has the added complication of having the railway line on its northern fence too.
yeaI think if you looked into his ancestry you will find it originated from Africa and not in the way that we all did.