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The Game Future NRL Stadiums part II

Trifili13

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Yep you’re right probably wishful thinking for an Ipswich stadium to coincide with an Ipswich nrl team. Woild make sense to swap that for a 40k Canberra stadium that can be downgraded to 30k post games.

then add Nz to make it 14 stadiums:
Eden Park upgraded 60k
Te Kahu - existing stadium
New Wellington 40k stadium
Unfortunately Te Kaha doesn't meet the minimum 40k capacity (only has 30k). As noted by another poster, FIFA also doesn't like ovals and they want 7 of the 14 stadiums to be already built I assume to reduce staging cost. And with the finals enlarged to 48 teams it is more likely in future that there will be joint hosts like next year (USA, Canada and Mexico) and 2030 (Spain, Portugal, Morocco, as well as Uruguay, Argentina and Paraguay to commemorate 100 years since first WC). Australia hosting the WC would however certainly have some spin off benefits in new or upgraded stadiums and hopefully rectangular ones.
 

Steel Saints

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Bidding for a FIFA world cup is murky and very political. Australia may need to co host it with NZ and Indonesia, so they could get votes from Oceania and Asia confederations.

But there is always backroom deals going on, or deals happening even before the bidding process had begun.. Saudi Arabia won the right to host it. And there was no other official bid against the Saudi's.

We can come up with a list of stadiums of a possible world cup here, but in reality, we are probably wasting our time.
 
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Potentially missing out on up to two of its bigger events of the year

Probably compensation would’ve sweetened it up for the tenants

A few extra in the tens of tousands of dollars for one game won't help them if things like this occur with other affected events -


Venues NSW is not run by commercial dopes. They probably had to make hard choices, andf I dare say the timing is the best they could manage. The NRL dosn't have a contract for those weekends for the venue so have no claim to say they are effected. Sydney FC and other events do during the effected period even allowing for the early start.
 

Canard

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Bidding for a FIFA world cup is murky and very political. Australia may need to co host it with NZ and Indonesia, so they could get votes from Oceania and Asia confederations.

But there is always backroom deals going on, or deals happening even before the bidding process had begun.. Saudi Arabia won the right to host it. And there was no other official bid against the Saudi's.

We can come up with a list of stadiums of a possible world cup here, but in reality, we are probably wasting our time.
Yep, 2038 will be in South America or Europe anyway, so 2042 is the earliest possible one.

So it's pointless discussing it.
 

Jamberoo

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A few extra in the tens of tousands of dollars for one game won't help them if things like this occur with other affected events -


Venues NSW is not run by commercial dopes. They probably had to make hard choices, andf I dare say the timing is the best they could manage. The NRL dosn't have a contract for those weekends for the venue so have no claim to say they are effected. Sydney FC and other events do during the effected period even allowing for the early start.
What a massive storm in a teacup. The soccer fixture is not even out yet. If Allianz is shut down for 6 - 8 weeks, that would make it ready by the start of November.The A-League starts in the second half of October, so they just schedule two or three away games to start the season. No compo required.
 

flippikat

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Auckland A-League investors have pulled out of Auckland's Western Springs stadium proposal


OK, so let's put a cricket oval there & make Eden Park a proper rectangular ground then.

From what I gather, Auckland Council rejected funding for a new stadium near Spark Arena in favor of Eden Park redevelopment.. so let's see..

* Eden Park, main stadium for Auckland - 60-70k, rectangular, fully enclosed, all the bells & whistles, practically a rebuild. Includs a club mode of about 30k. Sell any surplus land for commercial development (bars, entertainment) nearby - axe the "outer oval"

* Mount Smart, 30k-ish. 2nd rectangular stadium. Updates to stands, possibly with provision for a roof in future, but great overhang on stands to keep crowds dry.

* Western Springs - new cricket oval with TV quality floodlights. Built to spec for cricket crowds, with provision for big outdoor festivals.

* North Harbour Stadium - downsized to cater for North Harbour NPC rugby crowds (max 15-20k)
 

Wb1234

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Stadium going back to full capacity on the cards once that’s done

Leaving them with the leagues club plus Kareela


“The Club build is projected to take around 12-15 months, with the Sharks pencilling in an opening date of mid-to-late 2026.”
 

Vlad59

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Stadium going back to full capacity on the cards once that’s done

Leaving them with the leagues club plus Kareela


“The Club build is projected to take around 12-15 months, with the Sharks pencilling in an opening date of mid-to-late 2026.”
Thanks for posting the post I posted just above
 

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