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Old mate was referring to the scenario of Australia having a roof like Forsyth Barr.
And his solution for any heat problems, was to go down to Bunnings and by a $5 Tarp.
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Old mate was referring to the scenario of Australia having a roof like Forsyth Barr.
It would be a huge deal for a new nrl club based there you’d think. Given their weather it could make a big difference to fan turn out and subsequently revenue. Won’t make a jot of difference to player recruitment, players don’t pick a club due to stadium quality lol
We’re not talking about Christchurch. Though it can actually get quite hot there in summer when the norwester is blowing. I assume the stadium will have appropriate ventilation to deal with that.
Cool. You planning on paying for it?
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No one said it would.
TBF, aircon in NZ is mostly heat pumps. Chch could definitely do with some heat pumps. It's not going to be warm in that place even with the lid on.
The couple of times of been to Foresyth Barr it’s been absolutely arctic like sitting in a fridge, you longed for something to happen so those flamethrower things would go off for momentary warmth.
So a magpie is an Aussie pest and a kea is a kiwi pest
Marvel is a bad in winter to.
Magpies are a lot more common- even in NZ, Kea are more of an annoyance but theyre endagered and live in the Alps to far away from any settlements to be a pest. I’d pick a kea over those annoying swooping bastards
Just like Latrell.
Nah, Kea aren’t that lazy
What’s it like for day games when the sun’s out?
Each time I’ve been there it’s been a night game in the dead of winter so yeah that wouldn’t have helped to be fair. Despite being an indoor stadium there is a decent opening behind the goalposts that a cold breeze came in, and stadiums being largely concrete it held the cold.
I’d imagine the opening is necessary for ventilation in warmer months, but you’d have thought they might have made it so it could be closed in cold weather.
southislandkea.com
Is this a joke. Not one single sponsor in sight.SI Kea's website has gone live:
South Island Kea
Representing Te Wai Pounamu the South Island Kea have submitted a bid to be included in the expanded NRL competition.
