Matt_CBY
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Nor can I, not because they couldn’t be but because RL remains a myopic sport run by people who lack any great vision.
Your arrogance knows no bounds. Typical.
Nor can I, not because they couldn’t be but because RL remains a myopic sport run by people who lack any great vision.
Mate, no offence but as much of a clown that PR is I have more respect for him than I do for you.Your arrogance knows no bounds. Typical.
You shouldn’t give advise you can’t uphold yourself champion.Mate, no offence but as much of a clown that PR is I have more respect for him than I do for you.
Every single post you've made lately is having a go at people.
I get it life may be tough for you and you need an outlet to hide behind to get your passive aggressive frustrations out but you've become over the top.
Calm the f**k down and get a hold of yourself.
No skin off my nose, you've done me a favour.You shouldn’t give advise you can’t uphold yourself champion.
I’m also not hiding behind anything. In fact I’m one of a few people on here who volunteer my name “Adelaide Sharky”.
Just like the arrogant one has me on ignore. I’ve now got you on ignore.
Nor can I, not because they couldn’t be but because RL remains a myopic sport run by people who lack any great vision.
I think the most logical opportunity for South Australia would be to go into a dual - city representation with the Sharks.
Southern Sharks
8 games - Cronulla
4 - 5 games - Adelaide
Sharks desperately need to broaden their appeal and breadth.
Sharks is a flexible and attractive brand with relevance to the Adelaide narrative.
By creating an agreement with other Sydney teams they can retain games in Sydney, both in Cronulla and in wider Sydney whilst broaden their casual supporter base by a million.
Even if they averaged ten thousand fans in Adelaide, that would be ten thousand new fans with additional merchandise and corporate potential.
Given potential for investment from the South Australian government as well there is huge potential with limited risk.
To motivate such a move the NRL should provide an annual grant top up for ten years with a binding contract with the South Australian government, including forms of sponsorship.
Been done.I think the most logical opportunity for South Australia would be to go into a dual - city representation with the Sharks.
Southern Sharks
8 games - Cronulla
4 - 5 games - Adelaide
Sharks desperately need to broaden their appeal and breadth.
Sharks is a flexible and attractive brand with relevance to the Adelaide narrative.
By creating an agreement with other Sydney teams they can retain games in Sydney, both in Cronulla and in wider Sydney whilst broaden their casual supporter base by a million.
Even if they averaged ten thousand fans in Adelaide, that would be ten thousand new fans with additional merchandise and corporate potential.
Given potential for investment from the South Australian government as well there is huge potential with limited risk.
To motivate such a move the NRL should provide an annual grant top up for ten years with a binding contract with the South Australian government, including forms of sponsorship.
We won't,Hi Izmir … I’m not sure the Adelaide people will get behind a part time team from Sydney
We won't,
And in my case certainly not my own.
As I said in my previous post if we get a team here again it'll either be a reborn Adelaide Rams or a merger with an old team like Newtown.
Plus there's a few issues at play, where to base the team.
Adelaide Oval is now far too big now being twice the size it was during the Rams' days and Coopers Stadium is far too small capacity wise and the pitch is too small as it's primary tenant is football.
If you ever have watched Super League games their in-goals are far too small.
The big issue with upgrading Coopers is it is shoehorned in by Manton & Holden Streets and one can't move the road plus there's a heritage listed old church building behind the Southern Grandstand that Adelaide United currently uses as a storeroom.
Very highly doubt it.Is there any plans for a new rectangle stadium ?
Very highly doubt it.
Our current premier is all over the big events stuff but unless Adelaide United start packing out Coopers on a weekly basis I highly doubt we'll be getting a new rectangular stadium.
Plus they only just did a refurb of Coopers by extending the Eastern Grandstand for the recent Womens football World Cup.
Even if they did the same with the northern stand and southern stand the capacity would only be the same as some current clubs in Sydney.
Perth getting in may be the catalyst for us moving towards getting a team as there's the FOMO factor at play.Obviously they are behind the 8 ball without a proper stadium …
The NRL has dragged the chain on expansion, and I’m sure that you can see for yourself that there are a few other places ahead of Adelaide in the queue to get into the comp that are more league “friendly “..
I think the main push for a team has to come from within… like we have seen in Perth to some extent…if Perth is successful and here to stay then Adelaide will be the only major city in Aust without a team …