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Below is Premier's comments and I was told last week this is the continuing position, no interest in funding a club or its start up but will fund these areas.
Being a Saints supporter really is major driving factor how I view the Western Bears.
The state only bringing something for itself, in reality, this doesn't mean anything to the clubs, to the arlc it does, but the other clubs don't see a cent, "zero" infact.... hence the licence fee
extra tv money, more money from corporates, a stronger NRL means more revenue for them down the track. AFL havent gone into tassie for the benefit of the other 18 clubs. There's something to be said for growing the game at all levels, and NRL are unlikely to get a better chance than this to do it in WA.
All true, but not the point...
Doesn’t mention 450 millionBelow is Premier's comments and I was told last week this is the continuing position, no interest in funding a club or its start up but will fund these areas.
'Western Australia is the obvious choice for a new team, and the NRL knows WA is a great option for the league’s expansion,' Cook said.
'The State Government isn’t involved in the consortium’s private bid. However, we have a supporting role and have expressed our willingness to work with the NRL on things like delivering top-tier grounds and high-performance facilities, an expansion of our successful nation-leading player development program in schools, and support to deliver pre-season fixtures in regional WA to help build a brand and get the community behind the club.'
Western Bears' NRL expansion bid REJECTED by ARLC boss Peter V'landys
Australian Rugby League Commission chief, Peter V'landys, has informed the Western Australian government that proposals to found a new team have been rejected.www.dailymail.co.uk
Just like your png, 600 mill from tax payers govt
The previous figure was 150 million for the ground, 50 on juniors and a coe 50 million
I've been told 70 mill. for the CoE last week and a possible site for it. Source 1 degree of separation from the bid.
www.perthnow.com.au
True, but not sure about the ever part.
The stadium upgrade figure was media speculation I believe ..
Any redevelopment will need to keep the Glory happy…
Save The Shed - or at least retain its essence
If The Shed does go, the very least any proposed redevelopment can do is provide a safe-standing alternative to give the Glory’s legions of active supporters a fit and proper home.
www.6pr.com.au
its been mentioned in a few recent articles. The rumour is $300-350mill for HBF park, $70mill for CofE base for club and NRLWA, $50mil for JNR RL, female and other participation support. My source didnt confirm amount they were committing last week but did confirm those are the areas they are willing to fund, and he would know.
That should be able to do a great main stand and even redo the shed into a modern stand with safe standing
Id do the West stand, put a roof on the South stand and extend the shed to make it full width and twice as tall. I like there is standing terraces. makes it a bit different to other stadiums here, also means there's a cheap ticket option for those with less money and is a cheaper way of adding another couple of thousand on to the capacity. Just put a cantilever roof over it all to make it look more modern. Would give a 27k ish finished stadium.
Exclusive: HBF Park Set for upgrade with Western Bears set to become Perth's NRL team
The State Government is looking to spend $300 million to upgrade HBF Park. Click PLAY for Oliver Peterson’s exclusive:
Found it
300 million is serious coin
Modern stadia have seats which can fold down so it becomes a terrace
