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Really? The upper levels have to lean forward to see the near boundary line as it is. Any wider and you won't be able to see play there at all.Right now, ANZ is fine for length (160m) but it's width is Skilled like, and it's pockets need deepening. Right now it's actually 3m wider than skilled (118m). This can be changed with ground upgrades quite easily.
The restriction only applies to any stadium built with any government financial support, but the SCG obviously falls into that bucket.I am sure I saw somewhere that the long term plan would see a 56-58k stadium in time.
From what I have googled the agreement was signed in 1996 and ends in 2031. It includes no other stadia to be built over 35k in the west as well.
Some info here including a video.
http://au.fourfourtwo.com/forums/default.aspx?g=posts&t=82275
Really? The upper levels have to lean forward to see the near boundary line as it is. Any wider and you won't be able to see play there at all.
Unless you think moving the main side stands is "easy"?
...that MCG-wannabe joint ANZ...
That's an ironic thing to say, as the construction of Stadium Australia was the spur for the MCG's own redevelopment.
No it wasn't. Hosting the 2006 Commonwealth Games, facilities that were 50 years of age in over half the ground and construction of Docklands Stadium and its up to date facilities were the reasons for the MCG redevelopment. But hey whats getting the story wrong about the wrong Stadium in the wrong State
Yes, it was.
In case you hadn't noticed, Stadium Australia competes with the MCG for international events.
And the Commonwealth Games don't even compare to the Sydney Olympics as an event.
Still better than the shiz hole of ANZ. Atleast they didnt find any steel pickets on the ground at the SCGScg looked awful saturday
Scg looked awful saturday
I wondered about that - the goal square at the Randwick end looked like a threadbare carpet.
Has there been some other event there recently?
word is some nuffy mixed up chemicals apparently they had to do a "turf resuscitation" and brought in experts from the Lake's to assist.
supposedly it was almost bare on the thursday morning and the team weren't allowed to train on it.
Trust has refused to confirm or deny.
(Not sure on a Prefix for this one... first thread, not sure on the go)
Wondered what happened to it haha you're welcomeNo worries, I've merged your thread with this existing one, but I think the poll is a good idea, cheers!
I think the only way we'll ever fill it is for a home preliminary final - out of the three we have hosted there so far, the smallest crowd was 57,000 in 2012 against Collingwood.
You think the stadium is just too big for Sydney to fill on a semi regular basis? I think if we could get at least 35,000-40,000 there for regular home and away matches it'd be good. 50-60,000 for bigger games against Hawks and Pies would be even better. BUt for some reason we don't get those numbers
Its the curator , not the trust