Surely with these changes the roof is now closed 100% during all day games? With those new light effects, a club only getting 7 home games there, if they had to waste one on a day game and the lighting effect was non-existent I'd be spewing.
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Surely with these changes the roof is now closed 100% during all day games? With those new light effects, a club only getting 7 home games there, if they had to waste one on a day game and the lighting effect was non-existent I'd be spewing.
Still don’t understand the roof policy. A perfect day yet we will be stuck inside the soulless monstrosity once again. The quicker we move back to the G the better.
It was often open for day games around the 2007-2011 period. Usually open for cricket as well.Because the stadium was built on the wrong axis and players have sun in their eyes
Roof closed is definitely better for the spectacleIt was often open for day games around the 2007-2011 period. Usually open for cricket as well.
Unless it's wet, I don't get the point of closing the roof. It makes the ground look soulless, the open roof gives it life.
You realize it’s essentially a big tv studioUnless you are watching on TV the roof shut is terrible. Even so on the TV it always looks dark and not enticing.
It somehow manages to feel more intimate and a better atmosphere when the roof is open.
It feels like a world class stadium with the roof open and a dull 2nd rate concrete structure with it closed.
Even at night in the middle of Winter, I’d say the roof could make it colder.
If it’s raining, you beauty, shut it, but if it’s not leave it open.
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Hence bulldoze it.Because the stadium was built on the wrong axis and players have sun in their eyes
Maybe in 25 yearsHence bulldoze it.
Should have been bulldozed long ago.Maybe in 25 years
Probably at its half life now
Should have been bulldozed long ago.
21 years overdue to be bulldozed.It’s only 22 years old
Not economically viable yet
And it probably will be once the value of the property makes it a viable option21 years overdue to be bulldozed.
So sooner it done, the better.
I genuinely don’t get the hate.
It’s at the biggest transport hub in the state, it has views over the water and holds 50k people. It doesn’t need knocking down, it needs the roof opening up and some life around it. The stadium it self doesn’t have to many bad seats.
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I completely agree. My theory is that people don’t like it on the basis that it isn’t the MCG. Put Marvel stadium in any other city in the world and it wouldn’t receive anywhere near the amount of hate.I genuinely don’t get the hate.
It’s at the biggest transport hub in the state, it has views over the water and holds 50k people. It doesn’t need knocking down, it needs the roof opening up and some life around it. The stadium it self doesn’t have to many bad seats.
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I don't like it because it has a roof. When it's sunny outside, at 1pm on a sunday arvo, the last thing I want to do is walk inside to watch footy and get blasted by LEDs and Fluro lights.I completely agree. My theory is that people don’t like it on the basis that it isn’t the MCG. Put Marvel stadium in any other city in the world and it wouldn’t receive anywhere near the amount of hate.
Ummmm what do you think those big concrete walls around those screens hold up? Maybe the roof ?If they're adding scoreboard screens at either end they won't be needing the corner ones. I wonder if the corner screens will be removed and more seating added. Hard Rock Stadium in Miami went the other way and didn't have end screens once they got corner ones in their renovation.
That would be expensive. Over half the grounds hosting AFL games are built on the same orientation so you would need to bulldoze them all yeah?Hence bulldoze it.
Bulldoze Docklands Nothing elseThat would be expensive. Over half the grounds hosting AFL games are built on the same orientation so you would need to bulldoze them all yeah?
Need to play games with the roof open ridiculous to waste all that energy lighting a ground when the sun could do it just fineSurely with these changes the roof is now closed 100% during all day games? With those new light effects, a club only getting 7 home games there, if they had to waste one on a day game and the lighting effect was non-existent I'd be spewing.