It will never happen40,000 seat stadium = 11 home games in my book.
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It will never happen40,000 seat stadium = 11 home games in my book.
It will never happen
Surely ... We will get home finals if it goes ahead?
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*Except SydneyAs long its a Interstate club. 100%.
That's bull sh!t, I don't care what team it is but it should be at our home ground if we have won the rite to host it.As long its a Interstate club. 100%.
Like Death & taxes will never happen??
OR Like...
Melbourne will come back from a 10 goal deficit today in Perth will never happen??
Surely ... We will get home finals if it goes ahead?
We've actually gotta ask for 11 KP games fitst.
Everyone seems to ignore this point for some reason.
We do ask for 11.
Except we know that every second year Easter Monday has to be at the G, so I guess we ask for 10.5
Andrews promised money for Stage 5Any word on this post-election?
The $102 million project will increase the stadium capacity to 40,000 and complete the stadium bowl, with a new 14,000 capacity two-tier northern stand to replace the ageing Ford Stand and Ablett Terrace.
It will also include a new northern entry plaza for patrons entering from Geelong city centre and the South Geelong train station.
The project will create around 300 jobs. Work will start after the ICC World T20 matches being held at Kardinia Park in 2020, with construction to finish in 2022.
Andrews promised money for Stage 5
https://www.premier.vic.gov.au/bringing-the-best-sports-and-entertainment-to-geelong/
Won't start until after 2020 cricket season, so Feb 2021
Didnt realise how early it was, but i think they would want another BBL season. New stand could give us our own team as it would line up nicely with the next rights deal from memoryIf they are only going to wait for the T20 World Cup, that's being played across Oct & Nov, so theoretically they could start by the end of November 2020.
The winning Victorian bid will join the A-League in 2019-20, before the South-west Sydney bid enters in 2020-21.
Western Melbourne will play out of Kardinia Park for the first two season before moving into a boutique rectangular 15-000-seat stadium in Tarneit, which they’ve vowed to build with their own funds.
The more the merrier. Don't really see why it would stall any redevelopment.How does the following decision impact not only the stage 5 development but also the grounds use with other sports such as cricket?
We know the ground is already being used for the T20 World Cup to be held over October & November 2020 - so one would think no development would start until after that.
Now with the new soccer team now playing out of KP for the next 2 summers, will they request no development during their time using the venue or will they have to suck it up during the 2020/2021 season if development starts at the completion of the venue being used during the T20 WC?
And not necessarily redevelopment related, but does a soccer team moving in kick the Melbourne Renegades out from using the venue for a couple of matches in January as per this season or will the team have to be on the road for a month if the cricket is in town? Obviously not too hard to share the venue between AFL & soccer (really that's different line markings), but raises questions with a completely different sport - personally I'd rather the cricket
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I'm just being selfish - I'm a Victory member so am thinking that this new team playing in Geelong for the next 2 seasons might impact on Victory playing a home game in Geelong.The more the merrier. Don't really see why it would stall any redevelopment.
They are likely to draw only a couple of thousand to a home game anyway.
Aaaah. Tarneit! How's the serenity?I'm just being selfish - I'm a Victory member so am thinking that this new team playing in Geelong for the next 2 seasons might impact on Victory playing a home game in Geelong.
It would be funny though if after 2 seasons in Geelong that when they move to their permanent home at a new, boutique 15,000 seat stadium in Tarneit (), that the crowds there are lower than they draw at their temporary home
The good thing about KP being so narrow means it's better for round ball viewing than MCG and Docklands.I'm just being selfish - I'm a Victory member so am thinking that this new team playing in Geelong for the next 2 seasons might impact on Victory playing a home game in Geelong.
It would be funny though if after 2 seasons in Geelong that when they move to their permanent home at a new, boutique 15,000 seat stadium in Tarneit (), that the crowds there are lower than they draw at their temporary home
The good thing about KP being so narrow means it's better for round ball viewing than MCG and Docklands.
My daughter and I watched the Matildas V China there. Was great until lightning stopped play just before half time!
We left, because we'd already seen three great Aussie goals and I wasn't sure if they even restart the game.I was at the same game and totally agree, but still pissed off they didn't just show highlights of previous Matildas games during that break in play.
I've been to a few soccer matches there and it is good viewing
I wouldn't be surprised either - the way they awarded the licence to "Western Melbourne" has to raise eyebrows:No way known the government builds a stadium in Tarneit. Isolated and in the middle of nowhere.
If the expansion team doesn’t fold ala their last expansion efforts, then I think we may have got an A-League team by stealth