I guess it all tastes the same on the way back up anywayThere's a special place in hell for ideas like this
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I guess it all tastes the same on the way back up anywayThere's a special place in hell for ideas like this
Makes a lot more sense than being used for Aussie rules.Article in the CM about Qld Rugby League putting a centre of excellence at the old QEII stadium. Looks like it would be a co-occupancy arrangement with athletics.
Somebody on here the other day saidI found the Roar Deal thanks to you lot on here on Spotify and I was listening to one from a week or two when Sarah Kelly was on and she mentioned that she'd like to use our new base in Springfield by bringing in some demountable stands. Of course nothing was concrete but I like this idea as you could get a train right into the ground although tix would be hard to come by even for us members if capacity is like 15000.
Surely a stadium being developed to hold 25k is not being done covertly.It’s well underway for that to be done won’t say the venue Lions don’t want it know yet.
Even thinner ground than Kardinia Park.Couldn't we just play on Suncorp? Would be similar dimensions to GMHBA.
No, it's not. But of course development is a long way from starting.Surely a stadium being developed to hold 25k is not being done covertly.
25k seems unders to me.Surely a stadium being developed to hold 25k is not being done covertly.
I put to Jake Anson that 25k might be a bit light-on for a club with 40k members. He seemed confident that it wouldn't be too much of an issue. He said that despite having 40k members, we never sell out the 37k Gabba anyway.25k seems unders to me.
The new facility could also become the club's best option for a home venue when the Gabba is knocked down and redeveloped for the 2032 Brisbane Olympic and Paralympic Games.
At this stage, the new arena will only cater for up to 10,000 fans but the Lions do have approval to build or add additional temporary seating to fit up to 25,000 people.
"We haven't ruled out that it could host home-and-away games, that's certainly a possibility," Wellington said.
"But we're considering some other options as well."
Among the list of possible venues is the Ekka Showgrounds and Carrara Stadium, currently home to the Gold Coast Suns.
"We don't want to lose a home ground advantage," Wellington said.
"We want to find a facility that will enable us to stay connected with our members and supporters.
"Three years is a long time, if that's the construction period, to lose that connection, so it's important that wherever we go, we can maintain that connection and obviously then there's financial considerations as well."
I put to Jake Anson that 25k might be a bit light-on for a club with 40k members. He seemed confident that it wouldn't be too much of an issue. He said that despite having 40k members, we never sell out the 37k Gabba anyway.
Plus the Cricketers Club.Can take out the Gabba trust members for a start. In a sellout, that's probably 3000-4000.
We'll see. The Lions will almost certainly be sharing the new ground with cricket.Plus the Cricketers Club.