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And Collingwood fans should have spent their baby bonus on a dentist trip.Reminds of the “baby bonus”
Meth heads spent that on a flat screen too
Guess who just got a new TV? Us.
Guess who's paying for it? You.
Hows the brick sponsorships faring over at Minnow Road Oval?Boy's club.
It's going very good and how's your 150 year repayment plan to victorian tax payers going for your kitty litter box stadium?Hows the brick sponsorships faring over at Minnow Road Oval?
We ain't paying sh*t.It's going very good and how's your 150 year repayment plan to victorian tax payers going for your kitty litter box stadium?
No suprise there seeing that you are crafty scammers and are totally broke.We ain't paying sh*t.
Bricks, lmao.
How many bricks have your bought?Boy's club.
Guess who just got a new TV? Us.
Guess who's paying for it? You.
Exciting times football fans, more upgrades heading to the Mighty Kardinia Park.
Geelong Cats ‘don’t need to be apologising’ for planned $60m upgrade to GMHBA Stadium
Geelong is looking to raise $20 million on its own as part of a $60 million development for a new training and events facility at GMHBA, while Tasmania is preparing to unveil plans for its stadium.
Geelong is on track to build a $60 million training facility incorporating an events space next to GMHBA Stadium, making no apologies for its vast ambition.
The Cats have only just finished the latest upgrade to GMHBA Stadium which puts the ground capacity at 40,000, with the state government contributing $260 million to the five stages of its redevelopment.
Geelong chief executive Steve Hocking told the Herald Sun on Thursday the club already raised $14 million of its $20 million donation target for a purpose-built training venue for its men’s and women’s players.
The Cats received $4.1 million for a new scoreboard from the state government in the May budget amid outcry over the government’s largesse in a city with many marginal seats.
The Cats hope to continue fundraising and working with governments to bridge the gap between their donations and the $50-$60 million budget.
Hocking pointed out that GMHBA Stadium was the largest events space in the region and was delivering a huge return to the community over and above football games.
It's only fair they get to revel in the achievement. After all, they helped pay for it.View attachment 2039028
Good to see TyreBoyz, Vegemite and Ralph celebrating the greatest stand in the league (move over SK Warne stand).
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Good to see TyreBoyz, Vegemite and Ralph celebrating the greatest stand in the league (move over SK Warne stand).