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Think the club will look at it like this
2018: Play Games as Normal
2019: Construction Starts on Stage 5, Ground Capacity reduced
2020: Stage 5 Completed in May
I'd expect Stage 6 to be done (Reg Hickey Stand demolition, Premiership Stand Refurbishment) in 2025-2027
^ Correct. Stage 5 is the final stage of this near 2 decade transformation, first put together in 2001 when the finger was given to giving up the home ground to then Colonial Stadium as so many other VIC clubs did.
Then concept below:
The World Cup would simply have paid for all stages to be done using all Federal cash to take it to 44,000 seats. Would've been preferred because all we'll get is about 40,000 once this is now done using cash from many other places, including the club's.
It's the ultimate dream that won't happen until 2050. But one day it will.So the "unofficial" stage 6 would be replacing the Hickey, dropping the street underground and widening the oval?
Would cost as much as the other stages.
It's the ultimate dream that won't happen until 2050. But one day it will.
^ Correct. Stage 5 is the final stage of this near 2 decade transformation, first put together in 2001 when the finger was given to giving up the home ground to then Colonial Stadium as so many other VIC clubs did.
Then concept below:
The World Cup would simply have paid for all stages to be done using all Federal cash to take it to 44,000 seats. Would've been preferred because all we'll get is about 40,000 once this is now done using cash from many other places, including the club's.
Stage 6? There has never been a Stage 6 of the Redevelopment mentioned.
Stage 5 was/is to include refurbishment of the Hickey Stand (as far as I was aware was the removal of some corporate facilities, upgrade of other areas) but Stage 5 was to be the final stage of the redevelopment.
Or just redeveloping the whole KP precinct and moving the ground further west like they should have done in the first place?Once the current stadium is past it's used by date I think what you'll find is Kardinia Park will end up somewhat along the lines of where Subiaco is today, returned to the residents as public open space. It will be replaced with a far more superior modern-day stadium in a green fields growth area that easily accessible by public transport as well as having decent road links to it.
The cost of "dropping" Moorabool St, compensating the current land owners & businesses & building a new stadium would massively outweigh the benefits of building a green fields stadium.
It's unofficial but you imagine it's redeveloping the Reg Hickey stand and refurbishing the Premiership Stand
Or just redeveloping the whole KP precinct and moving the ground further west like they should have done in the first place?
What happened to the Doug Wade Stand? Or Ross Drew?
I agree.I like the oval in it's current narrow shape. It's now starting to really mess with the opposition teams heads.
That won't happen.
I agree.
That seemed obvious to me, but I guess it can be hard to tell what people actually think on a forum. Didn't need the lecture.
Sorry. I was a bit snappy as well.It wasn't intended to be a lecture at all JohnZ and I'm sorry if it came across like that.
Whilst leaving the current oval where it is...I'm gonna take a stab at it and if they were to ever build a new stadium in whatever amount of time they think of it, it would just get built in the same precinct probably taking up an area around St Mary's and the cricket ground and start from scratch, the area is to valuable to relocate the main stadium
I'm gonna take a stab at it and if they were to ever build a new stadium in whatever amount of time they think of it, it would just get built in the same precinct probably taking up an area around St Mary's and the cricket ground and start from scratch, the area is to valuable to relocate the main stadium
So what are the chances of the road being dropped underground? Logistically impossible?
Yeah, its all pie in the sky stuff. Would be great if they could build over it like the old Atletico Madrid Stadium or Lansdowne Road with the train line. A lot more millions in those stadiums though.Zero. Logistically & financially impossible.