This isn't a stitch up is it?Other way around now, Geelong cheer squad at the Selwood stand end and the oppo at the Players stand end
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This isn't a stitch up is it?Other way around now, Geelong cheer squad at the Selwood stand end and the oppo at the Players stand end
This isn't a stitch up is it?
Nope. Traditionally the cheer squad was at the city end. When the doug wade stand was built they moved down to the river end and now weve built the selwood stand we are moving back up.This isn't a stitch up is it?
Thanks, and appreciate its a bit silly of me to ask for help and then doubt it.Nope. Traditionally the cheer squad was at the city end. When the doug wade stand was built they moved down to the river end and now weve built the selwood stand we are moving back up.
Fair enough to question it haha, but I would never do that to an opposition supporter... unless you were a hawks fan, in that case I wouldn't rule it out!This isn't a stitch up is it?
If they’re not replacing it with a digital scoreboard (which would be good… I love a scoreboard that just tells the score and stays put), then I would be happy if they just printed this picture and fixed it in location.
Certainly not blind, there were heaps of empty seats there throughout the game.I must be blind because I didn't see the cheer squad. Just empty seats
Against GC in the middle of winter you'd half expect it. Perhaps not for the first home game of the year in the brand new stand. Maybe other events were on that night?Certainly not blind, there were heaps of empty seats there throughout the game.View attachment 1933647
Not as many as here though, I couldn't see them from my angle but was quite suprised watching the replay and seeing so many empty for what was supposed to be a full house.
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Those blue seats are linked to fred Flanagan room I believe so I imagine most of those people were inside the function room enjoying the game.Certainly not blind, there were heaps of empty seats there throughout the game.View attachment 1933647
Not as many as here though, I couldn't see them from my angle but was quite suprised watching the replay and seeing so many empty for what was supposed to be a full house.
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I've been told today that the cost of upgrading the WiFi would be in excess of $8,000,000.
The stage 5 development included the provision of free wifi network to help alleviate the always terrible data coverage at the stadium, but it seemed to be as overloaded as the cell networks the other night. The Trust could work with the telcos to implement improved mobile coverage if it wanted to, much like the MCC did with Telstra at the MCG 5 years ago, but clearly there's no impetus or funding to do so. The club wouldn't be responsible for funding it because it neither owns nor operates the stadium; the Kardinia Park Stadium Trust does.It's not the WiFi, it's the phone reception (4 and 5G) how can that be on the club to pay for? It's Telstra/Optus who are responsible for that network.
It was the Players Stand for many years until THIS season, they're now back at the city end in the new Selwood Stand.Which end does your cheer squad usually sit? A bit of googling suggests it's the players stand end so Richmond cheer squad would be Selwood stand end, but this information was before the refurbishment so just wanted to confirm.
Those blue seats are linked to fred Flanagan room I believe so I imagine most of those people were inside the function room enjoying the game.
One way in which the club can increase capacity is to double sell these seats. Keep the FF room folk behind glass and have people in the seats at all times.Obviously they'd have the choice to sit in the seats or stay in the function room
We speculated a bit on here last year that the Brownlow side big screen would obstruct the view from some of the upper level seats in the Selwood Stand- well, it does. About 50 seats have a view somewhere between these two photos…
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They were all sold, I was told, as “restricted or obstructed view”. So if you are offered one of these seats one day: Beware!
And, on the subject of restricted view, the original big screen is woefully small (and has poor quality) if you are in the Selwood stand.
Time to fill up that gap with a super-sized screen, I think.
front row cheersquad member here(you can see me in the first photo, standing up, blue hoodie behind and a bit to the right of the umpire/far left point post)Certainly not blind, there were heaps of empty seats there throughout the game.View attachment 1933647
Not as many as here though, I couldn't see them from my angle but was quite suprised watching the replay and seeing so many empty for what was supposed to be a full house.
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They were mega loud from level 2 hockey stand on the wing....maybe it's just where you sit.If you were right next to them they would sound loud, but from where I sat whenever they made noise it got the Cats crowd going and was very quickly drowned out. Adds to the atmosphere, still is a huge home crowd/ground advantage and is nonsense to suggest otherwise IMO
A Menber's update today from Steve Hocking- and, yes, he knows that the wifi and moble coverage are rubbish.
the trust runs the stadium.. not the clubThe Trust is furious that Hocking has put the issue with the phone reception onto them
the trust runs the stadium.. not the club
The Trust needs to talk to the Telcos and get them to fix the mobile failures. The mobile coverage is a Tesltra / Optus infrastructure thing.
The Trust would be the ones to set up and contract/manage the IT WIFI service and system IMO.
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