STUPIDITY AT LEICHHARDT

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@alien said:
how dare i say anything bad about leichhardt oval, lol

do you ever say anything good about the oval.Dont go simple one less wont kill.
Then you can stand up at home in front of the tv.
 
@Alf Duguid said:
The toilets are crap too

the ones behind the goalposts (down the stairs) is like a dungeon.

its like entering a time warp and/or a 3rd world country :laughing:
 
toilets are crap i agree with that on the hillside…..im suprised its not a health issue to be honest.Its the councils doing.
 
@tiger4ever said:
toilets are crap i agree with that on the hillside…..im suprised its not a health issue to be honest.Its the councils doing.

you havent been in the ones behind the posts???
 
Yes of course i have but dont bother anymore as i know well and truly what they like its been like that since the early 70s.This is one area we need to get upgraded in a hurry.
 
i know this is a bit off topic but i always hear people spitting in the toilets. why??? its not every now and again, its almost every time, and im not just talking about leichhardt oval. im talking about anywhere.
 
Alien I'm just going to have a guess at this wire issue. They play soccer at the ground as well and possibly could be a measure to protect spectators from copping a blow? That said a kiddy copped it from a kick for touch on Sunday haha.

I absolutely despise the people that claim the hill is for sitting. What a bizarre notion! You STAND on it! Otherwise you get in early and grab a bench.
Fancy bringing your picnic rug and all the extras and paying for 4tickets and taking up 8standing spots. Absolute clueless mugs!
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sitting on the hill during the under 20s i can understand because it wasnt as crowded but during 1st grade when its a "sell-out" and the hill is packed. . .

they should do what kogarah does and actually call the hill a "standing hill" so people wont expect you to sit, and then they wont yell at you if you stand
 
The ground has its issues, but overall is a good place to watch a game of footy provided the crowd is not too large.

I doubt we will be playing at either Leichhardt or Campbelltown in 15-20 years without significant redevelopment of both grounds. By this time, the grounds will need to hold 30,000 for it to be viable to play at them.

The signs are already here. In the space of two weeks we could have two 20,000+ crowds when we could have have sold maybe 25,000+ tickets. Turning consumers away is not a sustainable business practice.
 
@Gary Bakerloo said:
The ground has its issues, but overall is a good place to watch a game of footy provided the crowd is not too large.

I doubt we will be playing at either Leichhardt or Campbelltown in 15-20 years without significant redevelopment of both grounds. By this time, the grounds will need to hold 30,000 for it to be viable to play at them.

The signs are already here. In the space of two weeks we could have two 20,000+ crowds when we could have have sold maybe 25,000+ tickets. Turning consumers away is not a sustainable business practice.

I always love going to Leichhardt, but I feel you are 100% correct.

The Tigers is a growing Club and has an ever growing fan base which is wide and deverse. I recall the Titans game earlier this year and the Broncos game late last year, and on both these occasions, I would say there was at least 30% of the crowd being Tiger Fans. With the unlikelyhood of the Councils and Government being prepared to upgrade these stadiums to a greater capacity, in 10 years the realisation will probably be no games at either Traditional Ground?!
 
@Tiger Watto said:
I always love going to Leichhardt, but I feel you are 100% correct.

The Tigers is a growing Club and has an ever growing fan base which is wide and deverse. I recall the Titans game earlier this year and the Broncos game late last year, and on both these occasions, I would say there was at least 30% of the crowd being Tiger Fans. With the unlikelyhood of the Councils and Government being prepared to upgrade these stadiums to a greater capacity, in 10 years the realisation will probably be no games at either Traditional Ground?!

Leichhardt could be a sensational 30,000 seat stadium. It would dominate Parramatta Stadium as the premier sporting venue of the inner west.
 
Hmmm… This is where our problem starts and for now finishes. If the Tigers could base themselve at 1 ground all year round, I'm sure the Councils and Governments would see the positiveness of up-grading such ground. A bigger problem for Leichhardt, is the infrustructure around it to cater for 30k fans every 2nd weekend...
 
That is right, but I would argue that with both Campbelltown and Leichhardt with 30,000 capacity, we could initially play 5 at each with 2 at the SFS/ANZ. "Poor" games can be taken to the SFS/ANZ where the revenue stream is underwritten.

Eventually play 6 at each and have 25,000 at each game minimum…...that is the dream.......
 
@Gary Bakerloo said:
That is right, but I would argue that with both Campbelltown and Leichhardt with 30,000 capacity, we could initially play 5 at each with 2 at the SFS/ANZ. "Poor" games can be taken to the SFS/ANZ where the revenue stream is underwritten.

Eventually play 6 at each and have 25,000 at each game minimum…...that is the dream.......

Not a bad idea at all Gary.

I fear that the Leichhardt council will knock back any further redevelopment of the Rectangle though and it will go the way of Belmore Sports Ground.
 
To get back on topic, I can sympathise with Alien. With a sellout likely against the Storm I actually expect places like the hill to be standing room only! It is ludicrous for anyone to expect to picnic on the hill during the main game with such a crowd!

I purposefully got to the ground with family early to make sure we got a seat and could be comfortable although I prefer to be higher so I can get a better feel for the game.

Another stand would alleviate some of these issues but I don't see anything wrong with requested the hill to be a standing zone on such occasions.
 
you know campbelltown stadium probably would get a good upgrade that increases capacity if wests tigers guaranteed that they would play more games there. its a bit hard to ask the government for lots of funding when there are only 4 NRL games there per year. we could make the upper level of the western stand go from dead ball line to dead ball line and also stands on both ends where the hills are (but i dont think there would be enough room to make those stands too big). anyway thats for another topic
 
@Cultured Bogan said:
@Gary Bakerloo said:
That is right, but I would argue that with both Campbelltown and Leichhardt with 30,000 capacity, we could initially play 5 at each with 2 at the SFS/ANZ. "Poor" games can be taken to the SFS/ANZ where the revenue stream is underwritten.

Eventually play 6 at each and have 25,000 at each game minimum…...that is the dream.......

Not a bad idea at all Gary.

I fear that the Leichhardt council will knock back any further redevelopment of the Rectangle though and it will go the way of Belmore Sports Ground.

They dont take ''poor games''….they cherry pick the best.
They hold the cards and make the decisions.
If youre talkin one or two games I'd say only ANZ would be inetrested
 
@innsaneink said:
@Cultured Bogan said:
@Gary Bakerloo said:
That is right, but I would argue that with both Campbelltown and Leichhardt with 30,000 capacity, we could initially play 5 at each with 2 at the SFS/ANZ. "Poor" games can be taken to the SFS/ANZ where the revenue stream is underwritten.

Eventually play 6 at each and have 25,000 at each game minimum…...that is the dream.......

Not a bad idea at all Gary.

I fear that the Leichhardt council will knock back any further redevelopment of the Rectangle though and it will go the way of Belmore Sports Ground.

They dont take ''poor games''….they cherry pick the best.
They hold the cards and make the decisions.
If youre talkin one or two games I'd say only ANZ would be inetrested

You could feasibly use those two games at ANZ to offer cheap seating… say $10-$15 for an adult, and you'd sell quite a lot more seats. Get more people to the game.
 
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