Hobart gets pretty much the same rainfall as Adelaide, sure its a bit colder down there but not sure a roof is going to help that anywaymots02 wrote:Particularly when the roof rules out international cricket being played there.Dutchy wrote:Can anyone explain to me why a roof on the new stadium was a non negotiable?
A nice stadium, completely surrounded by grandstands keeps the bulk of the weather out… particularly with the roof over hangs these days.
They have bloody open air stadiums in Europe and North America playing in the snow.
Dumb ultimatum to have the roof.
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Drop bears?Lightning McQueen wrote:The neighbours tree drops a lot of leaves.Dutchy wrote:Can anyone explain to me why a roof on the new stadium was a non negotiable?
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Correct, the mountain blocks a lot of the rain fall from hitting the Hobart CBD and it’s actually quite a dry city.Dutchy wrote:Hobart gets pretty much the same rainfall as Adelaide, sure its a bit colder down there but not sure a roof is going to help that anywaymots02 wrote:Particularly when the roof rules out international cricket being played there.Dutchy wrote:Can anyone explain to me why a roof on the new stadium was a non negotiable?
A nice stadium, completely surrounded by grandstands keeps the bulk of the weather out… particularly with the roof over hangs these days.
They have bloody open air stadiums in Europe and North America playing in the snow.
Dumb ultimatum to have the roof.
Will be colder in Canberra on Sat night
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They're putting heaters in and heated seatsDutchy wrote:Hobart gets pretty much the same rainfall as Adelaide, sure its a bit colder down there but not sure a roof is going to help that anywaymots02 wrote:Particularly when the roof rules out international cricket being played there.Dutchy wrote:Can anyone explain to me why a roof on the new stadium was a non negotiable?
A nice stadium, completely surrounded by grandstands keeps the bulk of the weather out… particularly with the roof over hangs these days.
They have bloody open air stadiums in Europe and North America playing in the snow.
Dumb ultimatum to have the roof.
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Purely for a get out clause of the contractDutchy wrote:Can anyone explain to me why a roof on the new stadium was a non negotiable?
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Complimentary fluffy slippers and a glass of port too?mighty_tiger_79 wrote:They're putting heaters in and heated seatsDutchy wrote:Hobart gets pretty much the same rainfall as Adelaide, sure its a bit colder down there but not sure a roof is going to help that anywaymots02 wrote:Particularly when the roof rules out international cricket being played there.Dutchy wrote:Can anyone explain to me why a roof on the new stadium was a non negotiable?
A nice stadium, completely surrounded by grandstands keeps the bulk of the weather out… particularly with the roof over hangs these days.
They have bloody open air stadiums in Europe and North America playing in the snow.
Dumb ultimatum to have the roof.
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No confidence motion currently being debated in TAS Parliament. Greens are sinking the boots in, the proposed stadium is front and centre, proposing to include an amendment to include not building the stadium as part of the motion.
Dunno, I’m just an idiot.
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How big a stadium are they proposing?
Surely crowds won’t be over 20,000 anyway
Surely crowds won’t be over 20,000 anyway
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26,000amber_fluid wrote:How big a stadium are they proposing?
Surely crowds won’t be over 20,000 anyway
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Adelaide Oval was $535m then $555m ended up around $610m.
We would spend twice that knowing what it has done for the city and the state.
Build it and they will come.
We would spend twice that knowing what it has done for the city and the state.
Build it and they will come.
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Serious question are you including the original western stand upgrade (2009-10) in that figure, Boon, or just the Southern and Eastern redevelopment (2012-13)?Booney wrote:Adelaide Oval was $535m then $555m ended up around $610m.
We would spend twice that knowing what it has done for the city and the state.
Build it and they will come.
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And the non retractable lightsam Bays wrote:Serious question are you including the original western stand upgrade (2009-10) in that figure, Boon, or just the Southern and Eastern redevelopment (2012-13)?Booney wrote:Adelaide Oval was $535m then $555m ended up around $610m.
We would spend twice that knowing what it has done for the city and the state.
Build it and they will come.
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Didn't they start early on the second portion, as there was a rumour the development was going to be put on hold?am Bays wrote:Serious question are you including the original western stand upgrade (2009-10) in that figure, Boon, or just the Southern and Eastern redevelopment (2012-13)?Booney wrote:Adelaide Oval was $535m then $555m ended up around $610m.
We would spend twice that knowing what it has done for the city and the state.
Build it and they will come.
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It made sense for Adelaide Oval but for very different reasons than Hobart, you can’t really compare the 2 situations.
Dunno, I’m just an idiot.
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Difference is $1.3 Billion for 26,000 people and no cricket.Booney wrote:Adelaide Oval was $535m then $555m ended up around $610m.
We would spend twice that knowing what it has done for the city and the state.
Build it and they will come.
Other than 11 home games what else would they fill it will. International artists are not going there, might jag a soccer international but nothing else.
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AO has two tenants, gets used every week of the home & away season, plus you've got the hotel there now tooBrodlach wrote:Difference is $1.3 Billion for 26,000 people and no cricket.Booney wrote:Adelaide Oval was $535m then $555m ended up around $610m.
We would spend twice that knowing what it has done for the city and the state.
Build it and they will come.
Other than 11 home games what else would they fill it will. International artists are not going there, might jag a soccer international but nothing else.
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No confidence motion debate will go on for hours so that every man and his dog can speak to it.
Dunno, I’m just an idiot.
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Plus they already have an established pussy museumBrodlach wrote:Difference is $1.3 Billion for 26,000 people and no cricket.Booney wrote:Adelaide Oval was $535m then $555m ended up around $610m.
We would spend twice that knowing what it has done for the city and the state.
Build it and they will come.
Other than 11 home games what else would they fill it will. International artists are not going there, might jag a soccer international but nothing else.
dedja: Dunno, I’m just an idiot.
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