The NSW Blues are an nRL team? Where are they on the ladder?Raiderdave wrote:ah noStewie wrote:No doubt the Swans will continue to have the highest average crowd at the stadium out of any AFL or nRL team.Raiderdave wrote:Stewie wrote:Good for the Swans at ANZ.
yeah
maybe they might be able to half fill it for their biggest games eh ?
that'd be the NSW blues you blithering cockhead
Raiderdave wrote:
7K is a tremendous turnout
12 201633 16803 the average home crowd attendance for the eels for 2012Raiderdave wrote:adamj1300 wrote:the eels cant even half fill their existing home ground!, go the labour government trying to win votes in the west of Sydneyeelofwest wrote:About bloody time funding was made available to rectangular stadiums...............
Parramatta Stadium, the nest of the Western Sydney Wanderers and the Parramatta Eels, will receive a $20 million facelift, the federal government announced on Tuesday.
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The funding will be used to install additional seats to bring the stadium's capacity to 24,000, to build a concourse that includes new food and drink outlets and to improve facilities for players.
This is the first major upgrade to the grounds, which have been home to the Wanderers in their inaugural season and used by the Eels since 1947, in nearly three decades.
Federal Sports Minister Don Farrell and Parramatta Federal MP Julie Owens made the announcement, flanked by representatives from the Eels and Wanderers, at Parramatta Stadium.
The upgrade follows reports last month that the Eels club was considering holding more games at ANZ Stadium, with the chief executive seeking legal advice on the club’s tenancy agreement with Parramatta Stadium and the matter being discussed at a board meeting last month.
A master plan for a $250 million upgrade to ANZ Stadium, including the addition of more than 10,000 square metres of new development spaces as well as moving grandstands and a retractable roof, was also unveiled by the state government on Tuesday afternoon.
Read more in this week’s edition of the Sun out on Thursday.
Things looking up for The Wanderers and Eels, also Souths and the Bulldogs will get a nice lift in crowds once the roof is on ANZ....
they're dead last in 2013 you utter cock
the SWines are defending premiers .. & haven't filled the SCG once in 2013
plus
wooden sponners Parramatta had the largest club crowd of any code in 2012 in Sydney ..45,863
do ya think the Swines could manage that if they were wooden spooners
fat
fucking
chance
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wow
the rampant dumbness
adamj1300 wrote:12 201633 16803 the average home crowd attendance for the eels for 2012Raiderdave wrote:adamj1300 wrote:the eels cant even half fill their existing home ground!, go the labour government trying to win votes in the west of Sydneyeelofwest wrote:About bloody time funding was made available to rectangular stadiums...............
Parramatta Stadium, the nest of the Western Sydney Wanderers and the Parramatta Eels, will receive a $20 million facelift, the federal government announced on Tuesday.
See your ad here
The funding will be used to install additional seats to bring the stadium's capacity to 24,000, to build a concourse that includes new food and drink outlets and to improve facilities for players.
This is the first major upgrade to the grounds, which have been home to the Wanderers in their inaugural season and used by the Eels since 1947, in nearly three decades.
Federal Sports Minister Don Farrell and Parramatta Federal MP Julie Owens made the announcement, flanked by representatives from the Eels and Wanderers, at Parramatta Stadium.
The upgrade follows reports last month that the Eels club was considering holding more games at ANZ Stadium, with the chief executive seeking legal advice on the club’s tenancy agreement with Parramatta Stadium and the matter being discussed at a board meeting last month.
A master plan for a $250 million upgrade to ANZ Stadium, including the addition of more than 10,000 square metres of new development spaces as well as moving grandstands and a retractable roof, was also unveiled by the state government on Tuesday afternoon.
Read more in this week’s edition of the Sun out on Thursday.
Things looking up for The Wanderers and Eels, also Souths and the Bulldogs will get a nice lift in crowds once the roof is on ANZ....
they're dead last in 2013 you utter cock
the SWines are defending premiers .. & haven't filled the SCG once in 2013
plus
wooden sponners Parramatta had the largest club crowd of any code in 2012 in Sydney ..45,863
do ya think the Swines could manage that if they were wooden spooners
fat
fucking
chance
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wow
the rampant dumbness
http://stats.rleague.com/rl/crowds/2012.html
wow massive figures
can you provide a source for your 45k sized crowd?
or should we just take it as more random figures that you have come up with Raiderdave?
> Stewie wrote:The NSW Blues are an nRL team? Where are they on the ladder?Raiderdave wrote:ah noStewie wrote:No doubt the Swans will continue to have the highest average crowd at the stadium out of any AFL or nRL team.Raiderdave wrote:Stewie wrote:Good for the Swans at ANZ.
yeah
maybe they might be able to half fill it for their biggest games eh ?
that'd be the NSW blues you blithering cockhead
Fucking idiot. Kill yourself.
ahhh lol. Stopped reading here.Raiderdave wrote:Stewie wrote:The NSW Blues are an nRL team? Where are they on the ladder?Raiderdave wrote:ah noStewie wrote:No doubt the Swans will continue to have the highest average crowd at the stadium out of any AFL or nRL team.Raiderdave wrote:Stewie wrote:Good for the Swans at ANZ.
yeah
maybe they might be able to half fill it for their biggest games eh ?
that'd be the NSW blues you blithering cockhead
Fucking idiot. Kill yourself.
unlike yr limited .....
one dimensional
Raiderdave wrote:
7K is a tremendous turnout
