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TOPIC: New Stadium

Derby12 New Stadium 7 years 11 months ago #85

Derby12
Don't bother RR - I started ages ago and it's got me nada.

Morgan - the survey may be a complete furphy, but judging by the ranges offered, the cheapest possible option will see my current seat price roughly double. Now being a cynic, I don't believe that the cheapest option will eventuate, so that will go up still further. My family, and the friends we sit with won't be up for that, so even if I could afford it, I'll be shifting to stay with my mates. Or sitting by myself (which they would probably welcome).
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The_Yeti New Stadium 7 years 11 months ago #86

The_Yeti
Roger,

If you want to get rich by being an idiot, emulate Trump. Start with a rich daddy and never grow past the idiot stage.
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Morgan New Stadium 7 years 11 months ago #87

Morgan
It's a lock that memberships will go up. The WA Football Commission owns Subi, and also owns Freo. The stadium has no amenities, and by the look of it, doesn't seem to get much maintenance. You couldn't get a cheaper place to watch football.

The Barnett Government chose the most expensive place to build the new stadium. It is owned by the State that has overseen a budget blowout and needs cash. The WAFC are now a tenant rather than an owner, and there is a new middle-man being the stadium management. Stadium upkeep costs will increase.

None of this was caused by Freo.
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Bizkit New Stadium 7 years 11 months ago #88

Bizkit
All the more incentive to offer cheaper seats and get more people buying tickets, food/drinks in the stadium, paying for parking/transport and being in the general precinct with their wallet handy. The prices charged at Subi are already expensive so any upwards movement would place their own profits in peril let alone such a dramatic jump that will likely price the footy out of many people's reach.
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Straddo New Stadium 7 years 11 months ago #89

Straddo
If I pay $3000 to be first in to pick my seat, I'd be devastated to find that I'm actually competing with 5000 other people for the same small group of seats. Perhaps they could auction those seats off to the highest bidders? That would be the most accurate reflection of the market place. Alternatively charge a ridiculous fee and watch your members buy a general access ticket to sit at one of the 20000 empty seats.
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Mushroom New Stadium 7 years 11 months ago #90

Mushroom
Or, have the season split into three-game blocks. Your seat - or family mini bunch - is randomly allocated a spot within a different quadrant of the ground for each quarter of the season. North, south, east or west. After three, you change from behind the goals on boundary level and could luck-up to prime wing, first tier viewing.

The chumps who pay the higher membership categories get access to Grand Final tickets first, in order of how much they've forked out. Although they don't get any better seats than anyone else as a priority during the season, they do buy the opportunity to view the city high-rise profile from velour lounges when the footy isn't worth watching or they feel the need to network, drink champagne and admire how the extensive glass walls magnify the sun, fade the red carpet and burn your retinas.

The corporates who appear to need all manner of non-football related distractions as part of their package, I don't care. Put some freaking home renovation show on a screen on repeat and give them some coffee with beans shat out by cats or something. Or a couple of pole dancers. They'll love it.

Bloody hell, why didn't they design the thing to be a revolving grandstand? You'd get a view from very angle at some stage during the 2.5 hours you're at the game. Opportunity lost, I reckon.

Beer ideas are taking over.
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Drubbing New Stadium 7 years 11 months ago #91

Drubbing
If Subiaco is currently the cheapest place to watch football then why does 3.5% beer cost nearly $10? I have no idea what the food costs because the smell of burning grease makes me queasy. I get the same queasy feeling going to the Billy Walker room, buying a round for 4 and wondering whether $50 will cover it.

Corp suites are currently paying nearly $100pp + drinks for catering, and that's on top of the suite costs. The food in them is decent but not memory making. 10 suites are unsold in the Robert Rd stand this year. Most of these were taken by mining oil and gas companies, to schmooze clients and providing perks for the workers. They all have far less of both, so are not schmoozing.

That's how cheap Subiaco currently is. It's still too expensive for once rich corporates.

If they don't have the money to fill Subi's fairly meagre (yet expensive) suites, then I don't know who'll have it for the new stadium, even if the rooms are nicer and bigger, and therefore more people to feed and pay for.
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hypen New Stadium 7 years 11 months ago #92

hypen
A hard rain is gonna fall.
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Matebe New Stadium 7 years 11 months ago #93

Matebe
The concern is if they're selling breathtaking city skyline view memberships, they're obviously not expecting our brand of football to become any more watchable by 2018.
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bpurple New Stadium 7 years 11 months ago #94

bpurple
Missed the survey today as I was driving on th coast road to Geraldton which had been pitched to me as a beutiful scenic coastal drive. In between rain squals I did manage to glimpse some burned half green scrub land and even saw the ocean a few times.
But I digress, it has become apparent to me that the goonsquad running the FFC have fallen completely out of the tree. I vote we install a monkey who makes decisions by spinning a chocolate wheel with an equal number of yes and no sections on it. After the monkey spins the wheel he gets a banana for a job well done. I have more confidence in this new system than the current one that sees a bunch of tools involved in a giant shit fight masquerading as an administration.
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purplemum New Stadium 7 years 11 months ago #95

purplemum
I blame the Eagles. Do you think Colin would have gone to all this trouble if Freo had a waiting list? I don't think so.

Anyway, all I want is a seat with a good view of the game. I don't care about access to food courts or nice views of the city - I'll go to King's Park for that.

It seems to me that the corporates have totally lost sight of what a football fan is all about.

I'm not sure who generated the survey but I do think that the club is going to allocate seats based on length of membership and it will be free. That's how it should be done.
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larkin New Stadium 7 years 11 months ago #96

larkin
I got as far as the question asking me what would keep me at the facility longer - nothing will. I just wanna go home - no option. end of survey. fools.
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Noddy New Stadium 7 years 11 months ago #97

Noddy
Larkin, in the current season quality football from Fremantle may have been a popular option?
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zorro New Stadium 7 years 11 months ago #98

zorro
Oh dear - now there's the lights of another $60 million per annum train coming down the tunnel at us. According to my back-of-the-curry-stained-napkin calculation that's on top of the $120 mill or so this thing is going to need to raise each year just to amortise its construction costs.
So that's $180 mill per annum just to wash its shiny new face before anyone (i.e. the footy club) gets a sniff.
So let's say the stadium gets 10 major non-football events a year, and each one throws $5 m into the pot (that ain't going to happen, of course, but as long as we're in bed with Colin, we may as well share his fantasy world). That leaves, say, 24 AFL games a year to recoup $130 mill, or $5.4 million PER GAME.
So, if an average crowd of 54,000 goes to each game (tall order), the stadium's going to holding its hand out for $100 per punter per game before anyone gets a look in.
In other words, boys and girls, we are going to get right royally f****d over.
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