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Balin Trev
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lukerobinho
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Where arent they playing ? geelong Ballarat Melbourne Tasmania jeez
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Melbcityguy
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Western United was the last FU to us from gallop and co
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paladisious
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More like Everywhere Except Western Melbourne with an AFL Oval United FC, am I right?
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Carlito
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I've been every where man
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petszk
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Going out of their way to play in as many places in the east of Australia as possible.
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Carlito
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Imagine if the fa got two tassie teams . They'll make the Sydney derby look like normal
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Monoethnic Social Club
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Is it true that the Vic state government has shortlisted two possible sites for the new Covid quarantine "village?" I heard Avalon Airport and Sayers Rd Tarneit but not sure if they mean the land set aside for the *cough *cough stadium. Does anyone know?
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charlied
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+xWestern United was the last FU to us from gallop and co Yep
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Monoethnic Social Club
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Is their u20s team, which has magically been promoted to NPL3 with the other franchises also going to be based in Tasmania? That might piss off the other real clubs in West Melbourne.
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Heart_fan
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+xIs their u20s team, which has magically been promoted to NPL3 with the other franchises also going to be based in Tasmania? That might piss off the other real clubs in West Melbourne. Please keep stirring the pot. It’s so much fun :) Honestly though, this move to play matches in Tasmania is not wise. The optics of using 4 home grounds this season just screams lost and rudderless, as they can’t settle and build any engaged supporter base only playing a few matches in each place.
Playing matches in Somers Street and Geelong would likely be a better outcome, but now that Tasmania is also scheduled for 2 games next year ago, it just creates more of a nomadic feel about them. Given the opposition from Victory and City, AAMI Park won’t work next season, and continuing with Ballarat matches is likely something that would be better off moving away from.
Play some pre-season or FFA/FA/Australia Cup matches in Ballarat by all means, but It’s just hard to see any momentum with them being the Western (Melbourne/Victoria/Tasmania) United.
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aussie pride
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Their real fans and supporter base are just going to get pissed with this type of arrangement.
Not a smart move by WU management when off the field they are still trying to establish it's own sense of identity.
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Monoethnic Social Club
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+x+xIs their u20s team, which has magically been promoted to NPL3 with the other franchises also going to be based in Tasmania? That might piss off the other real clubs in West Melbourne. Please keep stirring the pot. It’s so much fun :) Honestly though, this move to play matches in Tasmania is not wise. The optics of using 4 home grounds this season just screams lost and rudderless, as they can’t settle and build any engaged supporter base only playing a few matches in each place.
Playing matches in Somers Street and Geelong would likely be a better outcome, but now that Tasmania is also scheduled for 2 games next year ago, it just creates more of a nomadic feel about them. Given the opposition from Victory and City, AAMI Park won’t work next season, and continuing with Ballarat matches is likely something that would be better off moving away from.
Play some pre-season or FFA/FA/Australia Cup matches in Ballarat by all means, but It’s just hard to see any momentum with them being the Western (Melbourne/Victoria/Tasmania) United.
:) I could ask how construction on their "shovel ready" stadium is going but that would piss off to many on here. lol
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AJF
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+x+x+xIs their u20s team, which has magically been promoted to NPL3 with the other franchises also going to be based in Tasmania? That might piss off the other real clubs in West Melbourne. Please keep stirring the pot. It’s so much fun :) Honestly though, this move to play matches in Tasmania is not wise. The optics of using 4 home grounds this season just screams lost and rudderless, as they can’t settle and build any engaged supporter base only playing a few matches in each place.
Playing matches in Somers Street and Geelong would likely be a better outcome, but now that Tasmania is also scheduled for 2 games next year ago, it just creates more of a nomadic feel about them. Given the opposition from Victory and City, AAMI Park won’t work next season, and continuing with Ballarat matches is likely something that would be better off moving away from.
Play some pre-season or FFA/FA/Australia Cup matches in Ballarat by all means, but It’s just hard to see any momentum with them being the Western (Melbourne/Victoria/Tasmania) United.
:) I could ask how construction on their "shovel ready" stadium is going but that would piss off to many on here. lol this probably explains it.... Tasmanian housing market skyrockets, with double digit growth expected in 2021 By Alex Brewster on February 12, 2021 https://www.savings.com.au/home-loans/tasmanian-housing-market-skyrockets-with-double-digit-growth-expected-in-2021
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Monoethnic Social Club
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+x+x+x+xIs their u20s team, which has magically been promoted to NPL3 with the other franchises also going to be based in Tasmania? That might piss off the other real clubs in West Melbourne. Please keep stirring the pot. It’s so much fun :) Honestly though, this move to play matches in Tasmania is not wise. The optics of using 4 home grounds this season just screams lost and rudderless, as they can’t settle and build any engaged supporter base only playing a few matches in each place.
Playing matches in Somers Street and Geelong would likely be a better outcome, but now that Tasmania is also scheduled for 2 games next year ago, it just creates more of a nomadic feel about them. Given the opposition from Victory and City, AAMI Park won’t work next season, and continuing with Ballarat matches is likely something that would be better off moving away from.
Play some pre-season or FFA/FA/Australia Cup matches in Ballarat by all means, but It’s just hard to see any momentum with them being the Western (Melbourne/Victoria/Tasmania) United.
:) I could ask how construction on their "shovel ready" stadium is going but that would piss off to many on here. lol this probably explains it.... Tasmanian housing market skyrockets, with double digit growth expected in 2021 By Alex Brewster on February 12, 2021 https://www.savings.com.au/home-loans/tasmanian-housing-market-skyrockets-with-double-digit-growth-expected-in-2021 Growth corridor. Fish where the fish are you reckon? HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA
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AJF
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+x+x+x+x+xIs their u20s team, which has magically been promoted to NPL3 with the other franchises also going to be based in Tasmania? That might piss off the other real clubs in West Melbourne. Please keep stirring the pot. It’s so much fun :) Honestly though, this move to play matches in Tasmania is not wise. The optics of using 4 home grounds this season just screams lost and rudderless, as they can’t settle and build any engaged supporter base only playing a few matches in each place.
Playing matches in Somers Street and Geelong would likely be a better outcome, but now that Tasmania is also scheduled for 2 games next year ago, it just creates more of a nomadic feel about them. Given the opposition from Victory and City, AAMI Park won’t work next season, and continuing with Ballarat matches is likely something that would be better off moving away from.
Play some pre-season or FFA/FA/Australia Cup matches in Ballarat by all means, but It’s just hard to see any momentum with them being the Western (Melbourne/Victoria/Tasmania) United.
:) I could ask how construction on their "shovel ready" stadium is going but that would piss off to many on here. lol this probably explains it.... Tasmanian housing market skyrockets, with double digit growth expected in 2021 By Alex Brewster on February 12, 2021 https://www.savings.com.au/home-loans/tasmanian-housing-market-skyrockets-with-double-digit-growth-expected-in-2021 Growth corridor. Fish where the fish are you reckon? HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA build where the real estate returns are better return, Tarneit is only growing at 2% PA where as Tassie is in a boom. developers need to make money bro...
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Monoethnic Social Club
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+x+x+x+x+x+xIs their u20s team, which has magically been promoted to NPL3 with the other franchises also going to be based in Tasmania? That might piss off the other real clubs in West Melbourne. Please keep stirring the pot. It’s so much fun :) Honestly though, this move to play matches in Tasmania is not wise. The optics of using 4 home grounds this season just screams lost and rudderless, as they can’t settle and build any engaged supporter base only playing a few matches in each place.
Playing matches in Somers Street and Geelong would likely be a better outcome, but now that Tasmania is also scheduled for 2 games next year ago, it just creates more of a nomadic feel about them. Given the opposition from Victory and City, AAMI Park won’t work next season, and continuing with Ballarat matches is likely something that would be better off moving away from.
Play some pre-season or FFA/FA/Australia Cup matches in Ballarat by all means, but It’s just hard to see any momentum with them being the Western (Melbourne/Victoria/Tasmania) United.
:) I could ask how construction on their "shovel ready" stadium is going but that would piss off to many on here. lol this probably explains it.... Tasmanian housing market skyrockets, with double digit growth expected in 2021 By Alex Brewster on February 12, 2021 https://www.savings.com.au/home-loans/tasmanian-housing-market-skyrockets-with-double-digit-growth-expected-in-2021 Growth corridor. Fish where the fish are you reckon? HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA build where the real estate returns are better return, Tarneit is only growing at 2% PA where as Tassie is in a boom. developers need to make money bro... Do Simmonds and Metricon build in Tasmania? If not they may need another sponsorship next year
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Carlito
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+x+x+x+x+x+x+xIs their u20s team, which has magically been promoted to NPL3 with the other franchises also going to be based in Tasmania? That might piss off the other real clubs in West Melbourne. Please keep stirring the pot. It’s so much fun :) Honestly though, this move to play matches in Tasmania is not wise. The optics of using 4 home grounds this season just screams lost and rudderless, as they can’t settle and build any engaged supporter base only playing a few matches in each place.
Playing matches in Somers Street and Geelong would likely be a better outcome, but now that Tasmania is also scheduled for 2 games next year ago, it just creates more of a nomadic feel about them. Given the opposition from Victory and City, AAMI Park won’t work next season, and continuing with Ballarat matches is likely something that would be better off moving away from.
Play some pre-season or FFA/FA/Australia Cup matches in Ballarat by all means, but It’s just hard to see any momentum with them being the Western (Melbourne/Victoria/Tasmania) United.
:) I could ask how construction on their "shovel ready" stadium is going but that would piss off to many on here. lol this probably explains it.... Tasmanian housing market skyrockets, with double digit growth expected in 2021 By Alex Brewster on February 12, 2021 https://www.savings.com.au/home-loans/tasmanian-housing-market-skyrockets-with-double-digit-growth-expected-in-2021 Growth corridor. Fish where the fish are you reckon? HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA build where the real estate returns are better return, Tarneit is only growing at 2% PA where as Tassie is in a boom. developers need to make money bro... Do Simmonds and Metricon build in Tasmania? If not they may need another sponsorship next year Iirc they don't have the relevant licences In tassie. Could be wrong though
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Monoethnic Social Club
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Great news for WU. AFL grounds will have an allowance for 50% capacity in Victoria so next time they play they should get 20k in Geelong.
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Monoethnic Social Club
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+xGreat news for WU. AFL grounds will have an allowance for 50% capacity in Victoria so next time they play they should get 20k in Geelong. Scratch that, looks like the Cats are coming back to town and the stadium has bumped them.... https://www.geelongadvertiser.com.au/sport/local-sport/why-western-united-may-not-return-to-gmhba-stadium/news-story/c9cb2b5da1f325bf14a5d4c1801225be
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Footyball
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WU are secretly Tasmanian.
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paulc
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Glad there’s a club that can spread the game elsewhere. If it was an established club then I think this would have caused problems to their fan base. Unfortunately most regions don’t get the opportunity to experience the A-League, so this is good.
In a resort somewhere
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