Retractable roof proposed for MCG


Retractable roof proposed for MCG

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that'd be a big f-king roof!
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What a waste of money, no thanks.





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Multibet - 7 Nov 2016 7:07 PM
paladisious - 7 Nov 2016 6:39 PM

Sydney has the largest infrastructure pipeline of any state in Australia, and according to the government's own forecasts, there will be an estimated $74 billion in transport infrastructure spending just in NSW over the next four years, according to Colliers International.

http://www.smh.com.au/business/property/confidence-returning-to-old-estates-in-sydneys-west-20161020-gs778v.html

Infrastructure Victoria has released a plan that recommends the state government spend up to $100 billion over the next three decades.

http://www.theaustralian.com.au/business/property/cities-playing-catchup-with-urban-boom-james-rosenwax/news-story/6db7a0fe5bfbb7dddb6718ff2e978046


Like i said Victoria will have a population the size of Sydney maybe larger. Vic Gov plans on putting all those extra people in Melbourne while Sydney creates its second city in Parramatta and spends a truck load on transport infrastructure.

Might want to use that MCG roof money on your transport infrastructure plans if you plan to keep your self anointed most livable city tag haha

Ignores my points and pretends that Parramatta isn't in metro Sydney.

You're going off sources that are based of non committed future estimates over multiple election cycles, I'm referring to projects actually in work.

There is no word for your arguments other than delusional.

I'd be happy to hear about any actual plans for the good people of Sydney, but unfortunately you're selling yourself a bridge; which is funny because that and an opera house you've never been inside is all you got! :)

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Soft News - 7 Nov 2016 10:41 AM
Multibet - 7 Nov 2016 10:38 AM

The AFL trying to scam more public money. That is all it is. The MCC are purely a mouthpiece for the AFL. Gough is ex Carlton CEO.

Its not the AFL, or the MCC. Its Stephen Gough on his own as part of a brainstorming thing on the future of Melbourne. The MCG facebook and twitter flatly denied any roof was wanted or proposed at this time.

Soft News - 7 Nov 2016 6:43 PM
9GABmeme420 - 7 Nov 2016 6:12 PM

That is the point. To steal Govt money away from updating AAMI to 40,000. The AFL And MCC are good at this, taking money from everyone else.

Its not the point at all, this was one mans idea for the future of the stadium - and he's retiring. There is no current proposal to upgrade Aami to 40,000, and moneys available for stadium and facility upgrades arent necessarily going to be available to others if the AFL clubs didnt get them.

Not to mention that the MCG is largely self funding - The Vic Governments contributions to the MCG are less than 120 million since 1989, and that includes $77 million spent in 2002 on the Northern Stand when the Feds bailed - and for the Commonwealth Games at that - and $30 million for Southern Stand upgrades in 2011. Most of the 400 million cost of the Northern Stand was funded by loans, like the Southern Stand before it. With a build cost of $268 million its very likely that more taxpayer money was spent on Aami Park being built than has been spent on the MCG in the last 40 years or so, let alone Docklands which had no taxpayer funds put into it. 


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