The bus over the bridge has made the ground more accessible, as long as it isn’t super windy… have to be honest the last 3 times I was there for the AWs and the Nix I enjoyed it.
The prospect of goals being scored and games being won no doubt improves the experience too!
If you’re within 2 stages of town get an early trip into the Chamberlain and then over the bridge. No non-drinking driver not required. Then bus over the bridge, great views.
I imagine if Foley is white knighting and saving the stadium he might win himself a few fans on the Shore. And it might give them much more flexibility if no one else is really playing there.
I wonder if they’ve done a thorough market analysis of where in Auckland their fans are going to come from.
Also NHS is also a rectangle football ground right?
The prospect of goals being scored and games being won no doubt improves the experience too!
If you’re within 2 stages of town get an early trip into the Chamberlain and then over the bridge. No non-drinking driver not required. Then bus over the bridge, great views.
I imagine if Foley is white knighting and saving the stadium he might win himself a few fans on the Shore. And it might give them much more flexibility if no one else is really playing there.
I wonder if they’ve done a thorough market analysis of where in Auckland their fans are going to come from.
Also NHS is also a rectangle football ground right?