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Posted May 01, 2025 12:56 · last edited May 01, 2025 13:07

I still think Western Melbourne as a location has promise. Strong popn growth corridor, big ethnic football loving community and a lack of any other locally competitive pro sports teams. Even the AFLs Western Bulldogs play their games in the two CBD oval stadiums 

Plus the VIC Govt and local Council want WU to succeed. Pretty sure they are sharing the new stadium build costs

I think WU was a better expansion idea than MAC, if likely a poorer choice than say South Melbourne 

They need the stadium built to give the area a bit of a buzz, and show a team in the local community is there to stay

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Unknown editor edited May 01, 2025 13:07
I still think Western Melbourne as a location has promise. Strong popn growth corridor, big ethnic football loving community and a lack of any other competitive sports teams. Even the AFLs Western Bulldogs play their games in the two CBD oval stadiums 

Plus the VIC Govt and local Council want WU to succeed. Pretty sure they are sharing the new stadium build costs

I think WU was a better expansion idea than MAC, if likely a poorer choice than say South Melbourne 

They need the stadium built to give the area a bit of a buzz, and show a team in the local community is there to stay
Unknown editor edited May 01, 2025 13:05
I still think Western Melbourne as a location has promise. Strong popn growth corridor, big ethnic football loving community and a lack of any other competitive sports teams. Even the AFLs Western Bulldogs play their games in the two CBD oval stadiums 

Plus the VIC Govt and local Council want WU to succeed. Pretty sure they are sharing the new stadium build costs

I think WU was a better expansion idea than MAC, if likely a poorer choice than say South Melbourne