Football New South Wales' New Gaff
A number of modern facilities will be showcased at the proposed new Riverstone complex, which includes:
- A minimum of 9 purpose built quality football pitches (15 football pitches will be the max quota)
- A boutique stadium (approx 3,000) designed to showcase major Football NSW events
- Indoor swimming pool complex
- Multi-purpose indoor sporting centre consisting of two international sized Futsal courts
- Advanced gymnasium
- Official Football NSW offices
- Licensed club and function centre
- Hotel accommodation, and
- A private Football College (this will be a first private Football College in Australia)
Riverstone West is a release precinct being developed as employment lands by the North West Transport hub (a joint venture between Paclib and Mastergroup).
Aside from the commercial considerations aimed at securing the organisation�s financial future via ongoing revenue streams, Football NSW is creating a facility that is perfect to develop football and its vast and abundant talent in NSW.
A buoyant Football NSW President Jim Forrest stated, �We plan to develop a state of the art, purpose built sporting complex to help develop the game of Football in NSW at both elite and grass roots level.
�All of our investment from our existing Parklea complex will be realised and invested in Riverstone West,� Forrest stated.
Football NSW CEO Michael Quarmby was equally as delighted with the forthcoming venture proposed at Riverstone stating, �We�re excited about the opportunities that this complex will provide all Football NSW members and the general public within the Blacktown City Council region.
�The complex is providing a truly unique facility aimed to service the elite and grass roots members of Football NSW, as well as being an asset to the local community,� Quarmby ended.
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