midfielder
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Arab
On this we agree.
On this we agree.
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Season 5- memberships
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Arabmariner
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Good.midfielder said:
Enjoy that JD on ice. 8)
FFC Mariner
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May have missed the point here MF
My reference to a small ground was a place like an upgraded Budgie where NYL games and (maybe) a CC NSWPL could play out of.
If you thought I meant a replacement for that souless concrete NRL ground we play out of, you are wrong.
My reference to a small ground was a place like an upgraded Budgie where NYL games and (maybe) a CC NSWPL could play out of.
If you thought I meant a replacement for that souless concrete NRL ground we play out of, you are wrong.
clarence
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Midfielder: Guess I am more in the "Good Idea, I'll believe it when I see it" camp.
Yourself and others have mentioned the June Council approval stage, so I am guessing the Club will make a press release when that happens. It will go a long way to reassuring people that this large project can still happen.
Since the time of the announcement and now, there's been a major recession hit the world, so it is not disrespectful to doubt that a project of this size may not happen as planned.
In fact, I'd rather the club prune it's ambitions with this project to suit the economic situation rather than going full steam ahead even if it meant running the club into the ground.
And I hope they have the loans and all things like that sorted, so they can do the project to the full potential - that would be the ideal situation to a fan.
My issue was one of communication. Once again, I have heard news that concern the Mariners from here and not from the club.
I won't be using the "Centre of Football Excellence" as a selling point to my friends for a season ticket THIS season, as even if they get the project under way, the benefits of that Centre will not be reaped until it is under construction, employing fellow Coasties in the initial groundwork and then beyond.
My friends know it is in the wind, but like me, they are waiting on news about the project - post worldwide recession - to see if it's a goer.
One only has to drive to work from the Coast to see evidence of how major projects can get f**ked up royally. The F3 ends abruptly because of changes to the original plan, the M4 ends because of Council objections to it's extension beyond where it finishes (and State & Federal pollies pushing their cause).
Hell, metropolitan Sydney is full of projects that have been compromised or changed to the point that have not reached their full potential because bureaucrats have f**ked it over, or money got tight.
Let alone the memory of Community Centres not built where I grew up, the plans for major shopping centres that ended up as 3 shops and a bottle-o, the list goes on.
My scepticism is well founded in a whole lifetime of hearing of grand schemes that were considerably modified or dropped totally.
Yourself and others have mentioned the June Council approval stage, so I am guessing the Club will make a press release when that happens. It will go a long way to reassuring people that this large project can still happen.
Since the time of the announcement and now, there's been a major recession hit the world, so it is not disrespectful to doubt that a project of this size may not happen as planned.
In fact, I'd rather the club prune it's ambitions with this project to suit the economic situation rather than going full steam ahead even if it meant running the club into the ground.
And I hope they have the loans and all things like that sorted, so they can do the project to the full potential - that would be the ideal situation to a fan.
My issue was one of communication. Once again, I have heard news that concern the Mariners from here and not from the club.
I won't be using the "Centre of Football Excellence" as a selling point to my friends for a season ticket THIS season, as even if they get the project under way, the benefits of that Centre will not be reaped until it is under construction, employing fellow Coasties in the initial groundwork and then beyond.
My friends know it is in the wind, but like me, they are waiting on news about the project - post worldwide recession - to see if it's a goer.
One only has to drive to work from the Coast to see evidence of how major projects can get f**ked up royally. The F3 ends abruptly because of changes to the original plan, the M4 ends because of Council objections to it's extension beyond where it finishes (and State & Federal pollies pushing their cause).
Hell, metropolitan Sydney is full of projects that have been compromised or changed to the point that have not reached their full potential because bureaucrats have f**ked it over, or money got tight.
Let alone the memory of Community Centres not built where I grew up, the plans for major shopping centres that ended up as 3 shops and a bottle-o, the list goes on.
My scepticism is well founded in a whole lifetime of hearing of grand schemes that were considerably modified or dropped totally.
FFC Mariner
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11 games at home.................does that include the 2 games that will be moved?
Lisarow Yellow (Pooley)
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The amount of home games on the coast is very disapointing! We shouldnt be anywhere near Parramatta!
I like the reintroduction of student prices (being a student myself), but i am disapointed in what you get in the membership package.
I like the reintroduction of student prices (being a student myself), but i am disapointed in what you get in the membership package.
dibo
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revision reading: Memberships
i'm reasonably happy with the setup:
adult bay price: 190
per game: 17.27 (priced over 11 games, the same price as last year)
concession bay price: 145
per game: 13.18
concession price is 76% of adult price.
point of reference, last year cove membership prices were:
adult cove price: 169
per game: 16.90
concession cove price: 119
per game: 11.90
concession price is 70% of adult price.
their prices are slightly cheaper generally, their concession price slightly cheaper again, but it's very much in the same ballpark so i think that's pretty fair. no complaints here.
i'm reasonably happy with the setup:
adult bay price: 190
per game: 17.27 (priced over 11 games, the same price as last year)
concession bay price: 145
per game: 13.18
concession price is 76% of adult price.
point of reference, last year cove membership prices were:
adult cove price: 169
per game: 16.90
concession cove price: 119
per game: 11.90
concession price is 70% of adult price.
their prices are slightly cheaper generally, their concession price slightly cheaper again, but it's very much in the same ballpark so i think that's pretty fair. no complaints here.
mariners4ever
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brennan said:
hmm, there is packages for adults and not students!!!
either way i'm getting membership, even if it doesnt include the 2 games, student packages and other benefits. as long they're on the coast and i'm within close travelling distance i'll be getting a membership
EDIT: just spoke with the mariners office, no the membership doesnt include the 2 games BUT they're working with the FFA to work something out
Blackadder
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kevrenor said:
Chris, I recall a username/password being issued with Memberships last season so I am assuming that..hopefully a reminder comes for those that misplaced that letter.
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