We can confirm that KAM Melbourne has today announced its agreement for the acquisition of a controlling stake in Western United Football Club and parent company Western Melbourne Group.
https://t.co/Gcy13D8K7M
@AidenJB2000 @Harrywufc @Maievofblades @Socceroos@FIFAWorldCup Under normal circumstances he isn’t close but we are light on for left backs this window. Jason Davidson the beneficiary of Garuccio’s untimely injury.
@smedaelot@joeylynchy Depends on ground availability, it’s usually reserved for AFL, AFLW, or cricket most of the time, but it might be possible if arrangements are made early enough.
@joeylynchy Yep, AFC games require 5000 all-seater capacity for their games, so it would probably go to a cavernous and expensive MRS. Qualifying for ACLE would likely have a significant financial impact on the club.
Executive Chairman Jason Sourasis was a special guest at @theheraldsun's Future Victoria event yesterday, presenting Western Melbourne Group's vision for the future in front of Prime Minister @AlboMP, Premier @JacintaAllanMP, @BradBattinMP and other distinguished guests 🙌
“And then we have the vertical sport building – a whole level of that might be that sport’s bodies home. So the schools use it during the day but it’s also high performance and the home for that sporting body which is getting ready for Brisbane 2032.’’
Jason Sourasis: “Basically we are trying to create a city and almost a mini AIS or VIS, and to have any sort of institute of sport style set up, the education pillar is really important from a high performance, education, innovation, research perspective."
A new article from @rolfep on @wufcofficial's plan for their stadium precinct in Tarneit. "Construction to start in the coming months."
https://t.co/psZ9SHEvDX
“So the aim now is to lock in the education piece and then talk to different sporting bodies. I’m trying to bring government sporting bodies federally, across the nation, to Tarneit, complemented by a university and high school that have sport or high performance focuses."
On the 15k capacity stadium, Sourasis said: "It’s outward facing and isn’t just an enclosed, four sided stadium that waits for a game every couple of weeks. It’s activated every day so the community can use it for any sort of events, not just what is going on inside the stadium."
A new article from @rolfep on @wufcofficial's plan for their stadium precinct in Tarneit. "Construction to start in the coming months."
https://t.co/psZ9SHEvDX
A new article from @rolfep on @wufcofficial's plan for their stadium precinct in Tarneit. "Construction to start in the coming months."
https://t.co/psZ9SHEvDX
@rolfep@wufcofficial "[WMG] is in talks with Victoria University about creating a campus in Tarneit and with a high school to set up a base for years 7-12 studies in the precinct. [WMG] is also in discussion with health providers, with a view to constructing an allied health building..."
@CosmicMatt92@joekayfootball Closest opposition team we've played at Tarneit is 700km away. I don't want to take anything away from Preston, the crowds are great, they're a great club, but they don't get the 5k+ attendances without the away fans there at the big matches, and WU don't play big matches at IF.
@pattymalone2000 The entire argument is a false equivalence. WU haven’t even been permitted to host Victorian opposition at Tarneit. Preston can host a Macedonian derby at an 800 seat ground without the police putting an end to it.