I agree...simply not possible to get a better location, and the club needs to fully exploit thisStreak said:The club needs to build a proper clubrooms facility at Punt Road IMO, with something that caters for fans.
Absolutely prime real estate with its proximity to the MCG.
Mr Pumblechook said:I used to live reasonably close and visited a couple of times, and for a few games.
For games they put the game on the big screen either downstairs in the bar, or upstairs in a function room. Lots of Tigers, so a good feel.
When it wasn't games, it was just another pokies venue with nothing particular Richmond about it. Perhaps a cabinet with some RFC stuff, but not much more.
Streak said:The club needs to build a proper clubrooms facility at Punt Road IMO, with something that caters for fans.
Absolutely prime real estate with its proximity to the MCG.
Nico said:I agree...simply not possible to get a better location, and the club needs to fully exploit this
The club today won a Supreme Court appeal in a dispute with the landlord of its eastern suburbs pokies venue the Wantirna Club.
The win has saved it shelling out more than $100,000 in land tax and prevented a four per cent price hike on its current $950,000 a year rent.
Landlord Verraty Pty Ltd took Richmond to the Victorian Civil and Administrative Tribunal in June claiming the land tax payments and rent increase.
Verraty’s owner is Mario Abbotto, a Tigers fan and patron of the club’s Jack Dyer Foundation.
The tribunal ruled in Verraty’s favour sparking a Supreme Court appeal.