I know that Wenty played a game at the stadium last year, but I think it would be good for them to play some games at Parra stadium this year.
They are our reserve garde team and it would help club harmony for them to play at the stadium on match day rather than playing in front of family and friends at Ringrose.
It would make the players feel more like they are Parra players and not park footballers.
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Best thing for the spectators though.. 3 games, those were the days. Then we could have more constructive debate about how good Loko is, or whether Gagan is ready for Wenty, is Mitchell really playing that well etc
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For people who BUY a membership to the Wentworthville team, they get a discount to tickets (to stop anyone wanting to scam it, the offer is NOT valid for either the Cronin or Thornett stands).
Then people who buy their tickets with their Wenty memberships, the revenue goes direct to the Wenty club, so they get membership fees and ticket fees - Wenty grows financially as a good second tier club.
The game day revenue, such as drinks, food, etc, still stay with the Stadium, but wenty supporters get to see their team at a good venue with decent facilities and the wenty players get to play in front of good crowds and they get to play in front of the NRL coaching staff
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Now maybe I don't know all the financial "ins and outs" involved (something that i am almost CERTAIN of here!), but surely any way in which we can build up the "reserve grade" team/feeder club, has got to be good for the NRL first grade team.
AND ....
i would love to go back to having 3 matches on game day again !!!
1) Toyota Cup
2) NSW Cup
3) NRL
wouldn't it be nice to see all three grades again, see how all the players are developing through the ranks ...
anyhoo, enough said from me and my soapbox!!!
But the worst part about Wenty playing elswhere is that I don't get to see the supposed NRL replacement/reserve grade players every week and therefore know little of them. It makes it hard for us as fans to gauge how they are performing and if thery are ready for the jump in class and it must also make it difficult for them to see themselves as truly a part of the great Parramatta club.