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Good point mate, I'd hate to be the bogey man.
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Good point mate, I'd hate to be the bogey man.
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Get Greg Norman to the unveiling of the Clubs new branding
Where shark park or kareela?
dylan the villian
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Do golf clubs actually turn a profit though? Is it a large golf club? From what ive seen they have struggled in recent years due to declining memberships and younger golfers not joining clubs?
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Yeah golf clubs are definitely struggling to attract people to golf memberships, waste of time putting resources into that part of the business.
Haven't been to the club itself for around 20 years, not sure what it's like these days.
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Supported at the AGM by the members. unanimous.
We own 12,000 square metres aside to the club. Purchase price $4 odd million
Independent developer valuations have it at closer to $12 mil
Future profits estimated at over $1 mil
Add another $200k profit by flying without a CEO
Things looking very good in that department
Supported at the AGM by the members. unanimous.
We own 12,000 square metres aside to the club. Purchase price $4 odd million
Independent developer valuations have it at closer to $12 mil
Future profits estimated at over $1 mil
Add another $200k profit by flying without a CEO
Things looking very good in that department
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Haha, the banks are doing it all wrong
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No , no worries at all HB
Didn’t Packer have one of his crown casinos on the market?
Can't wait to stay in the Buzz Rothfield Suite
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We will **** this up like everything else
Matty C of the Shire
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Traders has a bit in shire. Maybe Menai or engaging would be our best bet if we can get another . Though would be $$$
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In the up side, the bog paper is made from his stories.
On the downside it's extremely thin and already full of ****.
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Cronulla boss says making Kogarah feel like 'home' is vital to season
Sarah Keoghan
By Sarah Keoghan
January 24, 2020 — 6.21pm
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Sharks boss Dino Mezzatesta says the club is working hard to ensure Cronulla's season is not affected by the move to Dragons territory and has prioritised turning Jubilee Stadium into a "home ground" in the weeks leading up to round one.
Sharks members on Thursday night voted unanimously to purchase Kareela Golf Club, which will be a new home for the club while construction continues at Woolooware. But with the new club 10 kilometres from Jubilee Stadium, Mezzatesta said the club needs to ensure the move does not have an impact on player performance.
"The team have got to walk into those sheds knowing this is our home and we're not playing away – this is actually our home," he said. "It's up to us as an entity, as an organisation to make sure that we achieve that."
The Sharks are determined to make Jubilee Stadium feel like home, right down to the Prime Minister.
The Sharks are determined to make Jubilee Stadium feel like home, right down to the Prime Minister.CREDIT:AAP
Mezzatesta is adamant the board will be able to achieve a "home ground feel" at their rival's stadium and even said the Sharks were the "true occupants" of Jubilee for 2020 due to the Dragons splitting their home games between Kogarah and Wollongong.
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"The Sharks are playing more than double the amount of games that the Dragons are [at Jubilee]," he said. "We have a good opportunity to make it our home. As long as they can run on that pitch and feel like it's no different to Shark Park because we've kind of painted it black, white and blue, so to speak, then they'll be out there playing to win."
One part of the master plan, which the board is reviewing, is to transport fans between Kareela and Kogarah in shuttle buses to ensure players are running out to a full stadium.
"Our job is to make sure that when they take that pitch that we've got the right amount of support for them," Mezzatesta said. "When you walk in there, it's got to be black, white and blue. It's got to be Sharks."
The Woolooware Bay project was originally spearheaded by chief executive Richard Munro, who on January 7 suddenly departed the club. Fans are now questioning whether the move would go ahead in his absence.
The purchase of the golf club aims to provide the Sharks with an extra $1 million in revenue annually outside of rugby league, with Cronulla taking a similar path to the Sydney Roosters and the Penrith Panthers in trying to earn revenue from property investments.
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Once the club has returned to its traditional home in Woolooware, the Sharks will continue to own both clubs in the Shire to maintain the added revenue stream.
“The amalgamation with Kareela secures another revenue-generating asset to further strengthen our financial position,” Mezzatesta said.
Sarah Keoghan
By Sarah Keoghan
January 24, 2020 — 6.21pm
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Sharks boss Dino Mezzatesta says the club is working hard to ensure Cronulla's season is not affected by the move to Dragons territory and has prioritised turning Jubilee Stadium into a "home ground" in the weeks leading up to round one.
Sharks members on Thursday night voted unanimously to purchase Kareela Golf Club, which will be a new home for the club while construction continues at Woolooware. But with the new club 10 kilometres from Jubilee Stadium, Mezzatesta said the club needs to ensure the move does not have an impact on player performance.
"The team have got to walk into those sheds knowing this is our home and we're not playing away – this is actually our home," he said. "It's up to us as an entity, as an organisation to make sure that we achieve that."
The Sharks are determined to make Jubilee Stadium feel like home, right down to the Prime Minister.
The Sharks are determined to make Jubilee Stadium feel like home, right down to the Prime Minister.CREDIT:AAP
Mezzatesta is adamant the board will be able to achieve a "home ground feel" at their rival's stadium and even said the Sharks were the "true occupants" of Jubilee for 2020 due to the Dragons splitting their home games between Kogarah and Wollongong.
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"The Sharks are playing more than double the amount of games that the Dragons are [at Jubilee]," he said. "We have a good opportunity to make it our home. As long as they can run on that pitch and feel like it's no different to Shark Park because we've kind of painted it black, white and blue, so to speak, then they'll be out there playing to win."
One part of the master plan, which the board is reviewing, is to transport fans between Kareela and Kogarah in shuttle buses to ensure players are running out to a full stadium.
"Our job is to make sure that when they take that pitch that we've got the right amount of support for them," Mezzatesta said. "When you walk in there, it's got to be black, white and blue. It's got to be Sharks."
The Woolooware Bay project was originally spearheaded by chief executive Richard Munro, who on January 7 suddenly departed the club. Fans are now questioning whether the move would go ahead in his absence.
The purchase of the golf club aims to provide the Sharks with an extra $1 million in revenue annually outside of rugby league, with Cronulla taking a similar path to the Sydney Roosters and the Penrith Panthers in trying to earn revenue from property investments.
Advertisement
Once the club has returned to its traditional home in Woolooware, the Sharks will continue to own both clubs in the Shire to maintain the added revenue stream.
“The amalgamation with Kareela secures another revenue-generating asset to further strengthen our financial position,” Mezzatesta said.