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Matty C of the Shire

Matty C of the Shire

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SF said:
This may be a tiny step towards Sharks@Kareela having some more development around the clubhouse, way down the track. Sylvanvale is almost across the road, though very different sites, and setback from Bates Drive behind the school. It may contribute as a precedent though, and considered when they look at the surrounding neighbourhood in a DA.
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Though isn’t the golf course off limits or owned by council. i haven’t fully explored the site of Kareela, how much room would we have to expand and not approach in the golf course?
 
Matty C of the Shire

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Tiger Shark said:
You’d imagine the club and the car park , which is pretty decent
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Yeah club is big; however looks to be making some good profit; you wouldn’t want to effect that anytime soon; I’ll be waiting till a few yrs after the leagues club reopens to see how much change to the profits. The Carpark is decent but rem some of it for flats/units would be detrimental to profits of club
 
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Chairman's Address - CEO Update - July 2023

The quarterly Chairman's Address from Steve Mace for the second quarter of 2023 and Dino Mezzatesta's July monthly CEO Update, are being delivered together and in a video format. Click here for the latest updates.
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Main points-
  • Cronulla St store looking like an October opening “we hope”
  • Leagues club looking like “hopefully May-June at latest”
  • Steve Mace not going to win an Oscar
 
Western Sharkie

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www.sharks.com.au

Chairman's Address - CEO Update - July 2023

The quarterly Chairman's Address from Steve Mace for the second quarter of 2023 and Dino Mezzatesta's July monthly CEO Update, are being delivered together and in a video format. Click here for the latest updates.
www.sharks.com.au www.sharks.com.au

Main points-
  • Cronulla St store looking like an October opening “we hope”
  • Leagues club looking like “hopefully May-June at latest”
  • Steve Mace not going to win an Oscar
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Dammit!
And I voted for him (several times)!
 
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Chairman's Address - CEO Update - July 2023

The quarterly Chairman's Address from Steve Mace for the second quarter of 2023 and Dino Mezzatesta's July monthly CEO Update, are being delivered together and in a video format. Click here for the latest updates.
www.sharks.com.au www.sharks.com.au

Main points-
  • Cronulla St store looking like an October opening “we hope”
  • Leagues club looking like “hopefully May-June at latest”
  • Steve Mace not going to win an Oscar
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Shopping centre looking like October this year also
 
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CrazyMatt said:
A bit of an update on this.

Sutherland Sharks (backed by Cronulla) is one of the 26 teams proceeding to the next round of bidding for a spot in the National Second Division.

Here’s the announcement from Football Australia.

www.footballaustralia.com.au

26 Australian clubs advance to next phase of the National Second Tier selection process

Football Australia is pleased to formally announce that 26 clubs have successfully proceeded to the Request for Proposal (RFP) phase of the National Second Tier (NST) competition. These clubs, having met the specific criteria outlined in the initial Invitation for Expression of Interest (EOI)...
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Football Australia is pleased to formally announce that 26 clubs have successfully proceeded to the Request for Proposal (RFP) phase of the National Second Tier (NST) competition.

These clubs, having met the specific criteria outlined in the initial Invitation for Expression of Interest (EOI) phase, are now primed to engage in the next crucial step of the NST selection process.

The EOI phase attracted a total of 32 clubs from across Australia, each expressing a keen interest in participating in the NST competition. Football Australia extends its appreciation to all clubs that submitted EOIs and acknowledges their contribution to the sport in Australia. For the clubs that were not shortlisted, we would like to thank them for their commitment and encourage them to continue their pursuit of excellence in Australian football.

The RFP phase will involve the distribution of comprehensive Bid Documents to the shortlisted clubs, including an information memorandum, NST related data, financial forecasts, key terms of a Club Participation Agreement, and draft transaction documents.

This phase will be conducted confidentially, running from May to July 2023. It will be followed by an assessment and recommendation phase (July to August 2023) and is anticipated to be completed by September to October 2023.

The establishment of a NST competition forms a critical part of Football Australia's 15-year strategy for the sport, which is aimed at realigning Australian football competitions. The shortlisted clubs will play a pivotal role in shaping this future.

The list of 26 shortlisted clubs to participate in the RFP phase are:

State / Territory (in alphabetical order)

Club (in alphabetical order)

Australian Capital Territory
Canberra Croatia FC
Gungahlin United FC

NSW
APIA Leichhardt FC
Fraser Park FC
Marconi Stallions FC
Rockdale Ilinden FC
Sydney Olympic FC
Sydney United 58 FC
Sutherland Sharks FC / Cronulla Sharks
Wollongong Wolves FC

Queensland
Brisbane City FC
Brisbane United FC (Wynnum Wolves FC, Brisbane Strikers FC, Virginia United FC)
Gold Coast Knights F.C.
Gold Coast United FC
Olympic FC
Sunshine Coast FC

South Australia
Adelaide City FC
Football South Australia

Tasmania
South Hobart FC

Victoria
Avondale FC
Brunswick Juventus FC
Green Gully SC
Heidelberg United FC
Melbourne Knights FC
Preston Lions FC
South Melbourne FC

These clubs have been notified by Football Australia about their successful progression to the RFP phase.

Football Australia's CEO, James Johnson, commented on this significant development and the exciting journey ahead:

"We are delighted to announce the 26 shortlisted clubs for the National Second Tier competition, reflecting the passion and dedication that these clubs have shown in their pursuit of elevating Australian football.

“This significant milestone brings us one step closer to realising our 15-year vision for the sport, and we eagerly anticipate working hand-in-hand with these clubs to establish a thriving and sustainable National Second Tier competition.

“Together, we will shape the future landscape of football in Australia, offering new opportunities for growth and development while reconnecting and realigning our nation's football competitions," concluded Johnson.

The NST is anticipated to begin in March 2024 and will involve between 10 and 16 teams with a home and away league structure and finals, featuring 24 to 36 games. However, the possibility remains for Football Australia to institute a phased ‘group based’ model that will utilise the National Premier Leagues to decide the make-up of this format of competition (the ‘Champions League’ model).
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We are out of the running. No bid submitted for the next phase.
 
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