Western Melbourne Group has today announced YourLand Developments and @johnsoncontrols as project partners for the $2 billion development and delivery of Australia's first sports, health and wellness driven city, including Western United FC's future stadium in Tarneit.
— Western United FC (@wufcofficial) January 5, 2024
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We're coming home 💚🖤
— Western United FC (@wufcofficial) February 13, 2024
Wyndham City Council have today announced that work on the Regional Football Facility in Tarneit is now complete, with the first home match earmarked for next month 🏠
We're coming home 💚🖤
— Western United FC (@wufcofficial) February 13, 2024
Wyndham City Council have today announced that work on the Regional Football Facility in Tarneit is now complete, with the first home match earmarked for next month 🏠
This is what they got, for now.
This is their training facility. The stadium is still to come, supposedly
We're coming home 💚🖤
— Western United FC (@wufcofficial) February 13, 2024
Wyndham City Council have today announced that work on the Regional Football Facility in Tarneit is now complete, with the first home match earmarked for next month 🏠
This is what they got, for now.
They might have a shot at filling that stadium now.
Might...
Good on them though. At least they've got something that's their own, whereas the majority of clubs - including us, don't.
Better training facilities than most a league teams and the only self financed one, it's impressive as a statement and as much as people like to bag on them it shows real investment and intent.
Hopefully this alleviates some of the financial pressure they were under as it can't be cheep to always be on the road as well as do this construction. Aloisi said that their situation meant they couldn't strengthen in January and it was also widely reported that they missed payroll last month and they needed a last minute injection.
Hopefully this alleviates some of the financial pressure they were under as it can't be cheep to always be on the road as well as do this construction. Aloisi said that their situation meant they couldn't strengthen in January and it was also widely reported that they missed payroll last month and they needed a last minute injection.
Yipe the real measure of them as a club will be when their new 15,000 seater stadium is opened. Construction funding was at last confirmed in January. Sounds like completion will be prior season 2026/27.
The whole Western corridor of Melbs is going through big popoulation growth, so their current pitiful crowds could very well be a thing of the past, once they have shiny new proper home. It's best for the A League's survival if all the other clubs are as healthy as possible, especially now the APL are running the league, and the Nix's licence in the comp is no longer questioned.
The whole Western corridor of Melbs is going through big popoulation growth, so their current pitiful crowds could very well be a thing of the past, once they have shiny new proper home. It's best for the A League's survival if all the other clubs are as healthy as possible, especially now the APL are running the league, and the Nix's licence in the comp is no longer questioned.