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Penrith Panthers call for new, bigger stadium after run of NRL sellouts
Penrith chief executive Brian Fletcher claims his club’s 11th straight sellout should put them at the front of the queue for one of NSW’s new boutique stadiums.
Key points:
- Fletcher says it’s a “no-brainer” that Penrith are given a new stadium after consistently selling out tickets for the past year
- Penrith currently sits at the top of the NRL ladder and has not lost a match in 2021
- Brookvale, Kogarah, Belmore and a Liverpool venue are among the other grounds hoping for similar developments
The Panthers had long ago sold out tickets for Saturday’s clash with Manly in Bathurst, with just 5,000 allowed in due to COVID restrictions on the hill.
They have sold all tickets for every home game this year, including the first two where not all…
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