We just keep losing in the ACT when it comes to getting Football being pushed to the front of the investment que in our region. That has to change and change quickly. No one can use the "World Cup" as the magic mantra for future Football returns to the ACT Football community. That's dead now for a long time. We are back to solving this in our own back yard.
The spotlight returns to the ACT Government and Capital Football.
Capital Football have a strategic Plan - its called "Going For Goals" covering the period 2008 to 2011.
Go and have a read at http://www.capitalfootball.com.au/userfiles/file/General/Going%20for%20Goals%20CF%20strategic%20plan%2008-11.pdf
How do you think we are going?
It would be useful if the Capital Football Board went on the road and held some community forums to get some grassroots feedback. It would be particularly helpful for those among the Board that don't get to many games.
How about the Zone Reps setting up some community football forums in their zones and feed it back to Capital Football? AS we discovered earlier this year, the Zone Reps can make the BOard sit up and take notice.
Football particpation rates are growing, as is Futsal. The Football community is a large constituency that has has yet to flex its muscles in the ACT. Time we did!
Brumbies missed out on new stadium
ReplyDeleteThe Brumbies have doing well for a long while and they deliver good crowds to home games. I would have thought that the facility at the AIS was more than adequate.
ReplyDeleteA Stadium for Football is essential, one of many requirements for the largest participation sport in the ACT region. Unlikely to happen now for a long long time. Next wrold cup bid in our region (its a regional rotation bidding process) will not be till plus of 2030. Groan.
What was going to be the point of having a brand new stadium anyway without a top flight team in the mens department and no plan to get one?
ReplyDeleteCannot argue with that one. We loose all the way around. That's my point. And nothing on the horizon.
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