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On 23/08/2024 at 11:43, KozzyCan said:

How has there been no update yet? According to the pdf the council put up the report was supposed to be produced in June.

June 2056 probably

 

Pretty frustrating that this has been dragging on and on....

 

As Melbourne supporters and members we should be demanding a progress report and a timeline for completion of our Home Base at Caulfield Racecourse at the upcoming Melbourne Demons AGM.

 

On 23/08/2024 at 14:32, Demon Dynasty said:

To be fair this could be just about anywhere in Noodleville's eastern suburbs right now.

To be truly fair to this restaurant, the food is a cut above...  Ray Asian Wok. Looks small from outside but they have another storefront next door that is a dining room. Surely, the law is not aware of this, but Chinese people don't care about anything but the food. Looks like a takeaway, but you may need to book...

 
On 27/08/2024 at 09:35, whatwhat say what said:

name of restaurant pls

Ray Asian Wok. May need to book... Don't be alarmed if they lead you out the door and bundle you through a darkened entrance next door. That's the dining area. Be prepared to wait 40 mins if there's a crowd.

3 minutes ago, Grr-owl said:

Ray Asian Wok. May need to book... Don't be alarmed if they lead you out the door and bundle you through a darkened entrance next door. That's the dining area. Be prepared to wait 40 mins if there's a crowd.

ah right, other side of the race course

derby thai right by caulfield station is excellent and always chockers too


Have a very good non-dees mate who works closely with the local government in the area who reckons this deal is all but done. He doesn't have any details on timelines or costings though. I have no more information and can't vouch for the veracity of the information only to say that I trust his word implicitly. Understand that I am just an anonymous person on the internet so use what ever amount of grains of salt that you need.

41 minutes ago, smurf said:

Have a very good non-dees mate who works closely with the local government in the area who reckons this deal is all but done. He doesn't have any details on timelines or costings though. I have no more information and can't vouch for the veracity of the information only to say that I trust his word implicitly. Understand that I am just an anonymous person on the internet so use what ever amount of grains of salt that you need.

thanks, i hope your info is on the money, smurf

however, i understood that as it is crown land, local government doesn't really have much say.

of course they would be somewhat closer than us to what is going on and probably privy to good info

 
19 hours ago, Supreme_Demon said:

Pretty frustrating that this has been dragging on and on....

 

As Melbourne supporters and members we should be demanding a progress report and a timeline for completion of our Home Base at Caulfield Racecourse at the upcoming Melbourne Demons AGM.

 

Yes. Had to be some action. Less words and more action.  


3 minutes ago, Supreme_Demon said:

Can't read it....bloody paywall!

The question is....how does it effect the building of the Home Base for the Melbourne Football Club?

It didn't mention our development at all.  More to do with differences of opinions in the location of mounting yards, the replacement grand stands and the sale of Sandown.

22 minutes ago, FreedFromDesire said:

The only bit that may be concerning is that section that says:

Chair Matt Cain is stepping down and CEO Blanksby has resigned – the two men who have been the public face of Caulfield’s $160 million renovations.

i would expect that any plans and commitments - such as those alluded to by @smurf - may be started over

i know there is so much criticism of the board and administration of finding us a home base, but it really ain't for want of trying

41 minutes ago, whatwhat say what said:

i would expect that any plans and commitments - such as those alluded to by @smurf - may be started over

i know there is so much criticism of the board and administration of finding us a home base, but it really ain't for want of trying

The information was from 2 weeks ago. I didn't know this thread existed until today. Mate is OS now but will see what I can find out.

2 hours ago, daisycutter said:

thanks, i hope your info is on the money, smurf

however, i understood that as it is crown land, local government doesn't really have much say.

of course they would be somewhat closer than us to what is going on and probably privy to good info

Don't know anything about the crown land stuff. Mate doesn't work for the council. Works closely with them on various projects. At the time he claimed the info was solid. No idea how this news of a board spill effect anything.

47 minutes ago, whatwhat say what said:

i would expect that any plans and commitments - such as those alluded to by @smurf - may be started over

i know there is so much criticism of the board and administration of finding us a home base, but it really ain't for want of trying

I don't know if it would start over.  The way I see it, the attempted spill is primarily for the racing area.

I'd imagine that the centre vacant area strategic plan would still be moving along as it's not mentioned in the article at all.  

Just my guess.


4 minutes ago, Deeko2 said:

I don't know if it would start over.  The way I see it, the attempted spill is primarily for the racing area.

I'd imagine that the centre vacant area strategic plan would still be moving along as it's not mentioned in the article at all.  

Just my guess.

hope so

3 hours ago, FreedFromDesire said:

Seems to be on the money as a few posters have mentioned now about the MFC contribution required towards the project. Thanks for the information. I'd be interested to hear if your friend happens to know the level of involvement of Kate Roffey as it stands, as I've heard not very positive things in terms of how much the decision makers want to do with her.

Roffey is largely removed from the project, as it stands. 

1 hour ago, FreedFromDesire said:

Yes, that is what I had heard also. Apparently a refusal from the other parties in wanting to work with her.

Most bizarre given this was her 'forte'... the ticket upon which she secured the 'job'

The facts to all of this must be fascinating for sure.

7 hours ago, FreedFromDesire said:

The only bit that may be concerning is that section that says:

Chair Matt Cain is stepping down and CEO Blanksby has resigned – the two men who have been the public face of Caulfield’s $160 million renovations.

Crickey, it seems like even the MRC executive are jumping ship to avoid being associated with us.

11 hours ago, Grr-owl said:

Ray Asian Wok. May need to book... Don't be alarmed if they lead you out the door and bundle you through a darkened entrance next door. That's the dining area. Be prepared to wait 40 mins if there's a crowd.

Will have to check it out, only two train stops from McKinnon and I see they do Laksas (my wife loves Seafood Laksa).

Will also have to check out Derby Thai which I see mentioned as well 👍🤤


On 23/08/2024 at 07:59, deanox said:

I can't help but read this as "a board member who was in the minority/lost the vote, has called for a spill of the entire board so that it can (hopefully) be replaced by a new board that agrees with them".

2 other board members have flipped and he has support of some key trainers and jockeys

13 hours ago, beelzebub said:

Most bizarre given this was her 'forte'... the ticket upon which she secured the 'job'

The facts to all of this must be fascinating for sure.

Yeah, it's actually pretty damning given that stakeholder engagement and management is one of her spruiked 'skills'. 

Edited by BLWNBA

13 hours ago, No. 31 said:

Will have to check it out, only two train stops from McKinnon and I see they do Laksas (my wife loves Seafood Laksa).

Will also have to check out Derby Thai which I see mentioned as well 👍🤤

Yeah, they do Laksas. They also do a lot of dishes that aren't the Cantonese food that most Westerners call 'Chinese Food.' So be prepared for some surprises...

 
20 hours ago, FreedFromDesire said:

Yes, that is what I had heard also. Apparently a refusal from the other parties in wanting to work with her.

why won't they work with her?

i'll be gobsmacked if this is true

34 minutes ago, Grr-owl said:

Yeah, they do Laksas. They also do a lot of dishes that aren't the Cantonese food that most Westerners call 'Chinese Food.' So be prepared for some surprises...

Looks like the menu has a few S.E. Asian dishes and a couple of Sichuan dishes. Thanks for tge heads up 👍

Takes a bit to surprise me when it comes to culinary offerings ... have eaten horse meat in Kyrgyzstan, stir fried lemon grass infused grasshoppers in Thailand and raw, seasame oil drizzled squirming octopus in Korea 🤤😁

Anyways, hoping Caulfield RC trsining base gets up (one day), live nearby so could occasionally pop in to watch a training sesh from time to time (with maybe a laksa for lunch nearby) 😊


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