Former Wests Magpies chairman Jim Marsden has warned the NRL not to leave Campbelltown to rival codes, as the game’s governing body refused to guarantee Wests Tigers would continue playing in the region.
Marsden and another ex-Magpies director, Daniel Watson-Hayes, responded to suggestions the club may abandon Campbelltown Stadium after posting a crowd of just 6456 for last Saturday night’s match against North Queensland by accusing the joint venture of neglecting the area for 15 years.
‘It is a build-up of frustration and people basically having a gutful of
being neglected,’’ Watson-Hayes said. ‘‘I solemnly believe that the
area has just said, ‘Stuff you, you call yourself Wests Tigers, you are
based 60 kilometres away, you turn up here four times a year and you have
a retail outlet at Macarthur Square. If you think that is good enough,
it is not.’’’
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