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Tigers want meeting with government over Campbelltown
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Tigers want meeting with government over Campbelltown
Wests Tigers chairman Barry O’Farrell has called for an 11th-hour meeting with the NSW Government as the clock ticks down on the NRL club’s threat to leave Campbelltown Stadium. Campbelltown’s council last week pledged $10 million to upgrading their stadium, but say they need state or federal support to meet Wests Tigers’ demands for the ground. The Tigers have given Campbelltown City Council an extension until July 31 to secure a $50 million up…
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