Dragons and Tigers 2006 venues

[DIEHARD]

Wests Tigers home games 2006

NRL Premiers Wests Tigers will play five blockbuster home games at Telstra Stadium in 2006.

Wests Tigers will again use four grounds for home matches. Telstra Stadium will host home games against St George-Illawarra, North Queensland, Sydney Roosters, Bulldogs and Parramatta.

Leichhardt Oval will host three home games against Melbourne Storm, Manly, and South Sydney.

Campbelltown Stadium will stage three home games against the Sharks, Newcastle, and Canberra.

Wests Tigers will again play its home game against New Zealand Warriors at Jade Stadium, Christchurch.

Wests Tigers schedule of grounds for home games 2006.

5 home games at Telstra Stadium: v St George-Illawarra (rd 1), v North Qld Cowboys (rd 13), v Sydney Roosters (rd 15), v Bulldogs (rd 17), v Parramatta (rd 20).

3 home games at Leichhardt Oval: v Melbourne Storm (rd 4), v Manly (rd 9), v South Sydney (rd 26).

3 home games at Campbelltown Stadium: v Sharks (rd 6), v Newcastle (rd 10), v Canberra (rd 23).

1 home game at Jade Stadium, Christchurch: v New Zealand Warriors (rd 3).

Wests Tigers 2006 season draw
Rd 1: Friday, March 10: v St George-Illawarra, Telstra Stadium.
Rd 2: Friday, March 17: v Bulldogs, Telstra Stadium (away game).
Rd 3: Saturday, March 25: v Warriors, Jade Stadium, Christchurch.
Rd 4: Sunday, April 2: v Storm, Leichhardt Oval.
Rd 5: Friday, April 7: v Cowboys, Dairy Farmers Stadium.
Rd 6: April 14-17: v Sharks, Campbelltown Stadium.
Rd 7: April 21-25: v Parramatta, Parramatta Stadium.
Rd 8: April 28-30: bye.
Rd 9: May 6-7: v Manly, Leichhardt Oval.
Rd 10: May 13-14: v Newcastle, Campbelltown Stadium.
Rd 11: May 19-21: v Warriors, Ericsson Stadium.
Rd 12: May 26-28: v South Sydney, Aussie Stadium/Telstra Stadium.
Rd 13: June 2-4: v Cowboys, Telstra Stadium.
Rd 14: June 9-11: v Manly, Brookvale Oval.
Rd 15: June 16-18: v Sydney Roosters, Telstra Stadium.
Rd 16: June 23-25: v Penrith, Penrith Stadium.
Rd 17: June 30-July 2: v Bulldogs, Telstra Stadium.
Rd 18: July 7-9: v Sharks, Toyota Park.
Rd 19: July 14-16: v Raiders, Canberra Stadium.
Rd 20: July 21-23: v Parramatta, Telstra Stadium.
Rd 21: July 28-30: v Brisbane, Suncorp Stadium.
Rd 22: August 4-6: v Melbourne, Olympic Park.
Rd 23: August 11-13: v Canberra, Campbelltown Stadium.
Rd 24: August 18-20: v St George-Illawarra, WIN Stadium/OKI Jubilee.
Rd 25: August 25-27: bye.
Rd 26: September 1-3: v South Sydney, Leichhardt Oval.

Source: http://www.NRL.com

[DIEHARD]

Dragons' home game venue split

Ongoing re-development works at Oki Jubilee Stadium will see the St George Illawarra Dragons play their first three home games of the 2006 season at WIN Stadium in Wollongong.

The NRL released the 2006 schedule two weeks ago, leaving the Dragons to determine their home game venue split, which includes an even split of seven games in both key communities, Wollongong and Sydney.

Dragons Chief Executive Officer Peter Doust said there were a number of issues to consider in making the decision but believes the appropriate balance has been reached.

?We are very fortunate to have two communities in which to play rugby league and part of our ongoing strategy is to spread the opposition teams across both regions,? said Doust.

?While it may not be the optimal situation, appropriate time for building works to be completed at Oki Jubilee Stadium and venue clashes at WIN Stadium needed to be taken into consideration during this process.

?We believe the 2006 venue allocation provides for a number of high quality matches in both of our community markets and given the number of occasions that venue capacity was reached in 2005, we anticipate an even greater demand this season,? added Doust.

In 2006, the Dragons will host the Panthers in their first home game at WIN Stadium in Round 2 followed by the Broncos (Rnd 4), Knights (Rnd 5), Warriors (Rnd 10), Cowboys (Rnd16) and Sharks (Rnd 25) at the same venue.

Round 13 will see the first game at Oki Jubilee Stadium against the Eels followed by the Rabbitohs (Rnd18), Bulldogs (Rnd 19), Storm (Rnd 21) and Tigers (Rnd 24).

It will be the first time the Dragons will play the Rabbitohs, Bulldogs and Storm at Oki Jubilee Stadium since the return to Kogarah in 2003. It will also be the first time the Dragons will host the local derby with the Sharks at WIN Stadium during the regular season.

The Dragons also plan to continue to honor their traditions in both communities throughout the season with the Illawarra Heritage match planned for Round 4 against the Broncos and the St George Heritage match will Round 24 against the Tigers in line with the NRL?s 60s week promotion.

The Dragons will play two pre-season matches, one in each community, the first against the Rabbitohs on February 18 in the traditional Charity Shield match at Telstra Stadium and the second on Sunday, February 26 at WIN Stadium against the Roosters.

Source: http://www.NRL.com

[Teegy]

Thanks Diehard i have been waiting to find the dragons venues

[Steelers]

Thanks Diehard i have been waiting to find the dragons venues

Yeah same here. I am loving the fact that the games are evenly split between Wollongong and Kogarah. As a Steelers supporter before the merge, I was hoping that we would get some fairness and evenness as a result. We have

[Teegy]

Im glad that they are evanly split

[Research Station Drive]

Yeah same here. I am loving the fact that the games are evenly split between Wollongong and Kogarah. As a Steelers supporter before the merge, I was hoping that we would get some fairness and evenness as a result. We have

Fairness??

I count 6 competition games at WIN and 5 at Kogarah.

The ANZAC Day match doesn't count for Kogarah!

I hate this 'Key Community' BS. :angry: