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Last-ditch Campbelltown talks to keep Tigers

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Campbelltown's council has called an extraordinary meeting in a last-ditch bid to commit cash to stadium upgrades as it fights to keep Wests Tigers playing in the area.

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The Queenslander

Last-ditch Campbelltown talks to try to keep Tigers

Campbelltown’s council has called an extraordinary meeting in a last-ditch bid to commit cash to stadium upgrades as it fights to keep Wests Tigers playing in the area. Two months after being told by the Tigers that Campbelltown Stadium needed a $50 million upgrade or the NRL club could walk, funding is yet to be secured for the ground. Campbelltown’s council has been clear that it cannot afford the upgrades, and would need significant support f…

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ESPN Australia

Last-ditch Campbelltown talks to keep Tigers

Campbelltown's council has called an extraordinary meeting in a last-ditch bid to commit cash to stadium upgrades as it fights to keep Wests Tigers playing in the area.

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