Reports: Two Blues to play at new $9 million facility named Cumberland Oval

Plans are in place to build a new $9 million facility named Cumberland Oval at Parramatta’s current Granville base. Ahead of next month’s local government election, outgoing administrator Viv May unveiled his plans today for a new state of the art playing facility for the Parramatta Two Blues. Cumberland Council has released early concept work, which shows a modern facility boasting ample elevated seating for a better crowd experience, four change rooms for male and female athletes, a strength and conditioning gym and separate rooms for time keepers and referees. The original Cumberland Oval was famously burnt down by fans celebrating the Parramatta Eels first rugby league premiership in 1981. Two Blues president Brian Blacklock said the new facility would enable growth at the club to continue. “We have been waiting for an upgrade like this ever since the first Cumberland Oval burnt down,” he said. “This will mean we have a facility that is as good if not be
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