From The Age website ...Richmond's last bold plan under former president Gary March – launched at the end of 2010 after Gale was appointed – was dubbed 3-0-75 and aimed for the club to play in three finals series, have zero debt and 75,000 members within five years ... and to win three flags within 10 years.
The three premierships might prove overly ambitious in the next five years, but the Tigers broke 70,000 members this year, have cleared their debt and played three finals in the past six years, not five.
O'Neal said the next phase of planning was focused on a range of less eye-catching administrative matters but central to them was examining what to do about the fact the club was outgrowing its Punt Road home.
"We will always be at Punt Road, but it is five years since we finished the work here and you look at Hawthorn and Fremantle and what they are doing with new facilities ... and we are running out of space for the administration, and football always wants more space.
"So we will look at all our options: how much more can we do there with what we have at Punt Road? We will have people examine what is feasible.
"We are part of Yarra Park and the MCC is our landlord, so we will have discussions with them and see how best we can use the space we have."
She said other options for expanding to nearby facilities would also be examined.
http://www.theage.com.au/afl/afl-news/richmond-board-to-consider-new-contract-for-hardwick-early-next-year-20151201-glcuyw.html
