Teflon Todd has no idea. As TV quality gets better and better (and cheaper) and allows for more angles and control, etc for the viewer, atmosphere is really the only reason why people will go to live games in the future. When you factor in the cost of actually taking your family to a game (in dollars, not including the actual time cost of traveling from the northern beaches to Homebush or Moore Park on a Friday or Saturday night), there are fewer and fewer reasons to go to games. That shift is already happening in the US with major sports. Pro sport has to compete with ALL forms of entertainment these days of which there are many and when time is precious, TV is just too good and too easy.
So his answer is to shift all the games to two huge stadiums that are close to the base of maybe two, three teams, that will be 1/8th full for regular season games as opposed to smaller grounds where they can pack them in and make it buzz.
Let's be real here - Teflon Todd wants to punt most of the Sydney teams. THAT is why he wants to move the games to big stadiums. He thinks this game can be huge but footy is what it is. It's never going to be a national game. It's a game best suited to NSW & QLD, Sunday arvo in a suburban ground and that's it...