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Which team wins a final first?

  • Essendon

    Votes: 23 28.4%

  • Tasmania

    Votes: 58 71.6%
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Lost In The Sky

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Herbie66 said:
9 rounds in 6 weeks is the latest leaving Rd 17 & 18 as Thursday-Sunday.

North looking at 4 games in Tasmania

Possibly something releaaed tomorrow
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That's way more compressed than we have previously heard would happen. Injuries will go through the roof with that schedule.

Surely there will be a ton of resting as well.

Can't wait to see how SC handle it.
 
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Lost In The Sky said:
That's way more compressed than we have previously heard would happen. Injuries will go through the roof with that schedule.

Surely there will be a ton of resting as well.

Can't wait to see how SC handle it.
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It'll have to be best 18 given the teams having their byes over that period I would think - normally we would have planned for byes but it is going to be an interesting scramble this time around once we work out actual playing numbers... available trades will need to go up again
 
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Mmm... So last night Mark Stevens was certain CAR & HAW would be the last 2 teams heading west... now he's saying GWS & SYD heading west.... What is it? This guy is getting as bad as Tom Browne.


From Foxsports...

Sydney and GWS are likely to be the next clubs heading into the AFL’s Perth hub, according to Seven.

But with coronavirus cases in New South Wales, it appears its two clubs will be departing the state, potentially for four or five weeks.

“A lot of focus on New South Wales. I can reveal it’s now a strong chance GWS and Sydney are heading to Perth, it looks likely they’ll be the next clubs in the WA mix, post-Carlton and Hawthorn,” reporter Mark Stevens said on Seven News.

“They could go to Queensland first, then to Perth.”
 
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Lost In The Sky said:
Mmm... So last night Mark Stevens was certain CAR & HAW would be the last 2 teams heading west... now he's saying GWS & SYD heading west.... What is it? This guy is getting as bad as Tom Browne.


From Foxsports...

Sydney and GWS are likely to be the next clubs heading into the AFL’s Perth hub, according to Seven.

But with coronavirus cases in New South Wales, it appears its two clubs will be departing the state, potentially for four or five weeks.

“A lot of focus on New South Wales. I can reveal it’s now a strong chance GWS and Sydney are heading to Perth, it looks likely they’ll be the next clubs in the WA mix, post-Carlton and Hawthorn,” reporter Mark Stevens said on Seven News.

“They could go to Queensland first, then to Perth.”
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It's not exactly a stable environment at present. Anything involving state borders and Covid19 changes rapidly. You can't plan with certainty, you just have to adapt.
 
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