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Looks like the AFL closed the door on the solo in 2019

Yes, you can but it's kind of pointless as you still need to bounce or touch the ball on the ground every 15 metres.

Yes, the boundary umpire signals out on the full.

It's automatically a free kick, it's a separate rule to deliberate out of bounds.

WAFC is an independent body, they are not a government agency.

There's no indication it was an illegal drug.

Slightly off-topic - "Milu - we wanna be on you". What's that about?

Wrong sport?

Is it a big venue?

Tinbilly's...

The WAFL has had red cards for serious acts of misconduct for years.

I have way too many cards in my wallet; the purple lanyard makes the card easier to find on matchday...

I buy the membership for the feeling of superiority that attaches itself to anyone wearing a lanyard.

Free kick and 50m penalty...

I've seen some umpires who have a wooden card with a powder-coated surface that you can write on with a pencil. Once the game is over, they transfer the scores onto an official card and they rub out the pencil marks.

Their major sponsors aren't in competition with AFL sponsors.

Cahill played Under-16 football for Samoa in an OFC tournament. Even under the current FIFA Statutes (Article 15 Eligibility to play for representative teams of the Regulations Governing The Application Of The Statutes) he would be tied to Samoa. Under the current statutes (article 18), as...

For a player eligible to play for more than one country - who has already played at some level of football for one country - wishing to change countries, the following applies: A friendly isn't part of an official competition. Gulum would have to play in a World Cup qualifier or a Euro...

Not necessarily. It's more complicated than that. If Gulum played for Turkey in a friendly, Australia could still call him up (subject to the request being accepted)...

Under FIFA rules he's only tied to a country by playing a competitive match, though the rule hasn't been tested yet... The Uruguayan River Plate, not the good one.

That would come down to how the contract was worded. There were even a few AFL matches in the last season that were shown at midnight on Sunday.

This isn't juniors - they can assist the goalie but can't overrule.

It would only have been holding the ball if you'd handballed it to yourself without the ball hitting the ground...

It's hard to explain but - you pull down the cloth of the flag so it's taut, you then loop the flag around the stick, then tuck the end of the flag between the cloth and the stick. If you do it right, when you take the flag out for waving you can then pull the tail of the flag and it unwraps itself.

You ever tried the knot?

If the umpire sees the holding they should be paying the kick...

I think most people stop after about five minutes when they can't find dropping the ball or kicking in danger in the index.

The players' association got that changed so that the u23 marquee money can be split between three players.

For an added level of difficulty you can try waving in a figure 8 so that you don't actually stop the flags at any point in the wave.