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But that makes sense given WA's border restrictions and quarantine rules. The AFL and clubs would prioritise continuing the season over everything else. Having the game next week ensures that the game will go ahead. Otherwise, we may end up in a situation where West Coast need to host Richmond...

LOL. Heeney breaks his hand punching BZT in the head and they review the footage to see if BZT did something wrong.

Lol why is this even news? People trying to find a controversy out of nothing.

Yep I am an expert on supporting a bad side (and so are Richmond supporters), but we don't have an inferiority complex considering we've had the most premierships for so long now. Continuously trying to turn everything into a discussion about Richmond or its direct threat is displaying an...

You'd think Richmond/West Coast fans would be content with premierships instead of displaying a perennial inferiority complex.

Who hates Geelong? I think a few may hate Selwood and Danger, but nothing big. Geelong easily.

Hawthorn by a mile.

That's right. I can agree with that. I think the disadvantage of travel is more pronounced with the WA and Queensland sides as opposed to the SA and NSW teams. I mean we travel 6 times compared to 10 for interstate sides. I can understand a WA side complaining about travel, especially to...

Any supporter of a Victorian side will and should accept that having the grand final at the MCG is an advantage to the MCG tenants or teams like Geelong, Essendon and Carlton who play a decent amount of games at the MCG. Interstate supporters however need to accept that the journey to actually...

I'm not ignoring it. I'm merely saying that a middle of the road Port side is able to finish higher than a middle of the road Essendon side if all things are equal because of the home ground advantage. We play most MCG tenants at the MCG, all Etihad tenants at Etihad and some interstate sides...

Richmond literally finished a half a game below Adelaide in an even season. Why do you ignore the fact that it is much easier for interstate sides to finish higher on the ladder to begin with? Port weren't even good enough to beat the top 7 sides yet finished a game outside of the top 4. Port...

It doesn't detract from the fact that Sydney and Bulldogs played exactly the same amount of MCG games as each other. Who said that Sydney would beat the Dogs in Sydney anyway considering the fact that they already beat them at the SCG earlier that year? They also beat them in Sydney the year...

Who gives a crap about how weak a premiership side is anyway? Ask St Kilda if they enjoyed having one of the strongest runner up sides in 2009.

Bulldogs last year. That's what makes their premiership the most impressive in a long time.

Unless you are a Hawthorn or Adelaide fan, I doubt that a Geelong premiership would cause a stir. If Richmond don't win it, I'd want Geelong to win.

Wow. I remember the Hawthorn and Geelong rivalry from 2008-2016. It was good while it lasted. Off to irrelevance again