True, I’m glad there is footy on the TVI think whoever wins the premiership this year will have won one of the toughest premierships ever when you think about the general obstacles they will have overcome before you get to the club specific ones.
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True, I’m glad there is footy on the TVI think whoever wins the premiership this year will have won one of the toughest premierships ever when you think about the general obstacles they will have overcome before you get to the club specific ones.
You see, this is why many people get cynical about the rules that are made, and refuse to follow them.I'm tipping the AFL pleaded pretty hard with the premier, may have even guaranteed Qld the GF.
In turn, if Brisbane cannot win the flag this year, they never will win one again!!
You see, this is why many people get cynical about the rules that are made, and refuse to follow them.
Firstly, no gatherings at beaches, no golf, no fishing, but hey, we can have 10,000 people in close proximity, at a protest.
So, normal people from Victoria cannot enter QLD based on their rules. But, when it involves getting a GF, and benefits the State, the QLD premier will let the AFL families, partners, dogs, goldfish, anyone they want into QLD.
Face masks apparently make things worse, until they need to be worn because they prevent the spread.
School children are safe to go to school, until it someone changes their mind and decides it is not safe and they close them down and distant learn. (the original decision was based on economic reasons, where if the schools closed down, people in essential services could not attend work because they would need to stay at home and look after their children).
You wonder why some people refuse to follow rules.
Anyway, i am happy that we get to play the season, but expect that not all players will be happy and i can not begrudge them their choice..
Well for Qld, they become the sporting heart beat of the country for a period of time.
Once they start getting s second wave of cases, which is every chance of happening, the 10 weeks or so this hub is meant to last, will be shut down immediately.
If this happens, the season will be just about at breaking point, and l can see alot of players pulling the pin in their involvement for the season, especially those with families, as it will get too hard and compromised.
Right now with what is going on here and now NSW, the season is hanging by a thread, as other states could be hit with a second wave at anytime.
Just hope when it Happens it Died down a lot in Melbourne
Unfortunately that is a pipe dream in this city, particularly when you read today that large numbers of people still flocking to shopping centres. We just don't get it in this city!!
Well then IF that is a Case then 2021 season is no sure thing.
All states people be going to Shopping Centers
True, but do we really need people to congregate in shopping centres in the midst of a second wave?
Mcc membership season is from September to AugustThat’s exactly what the MCC is doing, FWIW.
the podcast was done on Tuesday before they had details of families being allowed in QLD so I would say If this happens most families would go.Did l read Pendles is prepared to leave the hub mid season, to come home and be with his family?
I think alot of the Victorian teams, may well finish the season in the hub, with alot of youth in their teams.
Families will be allowed in the hub though, but do they need to quarantine for 14 days?
This will be the hardest won Premiership ever.The season continues under different circumstances and this will not be the last change, as for the asterisk comments put one there if you want but whoever Wins it this year will earn it and if Collingwood win I’ll celebrate like it was played in front of 100,000 people at the G.
Forgive me for being ignorant but what are the current affairs of Victoria that this is necessary? Context: I'm from basically the dead center of North America and we've had neither any sort of mandated lockdown nor any kind of sudden case rise. My state's deaths are just over 100 and I'm working from home by choice.
P.S. How long until the season just gets nixed and none of this matters?
SD. We had school called off and all concerts and sporting events cancelled but other than that, nothing has completely closed and we've been fine. I'm still wearing a mask everywhere and working from home and I think mandatory masks are worth enforcing but we've been fine despite the media saying we're all going to die for not completely shutting down. We even had a massive case rise in a meat packing plant that only resulted in like 1 death. Our state government has been following the advice of the main healthcare outfit of the state and it's going pretty well.Victoria, or Melbourne in particular have seen a sharp rise in commumity transmission (transmissions they can't account for the origin of through contact tracing) so the state government has imposed stage three restrictions on Melbourne. That means everyone must isolate and you can only leave the house to go grocery shopping, go to the pharmacy or doctor, or if you're a carer. All other state governments have closed their borders to Victoria and if you travel from Vic to another state you have a mandatory 14 day quarantine at a hotel which you have to pay for.
This makes having games in Victoria difficult. As a result all Vic teams will move to Queensland over the next 3 or so weeks. Collingwood is in Perth prior to moving up there. Queensland only has 4 active cases, 1 from a Victorian fruit picker and the other 3 are returning travellers from overseas. All are in iso or hospital. Queensland has no community transmission.
I think it's likely that the season will be able to be completed because Queensland, South Australia and Western Australia are on top of the virus. Cases are virtually zero, there is no community transmission and there are strict protocols in place to ensure it doesn't take hold.
Where in the states are you from?
SD. We had school called off and all concerts and sporting events cancelled but other than that, nothing has completely closed and we've been fine. I'm still wearing a mask everywhere and working from home and I think mandatory masks are worth enforcing but we've been fine despite the media saying we're all going to die for not completely shutting down. We even had a massive case rise in a meat packing plant that only resulted in like 1 death. Our state government has been following the advice of the main healthcare outfit of the state and it's going pretty well.
On the other hand high population states like California and Florida are still on lockdown especially after all the protests/riots/whatever. I attribute it to our state being sparsely populated and relatively anti-social but also we're used to being crammed indoors since we spend 6 months of the year at below freezing temperatures anyway so you can't just go outside whenever you want. For us this is just an extended normal winter except we don't have to shovel our driveways or start our cars early every morning to go to work.
I wish we could close our borders to other states completely but everyone has a stick up their ass about that. 'Merica and what not.
How did Queensland manage to keep their cases so low? They've even got us beat with about 5.5x the population (granted they are 10x the area).
the podcast was done on Tuesday before they had details of families being allowed in QLD so I would say If this happens most families would go.
SD. We had school called off and all concerts and sporting events cancelled but other than that, nothing has completely closed and we've been fine. I'm still wearing a mask everywhere and working from home and I think mandatory masks are worth enforcing but we've been fine despite the media saying we're all going to die for not completely shutting down. We even had a massive case rise in a meat packing plant that only resulted in like 1 death. Our state government has been following the advice of the main healthcare outfit of the state and it's going pretty well.
On the other hand high population states like California and Florida are still on lockdown especially after all the protests/riots/whatever. I attribute it to our state being sparsely populated and relatively anti-social but also we're used to being crammed indoors since we spend 6 months of the year at below freezing temperatures anyway so you can't just go outside whenever you want. For us this is just an extended normal winter except we don't have to shovel our driveways or start our cars early every morning to go to work.
I wish we could close our borders to other states completely but everyone has a stick up their ass about that. 'Merica and what not.
How did Queensland manage to keep their cases so low? They've even got us beat with about 5.5x the population (granted they are 10x the area).
Yep. You may not have to be as good a team to win this year. But you're going to have to be bloody mentally strong and resilient. And cometh the finals, you'll have to be bloody good.Will just go to show, whomever can win this, it will mean so much more to them. With all the travelling, leaving families, hubs, and all the challenges that come with it. It will be the team with the mental strength to power through.
If Gil and Co can pull this off, we should build statues for them. They've been awesome.
SD. We had school called off and all concerts and sporting events cancelled but other than that, nothing has completely closed and we've been fine. I'm still wearing a mask everywhere and working from home and I think mandatory masks are worth enforcing but we've been fine despite the media saying we're all going to die for not completely shutting down. We even had a massive case rise in a meat packing plant that only resulted in like 1 death. Our state government has been following the advice of the main healthcare outfit of the state and it's going pretty well.
On the other hand high population states like California and Florida are still on lockdown especially after all the protests/riots/whatever. I attribute it to our state being sparsely populated and relatively anti-social but also we're used to being crammed indoors since we spend 6 months of the year at below freezing temperatures anyway so you can't just go outside whenever you want. For us this is just an extended normal winter except we don't have to shovel our driveways or start our cars early every morning to go to work.
I wish we could close our borders to other states completely but everyone has a stick up their ass about that. 'Merica and what not.
How did Queensland manage to keep their cases so low? They've even got us beat with about 5.5x the population (granted they are 10x the area).
His lumbering ruck play in the ammos may well have been accurately described as statuesque. But yes, they have done a mighty job in getting it even this far. Getting the season to a Grand Final would be an immense achievement.I thought that Gil was a statue...
I've said before that I'm not especially invested in footy this year, but hard not to be impressed by the AFL's efforts at keeping the show on the road.