With WA allowing groups of 10 to congregate, WCE and Freo are changing their training to work around this regulation.  This means line groups can essentially work together, and train skills, coordination and motivation benefits over other teams who cannot train with others.

Should the AFL stop this to allow equity, or will these teams be given an unfair leg up for the rest of this season?

Edited April 28, 20205 yr by buck_nekkid
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Who or what are "Dover's" and why is there an apostrophe in the name?

I think it would be worth banning them from training in large groups just to troll eagles fans.

Don't worry... Eddie will be onto this and we know what that means !!!

they should be made to play blindfolded

22 minutes ago, chook fowler said:

they should be made to play blindfolded

shackled together,  would be better.

1 hour ago, demonstone said:

Who or what are "Dover's" and why is there an apostrophe in the name?

Apologies, autocorrect got me!

I bet we will be chosen to relocate to the [censored] end of the country 

1 minute ago, chook fowler said:

I bet we will be chosen to relocate to the [censored] end of the country 

one assumes that if there is a Melbourne hub and an interstate hub that only the interstate teams will relocate at first. That allows for seven rounds until anyone is required to move.

Please tell me they wouldn't mix the hubs from day 1 !!!

As an aside I am looking forward to Essendon, Collingwood etc playing at Kardinia Park.

8 minutes ago, Diamond_Jim said:

one assumes that if there is a Melbourne hub and an interstate hub that only the interstate teams will relocate at first. That allows for seven rounds until anyone is required to move.

Please tell me they wouldn't mix the hubs from day 1 !!!

As an aside I am looking forward to Essendon, Collingwood etc playing at Kardinia Park.

100% nothing to hid from with that now and I hope it's gusty, cold, wet, and miserable!

So 8 players and 2 umpires at each session?

afl says no. ......max 2 players only training