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On 9/23/2020 at 5:51 PM, The heart beats true said:

What does that even mean? ‘Support for same day travel and 4 day breaks’?

Does it mean there will be better support around those concepts for the teams involved, so as not to have garbage/unequal games like we saw this year? I surely hope so. 

Probably means that Eddie stated his support for all teams that play Collingwood to be coming off a 4 day break, and those teams have to fly that same day before the game, regardless of where they come from.

Edited by ding

Assuming we go back to playing in our home states, same day travel and 4 day breaks are really going to hurt the interstate clubs that travel every second week.

Probably evens up the ledger from this year where they had the advantage on Vic teams.

 
On 9/24/2020 at 12:20 PM, PaulRB said:

I'd settle for 22 Std 20min (plus time on) per quarter games made up of

  • 12 x 2:10 pm Saturday afternoons games at the G
  • 1 x 2:10 pm Monday Queens Birthday at the G
  • 1 x 7:10 pm Thursday ANZAC Eve Game at the G
  • 2 x Friday night games 
  • 2 x Sat night games
  • 4 x whatever whenever

Like in the good Old Days...

Not going to happen No team wants a Sat pm fixture each week What's normal from the old days Sat arvo??? Only

Twilight  Sat And Sunday 6 pm are spots needed to be filled 

Gree with the two blockbusters but I would like 2 Thursday games as well and 2 extra Sat nigh or more Sun arvo 3.20 games for Free to Air blockbusters at G or interstate that our sponsors deserve esp if we are winning and in the 8.  

Consistent umpiring

Paying holding the ball against players like Danger and Martin when they actually get caught after trying to evade or push off opponents. (Ffs- two sets of rules) 


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