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What they're saying down at Windy Hill

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  • 2 weeks later...
 

You should hear this mobs supporters winging & complaining now about having to play at the Gold Coast vs North.

Fair dinkum if it’s not the umpires, it’s the draw, have they ever heard of Covid19

Youd think they’re the only team that’s been affected.

The clubs been irrelevant for 20 years

NO ONE CARES!!!!

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    My Essendon mate is being very pragmatic about the whole thing. He's like "tough breaks in Covid happen to everyone". And he's right.

    It's [censored] for them, but everyone has suffered and every club has been impacted. 

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    29 minutes ago, daisycutter said:

    why is druggies game being shifted from darklands to brisvegas when other melbourne games aren't

    AFL spreading the risk across states rather than having 12 teams 'stuck' in Victoria.

    And looking forward to who plays who in rounds 19 and 20.

    In rounds 19 and 20 Ess play GWS and Syd who have also flown to Qld.  Then GWS and Syd play SA or WA teams and they are banking on it being easier those games played and teams back to SA and WA respectively. 

    Apparently, Bulldogs preparing for a stint out of Vic.  They play Adelaide in round 19 so could possibly be in SE Qld.

    I can see mini hubs forming in SE Qld for most of the teams that flew up today. 

    I wouldn't be surprised if the AFL swap some games around in the latter rounds to enable the season to be finished.

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    North are a good chance to beat the bombers. they are playing tougher footy

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    2 hours ago, DubDee said:

    North are a good chance to beat the bombers. they are playing tougher footy

    Not without Cunnington who isn’t travelling up to QLD

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