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This is a first, never been at a game when there has been a weather break!  Weagles to anything not to lose :) 

 

Eddie saying they can stop for maximum one hour according to the rules

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I somehow feel we are about to get dudded


1 minute ago, Superunknown said:

In golf we just press pause and then recommence whereupon the Lightning ceases 

There is a lightning tracker app, which shows lightning at Redcliffe which is very close by.

Just now, Graeme Yeats' Mullet said:

Wonder if we get 2 pts if she's called off...??

Absolutely no chance. We are 33 points up with 15 mins left. Why would we give that up???

 

They better resume the game in our forward pocket and not in the centre

If this game had started when it should have it would be over. 8:10 on a Monday night was B/S

There’s no doubt the (w)AFL will find a way to give West coast 8 points of premiership points under a modified Nicholls-Margetts system whereupon the home time finding itself behind at the cessation of play shall have 100 points added to their score and an extra 4 premiership points awarded for the inconvenience 

Just now, Jaded said:

Absolutely no chance. We are 33 points up with 15 mins left. Why would we give that up???

Just wondering what the rules say

Can't imagine it's favourable to us

So now players cool down and go out again? Hello injuries....


Solid way to give west coast a rest

Surely there is the AFL equivalent of the duckworth Lewis rule from the cricket? 

The game is over. 

Just now, Mr Steve said:

If this game had started when it should have it would be over. 8:10 on a Monday night was B/S

Absolutely. Thank WA government and their [censored]. Could have played yesterday but no, 7 days to quarantine 🙄 coz 6 is not enough but 14 is too much. Flogs. 


I know is most footy comps the rule is if the game is called off after half time the team in front is awarded the win 

1 minute ago, jnrmac said:

Eddie saying they can stop for maximum one hour according to the rules

Judging by the weather radar it will take at least 30mins for the storm clouds to pass

 
2 minutes ago, dees189227 said:

I have to be up for work in less than 7 hours. I don't have time for lightening breaks

Omg - crack a whisky and see the night through

whisky

yoga

Pushups

breakfast


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