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9 minutes ago, Rogue said:

True, and even worse for any Dees fans coming from interstate

I'm from interstate but I'll be there

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AFL is one huge joke. Near on 4 bottom sides in 21 play Thursday and Friday nights to start 22 and we get the Wednesday. Unbelievable.

Oh well in any case as being up in Qld I can watch it on Wednesday night. Just trust we get a big crowd and the ratings is better than the Thursday and Friday night games. Only way Channel 7 and AFL will take any notice.

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Thinking positively it will most likely mean 2-3 more blockbuster fixtures for us.

Thursday night in round 2 and Friday night in round 3?

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I reckon this is brilliant.  I love the fact we are kicking off the season.  I know a Wednesday night is not ideal for some supporters to attend but having the GF replay kick off the season is a great way to start. 

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I'm happy to play dogs ...the Afl is obviously recreating a gf atmosphere but it's tough for fans with work the next day. Given that we had to play in another state in our gf , you'd think we would get a break and given a Friday night. Cwood v saints, what a classic that will be.

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1 hour ago, ucanchoose said:

I'm from interstate but I'll be there

As will I. Not missing the flag being unfurled.

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I actually really like the idea that the GF replay kicks off the season. That feels right.

The real problem is the Thursday night stinker. It’s been a garbage game for years. It also means those 2 teams get TV games for the first 3 weeks of the year - which sucks all the air out of the start of the season for the impartial fan.

If Richmond hadn’t won 3 flags the AFL would have canned it. Time for it to be buried in the weekend and for Thursday night to by GF replay. Reward the competitive teams.

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The clubs done some fantastic things in the last few years, but letting the AFL walk all over us again is pretty weak!!!

We just won the Flag & we still let the AFL push us around

Some things will never change

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Hey Billy,

Hear your pain, but I suspect there was some horse trading around this one and our fixture will reflect it.

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Family friendly … no !!! Wanted a massive round 1 Friday night fixture for the Dees v Bombers or Cats or even Dogs.  
Got a Wednesday night. Hmmmm nah yeah nah

why not the Friday night as Dees v Dogs  ( why Stk v pies on Friday as two underperforming non-2021-finals clubs ) 

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The Western Derby between West Coast and Fremantle will also take place in Round 3 on Sunday April 3, in the hope Western Australia’s borders are open to Victorian teams by the start of the season.


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Western Bulldogs and St Kilda will also hit the road in Round 6 for the ANZAC Appeal Round. 

Western Bulldogs will host Adelaide Crows at MARS Stadium in Ballarat from 1.45pm on Saturday April, 23, continuing the Dogs’ association with the Ballarat community.

St Kilda has been given a second Friday night game in the early part of the season when Brett Ratten’s men take on Greater Western Sydney in Canberra in Round 6. 

The Friday night match will kickstart the ANZAC Appeal Round on April 22 and will also coincide with the return of superstar forward Toby Greene for the Giants.

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Reigning premier Melbourne will continue its flag defence when the Demons return to Northern Territory for the Round 18 clash against Port Adelaide at Traeger Park, Alice Springs on the weekend of July 15-17.

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Gold Coast will meet Hawthorn (Round 11) and Port Adelaide (Round 12) at TIO Stadium in Darwin. 

The annual Q-Clash between Brisbane and Gold Coast has been set for Round 6 on Sunday, April 4.

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CONFIRMED FIXTURES

**Northern Territory games
Round 11
Gold Coast v Hawthorn
TIO Stadium, Darwin
Weekend of May 27-29
Round 12
Gold Coast v North Melbourne
TIO Stadium, Darwin
Weekend of June 3-5
Round 18 
Melbourne v Port Adelaide
TIO Traeger Park, Alice Springs
Weekend of July 15-17

**Adelaide (Showdown) 
Round 3
Adelaide v Port Adelaide
Adelaide Oval
Friday, April 1, 8.20pm (EDT)

**The West Australian – Derby date 
Round 3
West Coast v Fre,mantle
Perth Stadium
Sunday, April 3, 6.20pm (EST)

**Canberra first game
Round 6
GWS v St Kilda 
Manuka Oval
Friday, April 22, 7.50pm (EST)

**Ballarat first game
Round 6
Western Bulldogs v Adelaide
Mars Stadium
Saturday, April 23, 1.45pm (EST)

**Q-Clash
Round 6
GC v BL 
Metricon Stadium 
Sunday, April 24, 4.10pm (EST)

**Cairns game
Round 7
St Kilda v Port Adelaide
Cazalys Stadium, Cairns 
Saturday, April 30, 7.25pm (EST)

**Tasmania games
Round 6
North Melbourne v Geelong
Blundstone Arena, Hobart
Sunday, April 24, 1.10pm (EST)
Hawthorn v Sydney
UTAS Stadium, Launceston
Monday, April 25, 12.30pm (EST)
Round 19
North Melbourne v Hawthorn
Blundstone Arena, Hobart
Weekend of July 22-24

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