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16 minutes ago, La Dee-vina Comedia said:

Don't know anything more than this tweet from Rohan Connolly. I'm certainly curious as to what he means by "huge logistical issues". For the competition? For the AFL? For the MCG?

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Very sketchy rumours going around it's something to do with senior coaches or along those lines.

 

 
 

Maybe one of the umpires has tested positive?

(So many jokes...positive to stupidity? Covid is believed to have transferred to humans from animals. Can it also be transferred from humans to white maggots?) 


Just now, La Dee-vina Comedia said:

Maybe one of the umpires has tested positive?

(So many jokes...positive to stupidity? Covid is believed to have transferred to humans from animals. Can it also be transferred from humans to white maggots?) 

That didn't age well.

2 minutes ago, Demonland said:

Remarkable that no other players caught it

 

As Voss tested + on Friday morning how is it that all those in the coaches box on Thursday night aren't in iso as close contacts?

 
Just now, Lucifers Hero said:

As Voss tested + on Friday morning how is it that all those in the coaches box on Thursday night aren't in iso as close contacts?

Depends on the definitions of close contacts. Did they spend more than 4 hours in an enclosed space. Probably. Moot point though from April 1. No isolating as close contact unless you develop symptoms.

7 minutes ago, Demonland said:

Remarkable that no other players caught it

 

Who are the top up coaches? Neeld? Malthouse? 


1 minute ago, Demonland said:

Depends on the definitions of close contacts. Did they spend more than 4 hours in an enclosed space. Probably. Moot point though from April 1. No isolating as close contact unless you develop symptoms.

Thanks, I didn't realise it was 4 hours.

I'm glad the whole coaching panel isn't affected.  Would hope the season is as even as possible and wins are are achieved on merit rather than covid rules, this year.

1 hour ago, Lucifers Hero said:

Thanks, I didn't realise it was 4 hours

In SA the definition is 15 minutes which makes life interesting.

Edited by Diamond_Jim

In the event that Goodwin got Covid, who do you think would be given match-day duties? Are there any restrictions - could Richardson for example take over, and let Yze concentrate on his current role? And who would you want it to be? 

6 minutes ago, Skuit said:

In the event that Goodwin got Covid, who do you think would be given match-day duties? Are there any restrictions - could Richardson for example take over, and let Yze concentrate on his current role? And who would you want it to be? 

The club doctor


I'd prefer the ex- Club Doctor😁

31 minutes ago, #11-TonyAnderson said:

I'd prefer the ex- Club Doctor😁

tom morris......i believe he's available as a top-up coach

11 hours ago, Skuit said:

In the event that Goodwin got Covid, who do you think would be given match-day duties? Are there any restrictions - could Richardson for example take over, and let Yze concentrate on his current role? And who would you want it to be? 

Yze I believe is the main channel of communication in the box between himself and Goodwin on the bench. So I would say Yze. 
It’s quite good that Goody coaches from the bench. It means less chance of the other coaches passing it to him as they’re in the box. 

1 hour ago, Jaded No More said:

Yze I believe is the main channel of communication in the box between himself and Goodwin on the bench. So I would say Yze. 
It’s quite good that Goody coaches from the bench. It means less chance of the other coaches passing it to him as they’re in the box. 

That's a good point. It also lowers the risk for Goodwin because he's outdoors.

On 1/21/2022 at 4:07 PM, Rod Grinter Riot Squad said:

the WA teams could really mess things up (for themselves 😂)

 

We may end up starting the season with most teams having 70-80% of players having caught and recovered from Covid, but they may have zero, they are the two clubs at most risk of being unable to field a team over a 2-3 week period 

Just call me Nostradamus (well for a WC perspective)!


Poor old West Coast, me heart bleeds

Maybe they should have waited until Darling was double vaxxed before letting him train?  lol

As I said earlier in the thread, WA teams will suffer more from Covid than anyone else because Covid is so new up there and now everyone is catching it. 

 
53 minutes ago, Jaded No More said:

As I said earlier in the thread, WA teams will suffer more from Covid than anyone else because Covid is so new up there and now everyone is catching it. 

There is one person to blame here and that is their Premier. Regardless of which party he’s with had he opened earlier their footy teams wouldn’t be suffering. 


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