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Footy broadcaster Andy Maher has suggested mid-June is the window the AFL are aiming for to continue the season. Maher floated the idea on his radio show this afternoon. “I'm told Bob, by reliable sources, they've got a date in mind,” he said on SEN Drive alongside co-host Bob Murphy. “It's second week of June-ish. Full bottle toward it. 11 June is a little date that I've been... let's just see where that goes. We'll just keep an eye on it, I didn't want to chase it too hard because how would you know. But I'm told in high offices around the place, people who have a lot riding on this, that 11 June is a date that may have been scheduled in. Whether that's official, I'm not sure."

Unfortunately they’re both right.

Red or Brown Onions on the Barbie?

You know what they say; A week is a long time in football.

I like the idea to assist the shortened season however I just can’t see life getting back into a semblance of normal to facilitate footy resuming to fit in enough games.

What does the shutdown mean for the NAB AFL Draft and its prospects? Cal Twomey looks at all the options. Smaller pool? Future picks? How will COVID shake up the draft?

File this one under First World Problems.

The sub vest could be back.

Essendon great Matthew Lloyd has come up with a radical idea to combine the 2020 and 2021 fixtures and have one premiership awarded over a mega 34-game season. Lloyd believes the winner of this year’s premiership will be forever tainted, much like Trent Cotchin and Sam Mitchell’s Brownlow Medal win in 2012.