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The AFL’s decision to not make flu vaccinations compulsory is set to be cancelled out for a host of clubs travelling to Queensland to get the season away. Foxfooty.com.au revealed on May 8 the league had taken the opposite approach to the NRL, recommending a flu shot to its players but not making it mandatory. Although both native Queensland teams (the Brisbane Lions and Gold Coast Suns) have been compliant so far in getting flu shots, the state’s ‘no jab, no play’ policy effectively means other clubs relocating there, from both Western Australia and South Australia, will have the choice taken out of their hands.

As a general rule we don’t allow the full posting of others content. Here is a short synopsis from Fox Footy’s website. Ex-AFL player reveals he was sacked inside a strip club

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Grand Final slated for late October but flexible if it comes to that. Contracted to play it in Victoria but a lot of water under the bridge until then.

Could we see crowds at AFL games in 2020? It looms as arguably the most important question left unanswered as we approach an official return to football. AFL CEO Gillon McLachlan refused to rule the possibility out in an interview on 3AW. “I’m just going to be speculating. Where we are today, the health officers and the government will say we’ve beaten expectations,” McLachlan said. “I don’t know, I know that it’s less likely than likely, but I reckon it is in the hands of the community and how well we continue to socially distance and be disciplined as things begin to open up. “It’s less likely than likely, but I’ll leave that with the people making those decisions, the government and the health ministers.”

Making an announcement of the return date today and then next week is the actual fixture.