daisycutter

are state sponsored games in tassie, alice springs, darwin etc at risk. the states (sponsors) involved only pay on the understanding of increased visitors and tourism dollars. Without those benefits they may not cough up and those games would revert to traditional home games,

anyone know if all games on fta

i wouldn't blame jesus christ this time, maybe jack watts or neeldy

afl waiting for 6pm tv news

i think this should be left to later when things settle down and we see the big picture and what the afl is doing to support the clubs. there will no doubt be a big reorganisation (financially) of the whole afl and this will probably be a good thing i think it would be a bad look now to promote funding for a professional sport when we know a lot of businesses will go to the wall and possibly millions will be unemployed and many families really really struggling so, just put it on the back burner for the time being and revisit it at a better time

lotsa replays hopefully

can cancel existing subscription any month for no penalty

and never pickup a discarded banana leaf

have you been growing your left index fingernail too, ernie. makes a wonderful scraper (especially after a hot curry vindaloo)

and if desperate take some amoxil (don't overdo it) to constipate yourself it's the little things that count

it's currently easier and cheaper to stock up on underpants rather than bog rolls and remember normal>reverse>inside out>reverse and you've got 4 days covered easy peasy

nah, i hate wind affected games

looks like harley will get another 12 months to get those calves fit and firing

or.....the trc premiership ......tr crisis.....

well some obviously will. but what % becomes significant? I suspect only a small percentage would be enough to stop season even if season does start it won't last for long anyway

what people spend their own money on is COMPLETELY their OWN business and NO [censored] business of ANYONE ELSE on this board full stop p.s. all the best for your mate dazzle and sorry you were forced to explain

you and dieter need to get a room together

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of course they would.............about 10 minutes before a whistleblower was about to expose them........but, but we self reported they cried

well not so far discovered..............

often goes unnoticed, but i should note jones is also an excellent kick on his non-preferred side. this obviously has many advantages besides just the kick. the only knock on his kicking is the excessive big bomb kick, which is really a decision making problem than a kicking problem. nathan buckley had the same problem and to an extent so does dangerfield

you do work very hard on your negativity and mfcss, skuit. i got to concede that.

time for a change of name from demonland to coronaland precisely hardtack, it is just as natural as the existence of homo sapiens

players now get fatigued (frequently, and it does impact skills). regardless of the interchange (small or large) players will get fatigued. coaches (and players) will ensure this. a small interchange will force coaches to minimise the two way running as it won't be feasible for a full game. this will increase the chance that forwards and defenders are more likely to stay closer to "home" and less players are close to the ball thus reducing congestion. skills wont be impacted, in fact they may improve especially among the fwds/backs

official health department guidelines on how infectious is cv. this sounds like complete bulltish to me............comments Close contact A close contact is someone who has been face to face for at least 15 minutes, or been in the same closed space for at least 2 hours, as someone who has tested positive for the COVID-19 when that person was infectious.