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Two seasons in one year
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(03-10-2022, 12:41 AM)DJC link Wrote:I suspect that the long term goal is to play AFLW matches as curtain raisers for the AFLM  Smile
I would agree with that but to me that would also confirm the AFLW is a second tier comp and just a warm up bout in boxing terms for the main event on GF day. Would that be equality,  denying the ladies of their own special day in the sun?
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#12
(05-19-2022, 11:34 PM)DJC link Wrote:The 2022B season has been confirmed as starting on the weekend of the AFL pre-finals bye.

Ten home and away games followed by four weeks of finals.  List managers and coaches will have their skates on.

In other news, our Kez was providing special comments on the wireless last weekend and was referred to as Kerryn Peterson.  I’m not sure if she married Joel recently or has just changed her surname.
Not the smartest decision by the AFL, but it is going to really hurt us. We won't get much a pre-season into all the kids we're going to get to replace all the traitors who have left. We already had a really young team, now it is going to be much younger still.
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Classic examples of the timing of this year's AFLW "second season within a year"  causing dramas on the weekend with ovals and availability etc.

If you're going to use grounds that are traditionally used for cricket or other sports (at the cessation of the usual lower league finals in late August early September) there's going to be issues.

Ruckman slipping on centre block areas that are being changed over to cricket,  and semi-professional cricket clubs trying to prepare on bog heaps or grounds with delayed preparations.  No winners in this.

DrE is no more... you ok with that harmonica man?
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