SA Footy

Jim05 wrote:

Booney wrote:The season will get cancelled.

Glenelg will be premiers for 2 years.

Told ya all Cotton wouldn’t win a flag [emoji23]

no, but Douglas might!!

Pseudo wrote:

Magellan wrote:

Hazydog wrote:At the risk of getting carried away... found myself wondering what impact the corona virus and potential lock out of AFL Games might have on the SANFL. Let’s say there was a national ban on public gatherings of, I dunno, let’s say 5-10 K. The SANFL games might fall under the criteria and could see a resurgence of interest as local AFL fans were starved of action...I’ve personally been sceptical of the media frenzy.. but when professional sports in Europe start to play in empty stadiums its probably time to take it a bit more serious.

Interesting thoughts, Hazy. Yes, if there is a 'floor' imposed on crowds and gatherings then, depending on the length of such a ban, it could translate into an increase in interest in the local product.

Interest in the digital pass, perhaps. All the local action without the exposure to virus vectors!

May in fact be the only way to watch the SANFL this season, so it is great value.
Oh, then again, all South and West matches should still be allowed to be played in front of supporters... no risk of a big crowd
Probably the same for my beloved Doggies too!

The experts all say 'social distancing', which is about 6 feet of distance between you and others.

Impossible to run an AFL crowd that way, and no practical way that you could choose which 7,000 get in and which 43,000 are locked out, without causing a riot. You'd just have to lock out the whole crowd and be done with it.

But a normal SANFL home and away crowd? Made for it.

The whole time over the last 30 years, we thought that the powers that be were running down the SANFL and state leagues needlessly; in fact, they were setting them up for this moment. It's the SANFL's time to shine.

Government have said no crowds or gathering over 500 people.

SANFL have just advised come protocols for this weekends u16/Women games including individual bottled water for each player (no drink bottles), 2-3 minute break in the middle of each quarter, no shaking hands, no ice baths, no visitors in rooms, unlimited emergencies

Dutchy wrote:Government have said no crowds or gathering over 500 people.

SANFL have just advised come protocols for this weekends u16/Women games including individual bottled water for each player (no drink bottles), 2-3 minute break in the middle of each quarter, no shaking hands, no ice baths, no visitors in rooms, unlimited emergencies

West, South, Crows and Power reserves are still good to go then.

Government have said no crowds or gathering over 500 people.

SANFL have just advised come protocols for this weekends u16/Women games including individual bottled water for each player (no drink bottles), 2-3 minute break in the middle of each quarter, no shaking hands, no ice baths, no visitors in rooms, unlimited emergencies

No Shaking hands.. Tackling allowed??

vics01 wrote:Government have said no crowds or gathering over 500 people.

SANFL have just advised come protocols for this weekends u16/Women games including individual bottled water for each player (no drink bottles), 2-3 minute break in the middle of each quarter, no shaking hands, no ice baths, no visitors in rooms, unlimited emergencies

No Shaking hands.. Tackling allowed??

Only if they wear gloves

vics01 wrote:Government have said no crowds or gathering over 500 people.

SANFL have just advised come protocols for this weekends u16/Women games including individual bottled water for each player (no drink bottles), 2-3 minute break in the middle of each quarter, no shaking hands, no ice baths, no visitors in rooms, unlimited emergencies

No Shaking hands.. Tackling allowed??

Players will be made to shove a small gym towel partway down the back of the shorts. Should an opposing player successfully snatch the towel whilst the ball is in possession, this will count as a tackle and HTB will be paid.

Notice in Victoria some Trial games are being cancelled, looks like at the behest of the AFL clubs.. Will the SANFL trials go ahead?

STATEMENT: VFL Practice Match # 3 vs. Casey Demons
The Port Melbourne Football Club wishes to advise of the cancellation of this Saturday’s VFL practice match against the Casey Demons, originally set down to take place at Casey Fields at 11:30am.

Following constant dialogue with both the Casey and Melbourne Football Clubs, the overriding decision has been made by Casey and Melbourne to cancel the match in response to the ongoing developments surrounding the coronavirus outbreak.

Under the circumstances, the Port Melbourne Football Club is supportive and understanding of this decision.

The Port Melbourne Football Club is continuing to monitor the latest medical advice and official reports from The Australian Government Department of Health, as well as implement strategies to ensure the safeguarding of health for players, coaches, staff, members and supporters.

vics01 wrote:Notice in Victoria some Trial games are being cancelled, looks like at the behest of the AFL clubs.. Will the SANFL trials go ahead?

STATEMENT: VFL Practice Match # 3 vs. Casey Demons
The Port Melbourne Football Club wishes to advise of the cancellation of this Saturday’s VFL practice match against the Casey Demons, originally set down to take place at Casey Fields at 11:30am.

Following constant dialogue with both the Casey and Melbourne Football Clubs, the overriding decision has been made by Casey and Melbourne to cancel the match in response to the ongoing developments surrounding the coronavirus outbreak.

Under the circumstances, the Port Melbourne Football Club is supportive and understanding of this decision.

The Port Melbourne Football Club is continuing to monitor the latest medical advice and official reports from The Australian Government Department of Health, as well as implement strategies to ensure the safeguarding of health for players, coaches, staff, members and supporters.

According to the SANFL on Facebook tonight’s trial games will go ahead
The SANFL is talking to the AFL and will keep us informed

Pseudo wrote:

Booney wrote:Glenelg will be premiers for 2 years.

So you're saying the virus will have no discernable effect on the competition?

Positive pseudodiagnosis?

vics01 wrote:Notice in Victoria some Trial games are being cancelled, looks like at the behest of the AFL clubs.. Will the SANFL trials go ahead?

STATEMENT: VFL Practice Match # 3 vs. Casey Demons
The Port Melbourne Football Club wishes to advise of the cancellation of this Saturday’s VFL practice match against the Casey Demons, originally set down to take place at Casey Fields at 11:30am.

Following constant dialogue with both the Casey and Melbourne Football Clubs, the overriding decision has been made by Casey and Melbourne to cancel the match in response to the ongoing developments surrounding the coronavirus outbreak.

Under the circumstances, the Port Melbourne Football Club is supportive and understanding of this decision.

The Port Melbourne Football Club is continuing to monitor the latest medical advice and official reports from The Australian Government Department of Health, as well as implement strategies to ensure the safeguarding of health for players, coaches, staff, members and supporters.

I suspect the driving factor here is to protect AFL listed players. No such issue at the Ponderosa tomorrow

The big question is, will the coronavirus affect the attendance of the 4,000 Crows fans at SANFL games?

Hazydog wrote:

vics01 wrote:Notice in Victoria some Trial games are being cancelled, looks like at the behest of the AFL clubs.. Will the SANFL trials go ahead?

STATEMENT: VFL Practice Match # 3 vs. Casey Demons
The Port Melbourne Football Club wishes to advise of the cancellation of this Saturday’s VFL practice match against the Casey Demons, originally set down to take place at Casey Fields at 11:30am.

Following constant dialogue with both the Casey and Melbourne Football Clubs, the overriding decision has been made by Casey and Melbourne to cancel the match in response to the ongoing developments surrounding the coronavirus outbreak.

Under the circumstances, the Port Melbourne Football Club is supportive and understanding of this decision.

The Port Melbourne Football Club is continuing to monitor the latest medical advice and official reports from The Australian Government Department of Health, as well as implement strategies to ensure the safeguarding of health for players, coaches, staff, members and supporters.

I suspect the driving factor here is to protect AFL listed players. No such issue at the Ponderosa tomorrow

Well if you were planning on going Hazy , you can't .

Spectators banned from all SANFL matches starting tomorrow

Jim05 wrote:Spectators banned from all SANFL matches starting tomorrow

Does that include parents of underage players playing league or ressies? Or U18's for that matter?

LMA wrote:

Jim05 wrote:Spectators banned from all SANFL matches starting tomorrow

Does that include parents of underage players playing league or ressies? Or U18's for that matter?

Players, umpires and officials only if I’ve read it correctly

Jim05 wrote:

LMA wrote:

Jim05 wrote:Spectators banned from all SANFL matches starting tomorrow

Does that include parents of underage players playing league or ressies? Or U18's for that matter?

Players, umpires and officials only if I’ve read it correctly

At least 1 parent should be allowed imo. I know if my lad was to get KO'd or break a leg I would want to be there.

Don’t need dads jumping the fence

Spargo wrote:Don’t need dads jumping the fence

He’d ping a hammy climbing the fence these days