SA Footy

Dutchy wrote:
Why can't SANFLJ comp be pushed out like other competitions? Junior Country footy will be going for another 2 months yet.

Brodlach wrote:Sounds like training to resume but no sport for at least 7 days

whufc wrote:

Brodlach wrote:Sounds like training to resume but no sport for at least 7 days

Confirmed or just guessing?

Apachebulldog wrote:I finally have found video vision of the horse supposedly being punched by a protester in Sydney some sites will not show it.

By only the still photo evidence it is definitely not a good look.

I think Daisies assessment on the media is quite correct scum media as per usual they sensationalise a story.

From what i can see in this vid the mans hand was in a formed fist but his left arm was fully extended and looks like he was fending off the horses head i cannot see where he has actually taken a swing at the horse.

Any way my two bobs worth may be it should be referred to the AFL VCR Panel for adjudication.

https://www.news.com.au/national/nsw-ac ... b9339869d1

Mr Beefy wrote:

Apachebulldog wrote:I finally have found video vision of the horse supposedly being punched by a protester in Sydney some sites will not show it.

By only the still photo evidence it is definitely not a good look.

I think Daisies assessment on the media is quite correct scum media as per usual they sensationalise a story.

From what i can see in this vid the mans hand was in a formed fist but his left arm was fully extended and looks like he was fending off the horses head i cannot see where he has actually taken a swing at the horse.

Any way my two bobs worth may be it should be referred to the AFL VCR Panel for adjudication.

https://www.news.com.au/national/nsw-ac ... b9339869d1

One of them appear to be doctored

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nowriting.PNG

In one there is writing on his shirt, the other has none

Apachebulldog wrote:Wow if that is correct yep the scum media, !!!!

Mr Beefy wrote:

Apachebulldog wrote:I finally have found video vision of the horse supposedly being punched by a protester in Sydney some sites will not show it.

By only the still photo evidence it is definitely not a good look.

I think Daisies assessment on the media is quite correct scum media as per usual they sensationalise a story.

From what i can see in this vid the mans hand was in a formed fist but his left arm was fully extended and looks like he was fending off the horses head i cannot see where he has actually taken a swing at the horse.

Any way my two bobs worth may be it should be referred to the AFL VCR Panel for adjudication.

https://www.news.com.au/national/nsw-ac ... b9339869d1

One of them appear to be doctored

writing.PNG

nowriting.PNG

In one there is writing on his shirt, the other has none

mots02 wrote:

Mr Beefy wrote:

Apachebulldog wrote:I finally have found video vision of the horse supposedly being punched by a protester in Sydney some sites will not show it.

By only the still photo evidence it is definitely not a good look.

I think Daisies assessment on the media is quite correct scum media as per usual they sensationalise a story.

From what i can see in this vid the mans hand was in a formed fist but his left arm was fully extended and looks like he was fending off the horses head i cannot see where he has actually taken a swing at the horse.

Any way my two bobs worth may be it should be referred to the AFL VCR Panel for adjudication.

https://www.news.com.au/national/nsw-ac ... b9339869d1

One of them appear to be doctored

writing.PNG

nowriting.PNG

In one there is writing on his shirt, the other has none

One photo is an in-focus still shot, the other is a screen shot from a poor quality video.

There appears to be a dark smudge across his chest in the blurred photo which would be the writing.

On this evidence presented, i can't support your conspiracy theory.

mots02 wrote:

Mr Beefy wrote:

Apachebulldog wrote:I finally have found video vision of the horse supposedly being punched by a protester in Sydney some sites will not show it.

By only the still photo evidence it is definitely not a good look.

I think Daisies assessment on the media is quite correct scum media as per usual they sensationalise a story.

From what i can see in this vid the mans hand was in a formed fist but his left arm was fully extended and looks like he was fending off the horses head i cannot see where he has actually taken a swing at the horse.

Any way my two bobs worth may be it should be referred to the AFL VCR Panel for adjudication.

https://www.news.com.au/national/nsw-ac ... b9339869d1

One of them appear to be doctored

writing.PNG

nowriting.PNG

In one there is writing on his shirt, the other has none

One photo is an in-focus still shot, the other is a screen shot from a poor quality video.

There appears to be a dark smudge across his chest in the blurred photo which would be the writing.

On this evidence presented, i can't support your conspiracy theory.

Apachebulldog wrote:Woken up to my alarm radio this morn the SA Commish was being interviewed he stated tho some restrictions will be lifted masks will still have to be worn at supermarkets.

I really do not understand this.

During the last 16 months or so there have been tens of thousands of daily interactions at all supermarkets in SA.

I have been shopping daily over this period with no mask except for this latest forced mandatory period.

So tell me after millions upon millions of interactions at these supermarkets by the SA population.

How many people have contracted Covid 19 or Delta 21 ???????

Hey Trader my friend i would like your expert analysis on this.

Found this in my travels thought this was pretty good.

If the tests work why the false positives ????
If the masks work why the 1.5 metres ???
If the 1.5 metres work why the masks ????
If all 3 work why the lockdowns ????
If the vaccine is safe why the no liability clause???

Wedgie wrote:

whufc wrote:

Brodlach wrote:Sounds like training to resume but no sport for at least 7 days

Confirmed or just guessing?

Confirmed

Police Commissioner Grant Stevens has explained why sporting clubs will be allowed to resume training when lockdown lifts – but won’t be allowed to compete.

Sporting clubs will be allowed to resume training when lockdown lifts on Wednesday, but competition will remain on hold until further notice.

Police Commissioner Grant Stevens said restricting teams from competition would minimise contact between people from different areas of the city and state.

“The difference (between training and competition) is that, if you’re training, you’re training with a group of people that you normally come into contact with,” he told ABC Radio Adelaide on Tuesday.

“When you allow teams to compete, they invariably come from different parts of the wider metropolitan area or different country locations to compete together.

“You’re bringing different communities together, which means, if we do have an outbreak, the potential spread is much wider than if you just have it within a group of people who normally get together.”

Mr Stevens said he was hopeful that the state could keep “moving in the right direction”, and the rules were being worked out in consultation with the Department for Recreation and Sport.

“We think it’s the right step at this point in time, but we’re really hopeful that, over the next seven days, we continue to keep on top of this Modbury outbreak and we don’t see any further seeping from New South Wales,” he said.

AFL was also put on hold during the state’s seven-day lockdown.

Adelaide had been due to take on Hawthorn at Adelaide Oval this weekend, but the game was brought forward and instead played in at an empty Marvel Stadium in Melbourne last Saturday.

Mr Stevens said he had not been involved in any conversation about re-starting footy in the state this weekend.

“My last understanding was that both Adelaide teams were currently out of Adelaide and planning to play their next round out of Adelaide as well,” he said.

Apachebulldog wrote:

Mr Beefy wrote:

Apachebulldog wrote:I finally have found video vision of the horse supposedly being punched by a protester in Sydney some sites will not show it.

By only the still photo evidence it is definitely not a good look.

I think Daisies assessment on the media is quite correct scum media as per usual they sensationalise a story.

From what i can see in this vid the mans hand was in a formed fist but his left arm was fully extended and looks like he was fending off the horses head i cannot see where he has actually taken a swing at the horse.

Any way my two bobs worth may be it should be referred to the AFL VCR Panel for adjudication.

https://www.news.com.au/national/nsw-ac ... b9339869d1

One of them appear to be doctored

writing.PNG

nowriting.PNG

In one there is writing on his shirt, the other has none

Wow if that is correct yep the scum media, !!!!

The Dark Knight wrote:

Wedgie wrote:

whufc wrote:

Brodlach wrote:Sounds like training to resume but no sport for at least 7 days

Confirmed or just guessing?

Confirmed

https://www.adelaidenow.com.au/coronavi ... 73aad5?amp

Police Commissioner Grant Stevens has explained why sporting clubs will be allowed to resume training when lockdown lifts – but won’t be allowed to compete.

Sporting clubs will be allowed to resume training when lockdown lifts on Wednesday, but competition will remain on hold until further notice.

Police Commissioner Grant Stevens said restricting teams from competition would minimise contact between people from different areas of the city and state.

“The difference (between training and competition) is that, if you’re training, you’re training with a group of people that you normally come into contact with,” he told ABC Radio Adelaide on Tuesday.

“When you allow teams to compete, they invariably come from different parts of the wider metropolitan area or different country locations to compete together.

“You’re bringing different communities together, which means, if we do have an outbreak, the potential spread is much wider than if you just have it within a group of people who normally get together.”

Mr Stevens said he was hopeful that the state could keep “moving in the right direction”, and the rules were being worked out in consultation with the Department for Recreation and Sport.

“We think it’s the right step at this point in time, but we’re really hopeful that, over the next seven days, we continue to keep on top of this Modbury outbreak and we don’t see any further seeping from New South Wales,” he said.

AFL was also put on hold during the state’s seven-day lockdown.

Adelaide had been due to take on Hawthorn at Adelaide Oval this weekend, but the game was brought forward and instead played in at an empty Marvel Stadium in Melbourne last Saturday.

Mr Stevens said he had not been involved in any conversation about re-starting footy in the state this weekend.

“My last understanding was that both Adelaide teams were currently out of Adelaide and planning to play their next round out of Adelaide as well,” he said.

Mythical Creature wrote:
What about golf? Is that on?

Apachebulldog wrote:Hey Trader my friend i would like your expert analysis on this.

If the tests work why the false positives ????
If the masks work why the 1.5 metres ???
If the 1.5 metres work why the masks ????
If all 3 work why the lockdowns ????
If the vaccine is safe why the no liability clause???