Not too sure Ian.Probably playing in Sydney on July 21 or August 19/20 would suit me better (or QLD on July 28).
How did you come to the conclusion @mrposhman is talking about golf?
The title seemed to indicate golf but maybe it is football.
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The title seemed to indicate golf but maybe it is football.
Surely they aren't going to persist with the draw being released in six week cycles!!!!???
Why?????
The great plague has ended so TV ratings aside what is the excuse???
The AFL draw always came out for the full year which allowed FANS to plan and snap up airfares/hotels at reasonable prices
EFF you AFL if you persist with this farce in 2023!!!
Why?????
The great plague has ended so TV ratings aside what is the excuse???
The AFL draw always came out for the full year which allowed FANS to plan and snap up airfares/hotels at reasonable prices
EFF you AFL if you persist with this farce in 2023!!!
There just gonna release times and dates up to R15 and then it's rolling again
. For some reason it won't be released until late Nov.There just gonna release times and dates up to R15 and then it's rolling again
I believe that the fixture after R15 to the end of the season (excluding R23) will be released in full at about R10There just gonna release times and dates up to R15 and then it's rolling again
Might be my seniors moment too, keep thinking they wanted to go to a rolling fixture to get a better draw and less rubbish games.
Not that I like it either, throws the planning out the window for 6-9 months ahead
Think the AFL draft is 28-29 November and then they'll release the draw after that's done.Why Gil why?
What a laugh at Carltony wanting blockbusters....
Everyone's probably toing and froing for 'we want Pies and Tiges' and AFL trying to keep them happy.
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They normally like to tick one thing off after another, they do that all the time.
Thanks @Ricemagic ... I was sure I had heard it somewhere and not dreamt it.... fmd imagine dreaming of McLachlan!
Tell us what's going on with that man?
Want to share anything? Does his bro Hamish keep U UP?
Ooooh perfect. Just gunna bung in an RDO for the Monday n a proper long weekend is organised
I grew up in Wagga and spent 4 years in Warrnambool so I know what the colds like. Perfect weather up here is great and the Goldy is a good place to live.
Is the delay in the fixture due to B Scott upping and leaving? He would have engineered the draw.
Normally it's in between trade week and the draft to keep the media momentum going. Maybe AFLW helps with that so happy to keep it going into December?
Normally it's in between trade week and the draft to keep the media momentum going. Maybe AFLW helps with that so happy to keep it going into December?
Magic round would be taking some work I'd imagine.
Best thing I ever did was buy an apartment on Main Beach several years ago. Makes enough return just in the December school holidays each year to pay for itself.
How do you find the summers? I'm planning on moving there semi-permanently in 2024 but not sure about the humidity.
I spent a few years in Darwin so the humidity doesn’t really bother me. A lot of people do battle with the humidity but it’s only for a few months.
From April til now has been perfect. 22-23 most days. It’s just hitting 30 this week.
It’s a good lifestyle all year round.
I could never live in QLD. The humidity in summer would drive me insane. Winter is SE QLD is sensational but I actually don't mind cold weather so Melbourne's climate is okay by me. Let's face it by northern hemisphere standards our winters are a long way from cold. Plus I like the fact that we actually have four seasons (sometimes all in one day!).
I have lived in Sydney and spent a lot of time in all major cities in Australia. Melbourne is far from perfect but IMHO, despite the impact of the pandemic, it is still hands down the best city in Australia in which to live.
