On average how many Melbourne based players would play for clubs in this league?
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I honestly cant believe this is going to happen (can already see all the other leagues laughing at us), i'm sure plenty of clubs will be looking to get permit players for the one of game just so they can fill both seniors and reserves... I just don't know how clubs can be expected to play and round up 5 teams to play in a days notice. Kids are not even at school...
Let alone the people who are anxious about being out and about etc.
Was this a club vote? because everyone I have talked to from Vic are not keen as it compromises the integrity of the comp with NSW teams being able to train and teams not having full squads available through travel restrictions.
Let alone the people who are anxious about being out and about etc.
Was this a club vote? because everyone I have talked to from Vic are not keen as it compromises the integrity of the comp with NSW teams being able to train and teams not having full squads available through travel restrictions.
isn't it in breach of the NSW rules, Gladys has stated any Victorian coming into NSW has to abide by the covid rules they have in their state. i'e senior sport can only train at this stage.
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Is it the Fixture that is on Sportingpulse this weekend or has there been changes to that?
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Not their decision, but reckon hub on Goldcoast would be appealing ?
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How many Victorians play in the Hume league which is going ahead. Lots from CDHBU, Billabong Crows, Osborne and Jindera i would have thought. I think Mitsch that the border bubble does cover it.
Whats the crack
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How many Melbourne based players with non-Melbourne addresses will play this weekend do we think?
NSW have always said any Vics in NSW have to follow the Vic rules. So technically if Vics are in NSW still need to follow current Vic rules which would mean while in NSW no adult can play community sport
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What’s in NSW legislation is importance , which I think you’ll find will be replicated publicly, if it hasn’t already .
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This was on the PT Facebook page
Picola League football and netball will be played in the local area tomorrow.
Please note however, Victorian spectators are advised not to attend games.
The NSW Government is maintaining that anyone who has been in Victoria since May 27 must adhere to the stay at home orders - meaning you must stay at home unless you have a reasonable excuse to leave to obtain food and services, travel for work or education, medical care or outdoor exercise - whether they reside in metropolitan Melbourne or regional Victoria.
Information provided to NSW Member for Murray Helen Dalton's office says "this means the Victorian residents can enter NSW to participate in organised outdoor sporting activity, and purchase food at these events, This does not cover Victorian spectators at the events and it does not allow for participating in social activity after the event. If they are travelling to these events as an employee then they can do so 'for the purposes of work'."
Victorians are encouraged to check both https://www.dhhs.vic.gov.au/coronavirus and https://www.nsw.gov.au/covid-19 for rules and regulations before leaving home.
Picola League football and netball will be played in the local area tomorrow.
Please note however, Victorian spectators are advised not to attend games.
The NSW Government is maintaining that anyone who has been in Victoria since May 27 must adhere to the stay at home orders - meaning you must stay at home unless you have a reasonable excuse to leave to obtain food and services, travel for work or education, medical care or outdoor exercise - whether they reside in metropolitan Melbourne or regional Victoria.
Information provided to NSW Member for Murray Helen Dalton's office says "this means the Victorian residents can enter NSW to participate in organised outdoor sporting activity, and purchase food at these events, This does not cover Victorian spectators at the events and it does not allow for participating in social activity after the event. If they are travelling to these events as an employee then they can do so 'for the purposes of work'."
Victorians are encouraged to check both https://www.dhhs.vic.gov.au/coronavirus and https://www.nsw.gov.au/covid-19 for rules and regulations before leaving home.
Sounds like the league worked well with the clubs
Sounds like the league worked well with the clubs
Yep, once again the board has been RAILroaded into a desicion that was contrary to the feedback from the majority of the clubs and this is the result
Yep, once again the board has been RAILroaded into a desicion that was contrary to the feedback from the majority of the clubs and this is the result
surely one person hasn’t been able to put their ambitions and views before the good of everyone?
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Big claims , put it in writing identifying yourself where it can be legal challenged and see how you go .Yep, once again the board has been RAILroaded into a desicion that was contrary to the feedback from the majority of the clubs and this is the result
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The bubble is for NSW residents only. Scroll down to about halfway. But as anybody living on the NSW side would know, nobody has followed this info in the past week and a bit.
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Hume is affiliated with AFL NSW/ACT. Therefore Vic health orders don't apply to them.
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Correct but the same NSW rules apply to someone travelling from Vic to play in a NSW affiliated league as they do to any other league playing regardless of affiliation with AFL Vic.
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Not in NSW.
