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Posted September 06, 2021 01:36 · last edited September 06, 2021 01:56

You may find, fully vaccinated sports teams and officials can get some sort of travel exemptions (with restrictions) especially by October-November. Clubs possibly travelling between SA, WA, QLD & Tas anyway.

QLD have just controversially let lots of NRL officials & families into the state, in lead up to the finals. AFL is playing it's final series between QLD, Tassie, SA & WA. No games VIC & NSW.

But yes A League season will definitely start with hub(s). NSW Premier has said full lockdown will end at 70% fully vaccinated (looks to be around mid Oct), with things within NSW opening up. That will happen before A League season scheduled kick off, 31st October. So cheapest option could be that 5 NSW teams just play each other, sans crowds for the first 8-10 rounds. Then review. Cheaper likely than relocating these 5 teams to another state. 

It could yet be that the Nix relocate again to the Gong, so creating 6 teams in NSW, and avoiding a bye. Though article on Nix website, had Talay quoting that a return to the Gong was unlikely.

Where Nix are heavily disadvantaged is that all the other A League teams are still training, even those in NSW & VIC. Plus other teams can continue to make signings. Nix are effectively in wait & see mode, especially re any new visa players who like Hemed season may be better to do 2 weeks MIQ in Oz, rather than NZ.

3 new community cases in SE QLD (family of a truckie driving between Sydney & Brissy), but seems that again got lucky here, and no spread amongst wider community. But fear luck here will run out at some point.

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Unknown editor edited September 06, 2021 01:56
You may find, fully vaccinated sports teams and officials can get some sort of travel exemptions (with restrictions) especially by October-November. Clubs possibly travelling between SA, WA, QLD & Tas anyway.

QLD have just controversially let lots of NRL officials & families into the state, in lead up to the finals. AFL is playing it's final series between QLD, Tassie, SA & WA. No games VIC & NSW.

But yes A League season will definitely start with hub(s). NSW Premier has said full lockdown will end at 70% fully vaccinated (looks to be around mid Oct), with things within NSW opening up. That will happen before A League season scheduled kick off, 31st October. So cheapest option could be that 5 NSW teams just play each other, sans crowds for the first 8-10 rounds. Then review. Cheaper likely than relocating these 5 teams to another state. 

It could yet be that the Nix relocate again to the Gong, so creating 6 teams in NSW, and avoiding a bye. Though article on Nix website, had Talay quoting that a return to the Gong was unlikely.

Where Nix are heavily disadvantaged is that all the other A League teams are still training, even those in NSW & VIC. Plus other teams can continue to make signings. Nix are effectively in wait & see mode, especially re any new visa players who like Hemed season may be better to do 2 weeks MIQ in Oz, rather than NZ.
Unknown editor edited September 06, 2021 01:53
You may find, fully vaccinated sports teams and officials can get some sort of travel exemptions (with restrictions) especially by October-November. Clubs possibly travelling between SA, WA, QLD & Tas anyway.

QLD have just controversially let lots of NRL officials & families into the state, in lead up to the finals. AFL is playing it's final series between QLD, Tassie, SA & WA. No games VIC & NSW.

But yes A League season will definitely start with hub(s). NSW Premier has said full lockdown will end at 70% fully vaccinated (looks to be around mid Oct), with things within NSW opening up. That will happen before A League season scheduled kick off, 31st October. So cheapest option could be that 5 NSW teams just play each other, sans crowds for the first 8-10 rounds. Then review. Cheaper likely than relocating these 5 teams to another state. 

It could yet be that the Nix relocate again to the Gong, so creating 6 teams in NSW, and avoiding a bye. Though article on Nix website, had Talay quoting that a return to the Gong was unlikely.

Where Nix are heavily disadvantaged is that all the other A League teams are still training, even those in NSW & VIC. Plus other teams can continue to make signings. Nix are effectively in wait & see mode, especially re any new visa players who like Hemed season may be better in do 2 weeks MIQ in Oz, rather than NZ.
Unknown editor edited September 06, 2021 01:52
You may find, fully vaccinated sports teams and officials can get some sort of travel exemptions (with restrictions) especially by October-November. Clubs possibly travelling between SA, WA, QLD & Tas anyway.

QLD have just controversially let lots of NRL officials & families into the state, in lead up to the finals. AFL is playing it's final series between QLD, Tassie, SA & WA. No games VIC & NSW.

But yes A League season will definitely start with hub(s). NSW Premier has said full lockdown will end at 70% fully vaccinated (looks to be around mid Oct), with things within NSW opening up. That will happen before A League season scheduled kick off, 31st October. So cheapest option could be that 5 NSW teams just play each other, sans crowds for the first 8-10 rounds. Then review. Cheaper likely than relocating these 5 teams to another state. 

It could yet be that the Nix relocate again to the Gong, so creating 6 teams in NSW, and avoiding a bye. Though article on Nix website, had Talay quoting that a return to the Gong was unlikely.

Where Nix are heavily disadvantaged is that all the other A League teams are still training, even those in NSW & VIC. Plus other teams can continue to make signings. Nix are effectively in wait & see mode.
Unknown editor edited September 06, 2021 01:42
You may find, fully vaccinated sports teams and officials can get some sort of travel exemptions (with restrictions) especially by October-November. Clubs possibly travelling between SA, WA, QLD & Tas anyway.

QLD have just controversially let lots of NRL officials & families into the state. AFL is playing it's final series between QLD, Tassie, SA & WA. No games VIC & NSW.

But yes A League season will definitely start with hub(s). NSW Premier has said full lockdown will end at 70% fully vaccinated (looks to be around mid Oct), with things within NSW opening up. That will happen before A League season scheduled kick off, 31st October. So cheapest option could be that 5 NSW teams just play each other, sans crowds for the first 8-10 rounds. Then review. Cheaper likely than relocating these 5 teams to another state. 

It could yet be that the Nix relocate again to the Gong, so creating 6 teams in NSW, and avoiding a bye. Though article on Nix website, had Talay quoting that a return to the Gong was unlikely.

Where Nix are heavily disadvantaged is that all the other A League teams are still training, even those in NSW & VIC. Plus other teams can continue to make signings. Nix are effectively in wait & see mode.
Unknown editor edited September 06, 2021 01:41
You may find, fully vaccinated sports teams and officials can get some sort of exemptions especially by October-November. Clubs possibly travelling between SA, WA, QLD & Tas anyway.

QLD have just controversially let lots of NRL officials & families into the state. AFL is playing it's final series between QLD, Tassie, SA & WA. No games VIC & NSW.

But yes A League season will definitely start with hub(s). NSW Premier has said full lockdown will end at 70% fully vaccinated (looks to be around mid Oct), with things within NSW opening up. That will happen before A League season scheduled kick off, 31st October. So cheapest option could be that 5 NSW teams just play each other, sans crowds for the first 8-10 rounds. Then review. Cheaper likely than relocating these 5 teams to another state. 

It could yet be that the Nix relocate again to the Gong, so creating 6 teams in NSW, and avoiding a bye. Though article on Nix website, had Talay quoting that a return to the Gong was unlikely.

Where Nix are heavily disadvantaged is that all the other A League teams are still training, even those in NSW & VIC. Plus other teams can continue to make signings. Nix are effectively in wait & see mode.
Unknown editor edited September 06, 2021 01:39
You may find, fully vaccinated sports teams and officials can get some sort of exemptions especially by October-November. Clubs possibly travelling between SA, WA, QLD & Tas anyway.

QLD have just controversially let lots of NRL officials & families into the state. AFL is playing it's final series between QLD, Tassie, SA & WA. No games VIC & NSW.

But yes A League season will definitely start with hub(s). NSW Premier has said full lockdown will end at 70% fully vaccinated (around mid Oct), with things within NSW opening up. That will happen before A League season scheduled kick off, 31st October. So cheapest option could be that 5 NSW teams just play each other, sans crowds for the first 8-10 rounds. Then review. Cheaper likely than relocating these 5 teams to another state. 

It could yet be that the Nix relocate again to the Gong, so creating 6 teams in NSW, and avoiding a bye. Though article on Nix website, had Talay quoting that a return to the Gong was unlikely.