LV
Years ago
Anyone heard anything about government plans for allowing indoor crowds?
What are the current rules on this in each state?
Outdoor footy crowds are being allowed all over the country except Victoria- but basketball is different given it's indoors and they'll be more concerned about virus transmission.
I think the national guideline is 25% of seated capacity, is that right?
NSW 50% capacity up to a maximum of 1000 tickets
It's not a lot spectators, which ever way you look at it, how is that going to create revenue. Get hubs in NZ and play the season out.
Why would you play the NBL entirely in NZ? What would that achieve and further more at what cost?
Until Vic can have crowds of at least 50% capacity and all others states are at least 75% the NBL won;t consider moving forward.
This is before we even consider Victoria as a leper colony that no one wants to
visit.
#446 and you know this how? Or is it like most other things posted on here, just your opinion? Because it must be your opinion because it's wrong.
its simple facts mate take a look at vic its a basket case.
Victoria's current predicament is fact, but it doesn't have any fact on what the league are planning. But you knew that right? Unless LK is now posting on hoops.
Victoria is doing very well, some people had better look overseas and see how it's going over there. Nsw is starting to get nervous now with the premiere telling all people to wear masks.
Some people have been drinking to much of the Trump coolaid.
If you don't like NZ then make it Perth, Adelaide, Bendigo, Cairns, anywhere but the virus isn’t going away any time soon. It’s time to adapt and move on.
WA isn't wide open to the rest of the country idiot
Luuuc
Years ago
WA isn't wide open to itself either.
Pretty sure capacity of indoor seated venues here is capped at 60% atm
"WA wide open. Perth bubble plz." Yeah the AFL Hub went well.
Say what?!!!
Years ago
Bubble will definitely not be in Perth. The time difference will mean eastern states and NZ will have to wait until some ungodly hour just to watch their team play.
You Perth supporters think that just because the Wildcats have won the most titles, the hub should be there.
Flawed logic, but that isn't uncommon for WA.
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