My answer to this is  a resounding YES.

WAFL are still presenting their awards for a 9 game season so can't see why VFL shouldn't do the same.

It is still a season going ahead.

Thoughts?

Yesterday the clubs were drawn out of hat to determine who gets 4 home games and who gets 3 

4 home games: Coburg, Casey, Frankston and Williamstown 

3 home games: Box Hill, Port Melb, Sandringham and Werribee

Fixture could be out by Friday

Frankston have asked for a Round 6 game vs Sandringham to be played at SkyBus Stadiim (Frankston's 1000th VFA/VFL Game)

Casey are looking at either Linenhouse Centre, Seaford or sharing SkyBus Stadiim with Frankston

Coburg Likely to be playing home games at Rams Arena, Craigieburn 

Last nights ABC program had a story about Victorian towns Rokewood and Corindhap that mainly focused on the local Footbal & Netball Club. Former Nth Ballarat champion Shaune "Spider" Moloney is coach of the footy team and he featured in a cuple of segments. . The show highlighted the importance of sporting clubs to small towns.

It showed a different side of Spider to his days as a fiecly competitive full back especially when playing on Nick Sauntner.  To those who remember Spider's playing for the Roosters I recommend viewing the show.

The program is repeated 

Tonight from 7pm to 8pm on 3WBC 94.1FM also via TuneIn Radio App

It is Frankston Membership Night

Guests: CEO Adrian Lloyd, Captain Josh Newman and VFA Legend is Simon Goosey 

Former VFL champion calls for new ‘Super League’ competition for Victorian football

With the VFL’s future unclear, a great of the league and suburban premiership coach believes the time is right for stand-alone and aligned clubs to be joined by local powerhouses in a new second-tier comp — and he’s happy for it to be called the VFA.

Paul Amy, Leader

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June 19, 2020 6:00am