This appeared on Leader newspapers site today....surely it spells good news for crowds being allowed at VFL games too?

The Southern Football Netball League says its position remains unchanged and it’s aiming to start its season on Saturday, July 25.

The SFNL board met on Tuesday night and resolved to push on, despite the extension of Victoria’s state of emergency until July 19.

League officials are linking up with clubs from all four divisions this week.

Moves afoot to establish a VFA hall of fame

A distinguished football historian is leading the push to bring recognition to association football greats such as Fred Cook and ‘Frosty’ Miller — and the AFL has given him the green light to put together a proposal. Here’s how it would work.

Paul Amy, Leader

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June 24, 2020 6:00am

SANFL kicks off on Saturday with a full 14 round season plus finals plus remainder of Women's season (Rounds 5-10 plus finals). Quarters will remain normal length.

A crowd of 5000 can go to Adelaide Oval for both days for League double headers this weekend. For Round 2 double headers that will increase to 27000 capacity. From Round 3 games are expected to go back to all teams home grounds.

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