Australia 473/9 and 230/9
England 236 and 82/4
England need 386 runs with 6 wickets remaining.
RIP Joes junk.
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SA Health has identified COVID-19 exposure locations.
If you attended an exposure location, you are required to follow the relevant health advice.
CLOSE CONTACT EXPOSURE LOCATIONS
Adelaide – Busan Baby (Patrons)
· Thursday 16 December - 6.15pm to 9.00pm
Adelaide – eleven (Patrons)
· Friday 17 December - 1.30pm to 4.30pm
Adelaide – Hains & Co
· Friday 17 December - 4.00pm to 4.30pm
Adelaide – The Stag Hotel
· Friday 17 December - 1.15pm to 2.20pm
Coober Pedy – Desert Cave Restaurant Umbertos
· Sunday 19 December - 7.00pm to 8.30pm
Firle – Sushi Train (Patrons)
· Wednesday 15 December - 1.00pm to 2.00pm
· Thursday 16 December - 7.15pm to 8.20pm
Flinders Park – Ryderwear Gym 24/7
· Saturday 11 December - 4.00pm to 5.00pm
· Monday 13 December - 2.30pm to 3.30pm
· Tuesday 14 December - 1.20pm to 2.00pm
Glenelg – Mamma Carmela
· Tuesday 14 December - 9.30am to 3.30pm
· Wednesday 15 December - 9.00am to 3.30pm
Kilkenny – Christian Life Bible Church
· Sunday 12 December - 10.00am to 1.20pm
North Adelaide – Queen's Head Hotel (Patrons)
· Friday 17 December - 12.30pm to 2.30pm
Norwood – arkhé
· Tuesday 14 December 9.00am to Wednesday 15 December 2.00am
· Wednesday 15 December 9.00am to Thursday 16 December 2.00am
· Thursday 16 December 9.00am to Friday 17 December 2.00am
· Friday 17 December 9.00am to Saturday 18 December 2.00am
Willunga – Willunga Hotel
· Friday 10 December - 4.00pm to 9.30pm
Woodville Park – Cam Wah Chinese & Vietnamese Restaurant
· Thursday 16 December 11.00am to 12.30pm
Unvaccinated contacts – If you are unvaccinated and were at the above ‘Close contact exposure locations’ at the specified dates and times, you must:
· immediately quarantine for 14 days since you were at the location
· get tested immediately
· get tested again on day 6 and day 13
Vaccinated contacts - If you are vaccinated and were at the above ‘Close contact exposure locations’ at the specified date and time, you must:
· immediately quarantine for 7 days since you were at the location
· get tested immediately
· get tested again on day 6 and day 13
· not attend high risk settings or COVID Management Plan events for 14 days after exposure
· wear a surgical mask when around others
· avoid contact with vulnerable people (elderly, pregnant, people with chronic health conditions), avoid non-essential activities where possible and avoid
... keep reading on reddit ➡SA Health knew this positive case on Sunday night, however this hasn’t been reported yet. The person attended cricket matches at Adelaide Oval last week. The people who worked on the same floor were told by the Department “business as usual” and the Department is still awaiting for further advice from SA Health. Just reminding people to wear masks when not seated and try to keep social distancing, didn’t even mention about deep cleaning for the open space office with over 100 people working on the floor or offering work from home option. How could we trust such a “proactive” government agency to manage the Covid risks at schools.
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Hi everyone! I have an upcoming at Adelaide Oval and recall reading that they only allow double vaccinated people to enter now. I was wondering if anyone has been since they’ve implemented this and could confirm that they are checking vaccination certificates? I am double vaccinated but have a really poor immune system so wanting to make sure that they’re consistent (as if they aren’t doing proper checks I’d rather stay home to protect myself).
Does anybody know what the state of the pitch is because there were heaps of pictures of the gabba pitch two days before.
Was wondering if there is some of the adelaide pitch.
Covid-19 might stop the MCG being able to host the AFL grand final.
Listening to the cacophony of complaint last week about the game being slated to be played in Perth, rather than Adelaide, was mind-numbing to say the least.
While no one in South Australia wants to hear it, let me burst everyone’s bubble: So long as there is a bigger stadium available, the Adelaide Oval will never host the AFL grand final. Never. Period.
The reason the AFL headquarters chose Perth over Adelaide has nothing to do with the Vics hating the Croweaters. That’s passé rubbish.
It’s a convenient distraction from the truth. Adelaide Oval isn’t completed. It’s really that simple.
In case it has escaped people’s attention, let me point out the obvious. There’s a great big gap at the northern end of the oval opposite the Riverbank Stand where another stand should be. It’s air space in need of being filled.
It is possible Adelaide Oval could end up hosting the grand final this year, but only because WA Premier Mark McGowan might shut down Perth again because of the Covid-19-positive truck drivers who have been discovered in recent days in Western Australia. That won’t change the fact that the Adelaide Oval Stadium Authority needs to urgently address the unfinished business of finishing the oval and the gaping hole it creates in our complaints about not hosting the AFL grand final.
I have long argued that the grand final should be rotated around the AFL-playing states. It should be done that way as a matter of course.
While the MCG is a superb venue, there’s no rule in the book of common sense that says the grand final must always be at the MCG. But I can’t part the sea either.
The AFL leadership have decreed that the GF will always be at the MCG and sure, while it is a constant reminder that the AFL grew out of the VFL, it’s the way the competition has been set up and it doesn’t look like it’s going to change anytime soon.
It took a bat, a pangolin or a lab experiment in Wuhan to get the grand final moved in the first place, and I can’t see anyone arguing that we want a global pandemic to happen every now and again in order to share the hosting of the final of the national winter game around the states.
Regardless of the pandemic, the vagaries of interstate travel, the rules around quarantine or the actions of state premiers, the AFL will always look to maximise the number of spectators through the turnstiles at every game, especially the grand final.
Sport is business. It
... keep reading on reddit ➡Hey,
Frustratingly, due to the change in interstate covid restrictions I am now unable to attend the Ashes game in Adelaide on Sat 18 December. I have 3 tickets to sell, I bought for $100 but am selling for $85 via Tixel here:
Hope this is permitted - thanks.
Lions 9.6 50 def by Dees 13.15 93 by 33 points.
Tight first, Very poor second with the Lions only kicking 1.2. Better 3rd quarter with not much reward and a fairly poor 4th.
Cameron kicked 5, Neale had 46.
McStay was subbed off early in the first with a concussion after an accidental knee by Cockatoo, Will miss next week due to the concussion protocol.
Lions v the winner of Dogs v Dons next week.
I have one member ticket but was keen on taking my partner…. $80 is the cheapest for a GA ticket to a dead rubber of norf v crom? I don’t remember it being this high last year - is this to do with limited capacities?
I just wanted to see LDU spin around in the flesh. I am sad
