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Ep.34: Did we ever think footy was bigger than a global pandemic?

Published 6 years, 5 months ago
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Dunn Street founder Stephen Donnelly spoke with host of the weekly AFL podcast 'Bottom of the Pack' - Seán O'Sullivan to discuss the impact COVID-19 has had on world sports in the past month. 

Seán and Stephen reflected on the crazy week in early March when most domestic and international sporting competitions shutdown in order to help contain the spread of the deadly virus.

They turn their attention to the Australia domestic sport scene and consider why it took so long for the AFL, NRL and A-League to suspend their men's and women's competitions and what financial impact will this shutdown have on our local sports. 

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