5 Minute Fridays - Grand Final

Of course, with the Sunday games, as we know, no finalised 22s just yet.

So we'll run through some squads and maybe a few possible changes and scenarios that could play out ahead of the 26-degree grand final defense.

And the other factor in this, which I think is going to be a big, big factor, is the winds.

Now, you were telling me yesterday wind of up to 35 kilometres was predicted earlier in the week.

We'll get our good friends at the BOM up here now to give an updated forecast.

Yeah, so it's Sundays, 26 degrees and sunny.

Now it's saying at the moment winds north to northwesterly, 25 to 35 k's an hour.

Hence the heat? Yeah, hence the heat.

And it drops down to 20 on Monday.

So when you get the northerly winds, that's when you get those really hot days.

Up to 35 k's an hour during the day and then dropping down to about 15 k's.

in the evening.

So it could be blustery.

Who knows? Carl Legenders, our man at weathermatters.org.au, said that it'll be light winds.

But just going off the bomb, could have little windy conditions at times.

But it's going to be a spectacular day.

I want the hill to be packed.

I really want the hill to be packed, soaking in the sunshine.

The way the Lavington Sports Ground runs, Panda, is the north is actually the grandstand site.

So it'll blow in down the hill over the velodrome and into the grandstand.

Yep, that's what it's saying.

Bring the footy onto the broadcast side for once.

Easier for

us.

Easier for us.

Of course, with the Sunday games, as we know, no finalised 22s just yet.

So we'll run through some squads and maybe a few possible changes and scenarios that could play out ahead of the 26-degree grand final defense.

And the other factor in this, which I think is going to be a big, big factor, is the winds.

Now, you were telling me yesterday wind of up to 35 kilometres was predicted earlier in the week.

We'll get our good friends at the BOM up here now to give an updated forecast.

Yeah, so it's Sundays, 26 degrees and sunny.

Now it's saying at the moment winds north to northwesterly, 25 to 35 k's an hour.

Hence the heat? Yeah, hence the heat.

And it drops down to 20 on Monday.

So when you get the northerly winds, that's when you get those really hot days.

Up to 35 k's an hour during the day and then dropping down to about 15 k's.

in the evening.

So it could be blustery.

Who knows? Carl Legenders, our man at weathermatters.org.au, said that it'll be light winds.

But just going off the bomb, could have little windy conditions at times.

But it's going to be a spectacular day.

I want the hill to be packed.

I really want the hill to be packed, soaking in the sunshine.

The way the Lavington Sports Ground runs, Panda, is the north is actually the grandstand site.

So it'll blow in down the hill over the velodrome and into the grandstand.

Yep, that's what it's saying.

Bring the footy onto the broadcast side for once.

Easier for

us.

Easier for us.