Mark Duffield is the chief football writer at The West Australian, Glen Quartermain is the sports editor of The Sunday Times. In this episode, Duff and Quarters discuss:
Could the AFL work out of three footy hubs? (1:30)
What AFL clubs are coping best financially (8:30)
How the salary cap could change out of this hiatus (12:08)
The WAFL surviving 2020 (18:50)
Which WAFL sides are strongest if AFL listed players returned home? (22:45)

Mark Duffield is the chief football writer at&nbsp;The West Australian, Glen Quartermain is the sports editor of&nbsp;The Sunday Times. In this episode, Duff and Quarters discuss:
<ul>
<li>Could the AFL work out of three footy hubs? (1:30)</li>
<li>What AFL clubs are coping best financially (8:30)</li>
<li>How the salary cap could change out of this hiatus (12:08)</li>
<li>The WAFL surviving 2020 (18:50)</li>
<li>Which WAFL sides are strongest if AFL listed players returned home? (22:45)</li>
</ul>

Join us twice weekly as Quarters and Barra unpack the latest in the week's footy and look forward to the next weekend of footy.

Join us twice weekly as Quarters and Barra unpack the latest in the week's footy and look forward to the next weekend of footy.

The Game: AFL Podcast with Quarters & Barra

Join us every Tuesday and Thursday during the AFL Season, as Glen Quartermain and Adrian Barich unpack the biggest issues in the game, comment on the latest in the week's footy news and look forward to the upcoming weekend's action. Email us on quartersandbarra@wanews.com.au to join the conversation.

Join us every Tuesday and Thursday during the AFL Season, as Glen Quartermain and Adrian Barich unpack the biggest issues in the game, comment on the latest in the week's footy news and look forward to the upcoming weekend's action. Email us on <a href="mailto:quartersandbarra@wanews.com.au">quartersandbarra@wanews.com.au</a> to join the conversation.

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