AFL Live Official App 17+

As 50 year old we’ll almost!!!😊 mother of 3 beautiful children and their 3 beautiful partner’s and my beautiful and minny me 😊 granddaughter Laylah Rose 🌹
I’ve been a swans supporter for as long as o can remember and my family and I would go to every game back in the day we would only see our teams on the TV 📺 after the game on a replay for about half an hour hour at the most, I was born in to a life of supporting the South Melbourne football club (blood stained angels) . Also the local and VFA clubs all my life. Being able to watch a lot of games in all these devises is so amazing I’m loving this technology
Born in 1969 IM LOVING LIFE 😊❤️
Thanks heaps xxoo

Was hoping latest update wld fix, but it doesn’t.
Impossible to scroll down news page. The page scrolls about 6 - 8 stories down before it refreshes automatically & jumps back to top of page, even if you’ve switched off auto refresh, notifications, etc.
Also most times, you can’t listen to pregame on ‘listen live’ until literally 1 or 2 minutes before game; occasionally listen live won’t even appear til game starts. V frustrating if yr not in Vic & listening online is yr only option. Especially as broadcast radio stations have to stop streaming around 15 mins before the game, which results in a broadcast black hole for that crucial period to hear pregame analysis, late outs etc.
Fix these glitches and it wld be a 4 star app, as it is a little better than previous versions (except for the absolutely OTT ads - as others have said, there are way too many and they’re too long).
And AFL, just a heads up that re live game video moving to a paid platform: The day live radio streams move to a paid platform, is the day I delete the app, stop using the desktop site and stop listening to all but Swans & Giants games that are available live on ABC radio here in NSW. At least they have no ads! 😬

As a Victorian who was not legally allowed to watch the grand final anywhere than under my own roof, I was let down dearly for reason alone that I did not have an antenna sitting on that very structure. Despite being a Telstra customer, I was booted off the app 5 minutes before the bounce; shocked to find that chromecast or any form of streaming had not been made available. The suggested message I was given was - watch on Kayo. Of course Kayo was not showing the game live. After watching the first quarter on a 6 inch device screen, I was forced to settle for an online stream. Ironically, the option I’m sure the AFL was trying to avoid. For a company who has moved so many barriers successfully this year in the face of a pandemic, I was left gobsmacked that renegotiating broadcasting rights apparently, was one too difficult. While the tigers went on to greatness, myself and no doubt many other Victorians in this instance were abandoned. 2020 has been a wake up for many technical redundancies that have called for change. Here’s hoping the AFL has a conversation about one that is long overdue.

Luke