.AFL employer Andrew Dillon has spoken up for the game's full week one finals fitting after slight premier Sydney was rejected a certifying ultimate in prime time.Dillon stated the Sunday afternoon port was the most ideal for the sold-out Sydney-GWS clash and mentioned the AFL had actually never ever thought about securing the last at Accor Stadium.The Homebush site suits much more than 80,000 folks compared to the SCG's 48,000 but has certainly not been used to organize an ultimate given that 2016 and also has actually merely organized one AFL game given that in shot 1, 2022." It's not something that we contemplated. I believe that Sydney play all their games at the SCG," Dillon mentioned on Monday.Finals Week 1IMAGINE WHAT YOU MAY BE ACQUIRING AS AN ALTERNATIVE. For Free as well as private help call 1800u00a0858u00a0858 or visit gamblinghelponline.org.au." It's their home last, I presume that is actually the correct phone call to play that at the Sydney Cricket Ground." The AFL chief executive validated that the Swans would still make the right to a Friday night preliminary last as the top-ranked edge if they beat the Giants in spite of losing out on holding the activity on Thursday or Friday night.Sydney and also GWS will definitely comply with in a final for the 4th opportunity on Sunday afternoon at the SCG, along with AFL CEO Andrew Dillon mentioning the league never ever thought about a shift to Accor Stadium. Picture: Phil HillyardSource: News Corporation Australia" Our experts were actually really self-assured that we will obtain a gigantic group, which is actually revealed out for the MCG (Bulldogs-Hawks removal final) on Friday evening-- our company'll overcome 90,000 folks at that video game." Dillon claimed." Our company also understand that Sunday mid-day in Sydney is actually the most ideal went to timeslot, and also's presenting out in the ticket sales." All four finals had actually sold out to the public within two days after taking place sale last Tuesday.Dillon mentioned the moving of a Friday AFLW video game at Whitten Oval in between the Western Bulldogs and also Slot Adelaide to make an MCG double-header was a "fantastic outcome for fans". But he put cold water on the prospect of more AFLW putting off despite additional possible fixturing concerns looming in the 2nd and also 3rd week of the finals.Carlton hosts Geelong on a Saturday afternoon at Ikon Playground during the course of the men's semi-finals weekend, while Slot Adelaide's AFLW side are going to experience North Melbourne at Whitten Oval on the Friday of the preliminary finals weekend.The Western Bulldogs AFLW edge will certainly face Slot Adelaide at the MCG prior to the guys's eradication final between the Bulldogs as well as Hawthorn on Friday. Image: Dylan Burns/ Getty ImagesSource: Getty ImagesIf Slot Adelaide succeeded its qualifying ultimate this week as well as Sydney shed to GWS, the Energy guys's side would be due to hold a preparatory ultimate that evening, placing a substantial strain on the club's resources." Our experts have actually got an AFLW component in place ... our company will not relocate activities without severe factor to consider," Dillon said.Dillon mentioned he continued to be a supporter of the pre-finals bye, which he mentioned given the finalists along with a vital rest to recover damaged players.He duplicated that a proposition for a wildcard round over the AFL-free weekend break will be "checked out" however said the league was certainly not wedded to the idea." Our team consider the competition design every year, however because the (pre-finals bye) was available in 2016, it's truly triggered some unbelievable finals set," he pointed out." Having a full week off for the males's competitors really permits the teams in the finals set to specify themselves-- if you are actually a Carlton fan, the number of players that they would certainly have coming back for their activity on Saturday who many certainly not have or else been in that position." I presume it's provided the competition effectively and continues to do this.".