I remember the days of Adrian Morley playing for the Roosters, they used to go into camp before game day, basically the squad would be together in lockdown watching videos discussing tactics etc and that was around the 2003 era. The Broughton incident would never happen elsewhere only here. Maybe the Dr knows this kind of mistake should never happen and was another factor for PV's dismissal.

Because RL players hate hanging around on match day. All it does is build nerves. No Club will have their players hanging around for hours and hours before a match. They want them relaxed, fresh from chilling at home and ready to focus just before the game.

I'm on about individually. The team/squad should be in camp.

The Saint Helens prop Alex Walmsley missed Saints' game 0n Friday night because of the same traffic jam.

Well It happens elsewhere then but I still standby that a camp system should be applied like NRL and M.U.F.C

Taking the issue of relaxing on the day of the game aside, I also think you're going to see more players doing part-time work or study alongside their rugby commitments.