anyway, back to the joviality of the original post.

There is every chance a load of clubs go to the wall when the season gets cancelled... RL could easily be a different animal when the dust settles.

So if I decide to go for a pint with my mates and there are a couple of elderly people sat in the same pub, who shouldn't be in There?? If I'm going to Have to go to work every day, coming into contact with over a 100 people, I see no reason why I shouldn't nip for a pint after work if I want one.

In total agreement pal...

Personally, I think you are all in the wrong, but like I said, if you want to put yourself and anybody else you meet in future at further risk than need be, then go ahead and fill your boots - I'm not desperate enough that I can't go a few weeks without going to the pub for a pint.

Anybody who is, is basically the modern day equivalent of the fella sat in a small room of people puffing away on his ciggy, putting all at risk just so he can enjoy his life pleasures.

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When was the last time you were allowed in a pub..are you aware smoking is banned inside you have to enjoy your ciggy outside..

Holy f*** , read the post carefully.....

come on folks, lets not turn on each other, thats what the virus wants.

Don't get so hung up was meant as a tongue in cheek comment...

For all of who are knowledgeable about financial affairs , are Rugby/ Super League clubs in the pot for some of the government assistance to businesses that was announced yesterday?

Has AS108 disappeared for a while as they've mutated into Covid19?

If non of a club's players have any signs of the disease, what about playing behind closed doors and televised on sky.
No stewarding or policing costs, sky get to screen games. They could be spread over Thursday, Friday evenings and weekend afternoons, showing all games.

No gate receipts = the end for most clubs.

Franchise RL is the future. Your traditional sides will fold at a steady rate in the coming year.