Most old people from the war are long gone, but they knew how to handle a crisis!

Only saying like many more sensible people that if everyone shopped as normal like my Wife and I are doing or should I say are attempting to do, there would be enough supplies for everyone, especially those who are not in a position to stockpile like many of the younger and more able bodied people are doing.

And how many of the eggs which have a short shelf life will be used and not thrown away?

https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/rugby-league/51954928

https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/rugby-league/51954928

I didn't really have a problem with Leeds not going to Perpignan, however it was strange then to go ahead and play their academy game v Bradford on Saturday, doesn't seem right. I'm sure the academy players will share the same training facilities etc as the 1st team.

If the worst was to happen and the season was scrapped how many of you would ring the club for a refund on season tickets and how many would simply take the hit and allow the club to keep the money as a donation?

I too have thought about this.

The club could keep my money. Wigan RLFC means more to me than getting a few hundred quid back.

I’m hearing a rumour from a source (not Wigan related) I trust that the clubs have been told not to expect any action till June at the earliest.

I’d say that’s about right to be honest

I think we probably could afford that hit. Clubs lower down couldn’t and it’s those who will be fearing the impact

Yeah I feel like that. No point getting a refund and then putting cash in a bucket to save the club twelve months later. Might as well gift it.

While I applaud the sentiment I get the feeling,if this does drag on then will be asking for a refund as times are going to get tight for most people.

What I suspect may happen there will be some sort of “make up”scheme,half price season rickets for next season,something like that,I doubt the club would do nothing loyalty is a two way street after all