SALE V Wuzz - OFF

At last some common sense.

Not sure why it took so long to make the call but hey the right one has been made.

C'mon Bath just a small trip to Exeter and then the final.

Probably the best outcome as there would likely have been repercussions if the match had gone ahead.

Is this because of "Covid" ?

Yes, Sale had another shed load of positive cases.

It made the decesion for them

Over 20 players infected. Unless the RFU investigation shows that Sale did not abide by the regulations in place will pretty much mean there will be no amateur rugby until 2021/22 season. Even then a strong chance that the Government will not sign off on letting grassroots rugby start up until spring at the earliest.

Unfortunately that seems to be a very likely scenario

Does everyone agree with the way this is all being handled?

Im afraid i might be a minority on here...i believe the government and councils are doing more damage with all of this in the long run...

GeordieFalcon wrote:Does everyone agree with the way this is all being handled?

Im afraid i might be a minority on here...i believe the government and councils are doing more damage with all of this in the long run...

I think the PRL and RFU are doing the right thing.

In the wider scope of politics then no it's not being well handled and hasn't been since the start. We are now stuck with the heavy handed tactics that are being implemented because we didn't set up proper systems when the scope of the problem came out in April. How an island never closed it's borders to protect against infection...

Totally agree Sam.

My concern now is that Covid is not doing the damage that all this is being suggested...but the long term affects of peoples mental health and sucide rates due to business closures and financial issues is a huge concern.

Not to mention, people arent being tested or undergoing treatment for cancers etc...which will be the next huge problem.