SaleSlim wrote:
It's all well & good being mocked by the rest of SL clubs for poor crowds but we're the only city/town in SL that has 2 footballing giants on the doorstep who are infinitely more successful than the local RL team.
ccs wrote:
Not really, the cap is there to stop clubs spending more than they can afford.
At the moment, 2021 income will be way down on projections made even 4 months ago. Quality will have to be compromised, or players will have to be paid less than they are now.
Throughout Mental Health Awareness Week 2020 (Monday 18 – Sunday 24 May 2020), we will be sharing our Take 5 videos, created in partnership with the Public Health Agency. For our first video, we focus on why it’s important to Be Active and find a physical activity you enjoy...
The Railwayman wrote:
Good observation by your good self and others on this topic. It is difficult to understand sometimes the anti comments against some players wearing the P&B. When...
Donnyman wrote:
I agree out and out mergers won't happen for reasons we all learned in 1996. As I understand it the Government are to allow behind closed doors matches in June? I can't see...
Uncle Rico wrote:
A mandatory reduction in the cap, even if it's only temporary due to the prevailing economic conditions, is a backward step IMO and as you say Alffi what about current contracts?
The IRFU today (Monday 18 May) issued the following statement: “The IRFU are directing rugby clubs not to operate any rugby activity or organised training during Phase 1 of the Government of Ireland’s Roadmap To Reopen Society.
SaleSlim wrote:
That's BS and you know it Perry Mason. Some tin-pot journo called Mathew Shaw leaked it on Twitter, which led Paul King (Salford Director) to make the statement. Having done some research it appears Mr Shaw is from Halifax (Evalds' home town)...
Ruddy Duck wrote:
The same being parochial attitude also applies to many supporters, especially where the idea of some clubs merging to form bigger and stronger clubs in what is today, far harder economic times.
Munster Rugby can confirm that Sammy Arnold and Conor Oliver are departing the province next month as tighthead prop Roman Salanoa joins the senior squad. Arnold and Oliver have signed for Connacht with prop Salanoa joining from Leinster on a two-year deal.
