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I suppose they could name McInnes and Sullivan. Have them sit on the bench and just use 15 players.We can fill a team with mostly reserve graders . But if any of them are injured we would need to forfeit
I suppose they could name McInnes and Sullivan. Have them sit on the bench and just use 15 players.We can fill a team with mostly reserve graders . But if any of them are injured we would need to forfeit
I see where you're coming from....it is wrong from the current nsw laws ans nrl covid laws right now. So from the moral standpoint it is WRONG.Irrespective of : if there were no members of the public there, or you see more people at Bunnings, Harvey Normans, Down at Bondi Beach or local coffee shops without masks or social distancing....or its no different than having beers in the dressing sheds....the bottom line is they broke the rules with Covid.....seriously they MUST have known that it was wrong....in all honesty did they really think that they could get away with it with that number of players in attendance without getting dobbed in by neighbours or whoever....I just cant come to grips with how idiotic and stupid that that many blokes could be....it defies logic that people can be that naive or just plain stupid or worse just dont give a stuff about the consequences .....
What I do not understand is did Vaughan approach any club official to ensure that the party could go ahead with the restrictions currently in place ?
Surly players partners and children are considered part of the bubble.I'm not sure if Vaughn's wife is classified as being a part of the bubble.
Play A's wife cant be living and working at a pub..and they are regularly testedI don’t really “get” the bubble anyway.
Player A lives with wife. Wife works at local pub. Wife is in contact with 100 people a day.
Comes home and spreads pub covid germs throughout Player A’s house.
What am I missing?
Surly players partners and children are considered part of the bubble.
If they aren't and players are living with them then the bubble the players are supposed to be living in is being breached every day.
Having said that if the protocols imposed by the NRL are anything like the poorly thought out NSW Covid restrictions then it wouldn't surprise me in the least if they aren't.
As an example, Two people live together. One works in the city, so when the Sydney LGA area was put into lock down (prior to the greater Sydney lock down imposed last Saturday) any one who lived or worked there....but not visited or perhaps spent the day shopping.... was put in strict lock down but the person they lived with was free to do as they please!!!
I see your point as well mate...look we can all see that moraly there was very little harm done so to speak and rationaly thinking probably no virus spreading took place (hopefully)....but it didnt help and the issue was exasperated because there was a stay at home order in place.....one would think that if you wanted to be sly,sneaky or plain stupid that one wouldnt do it with those numbers and especially when neighbours were in lockdown as well....at very least you would keep the noise down wouldnt you....just plain dumb imo.....anyhow we can all surmise on exactely what happened whatever the outcome we wont look good as a clubI see where you're coming from....it is wrong from the current nsw laws ans nrl covid laws right now. So from the moral standpoint it is WRONG.
I'm not sure if Vaughn's wife is classified as being a part of the bubble. If so, looking at it from a rational point of view; the risk of infection was practically zero. Dugan last week was much much high risk and dangerous being out in a restaurant in the eastern suburbs with friends who interact with random people from that neck of the woods. Cleary's covid incident from last year is also much much high risk and dangerous by hanging out with a few girls at the home party. Vaughn going to a cafe last year had more risk than what took place last night.
The worst part of this is that number of players who decided to go against the law TOGETHER. Its gives the whole thing a compounding effect. They literally went to the house of another teammate who they are already in a bubble with and stayed within the bubble using his house.
Would this have been a problem 2 weeks ago before "stay at home" orders were given?
I cant wait for the reason and excuse or the I was not aware etcI see your point as well mate...look we can all see that moraly there was very little harm done so to speak and rationaly thinking probably no virus spreading took place (hopefully)....but it didnt help and the issue was exasperated because there was a stay at home order in place.....one would think that if you wanted to be sly,sneaky or plain stupid that one wouldnt do it with those numbers and especially when neighbours were in lockdown as well....at very least you would keep the noise down wouldnt you....just plain dumb imo.....anyhow we can all surmise on exactely what happened whatever the outcome we wont look good as a club
Too late...the media outrage will ensure there will be minimum suspensionsCan’t see anything more than fines being levied.
Can’t see Newscorp sanctioning Saints fielding a reserve grade side given complaints about lopsided games week in week out.
Fine the lot of them.
NRL needs to give notice as from tomorrow to both the clubs and players that any further breaches will see players suspended and points deducted.
Correct. especially after the dugan and bulldogs players incidents....I think they will come down heavily on us....and with all due respect, the players should have known better.Too late...the media outrage will ensure there will be minimum suspensions
Fines will be one punishment
Vaughan got 2 weeks for a 1st offence last year
Yep, exactly.I see your point as well mate...look we can all see that moraly there was very little harm done so to speak and rationaly thinking probably no virus spreading took place (hopefully)....but it didnt help and the issue was exasperated because there was a stay at home order in place.....one would think that if you wanted to be sly,sneaky or plain stupid that one wouldnt do it with those numbers and especially when neighbours were in lockdown as well....at very least you would keep the noise down wouldnt you....just plain dumb imo.....anyhow we can all surmise on exactely what happened whatever the outcome we wont look good as a club
Yep I agreeI cant wait for the reason and excuse or the I was not aware etc
There is no excuse.
I think it’s Fuimaono he was mentioned on channel 9 but wasn’t mentioned on the Fox League reportWe’re still missing one player.
I wonder how this player has kept his name out of the media. If someone can be bothered going through the ages mentioned who were fined it can probably be narrowed down.
Doesn’t it affect tv rights though even if one or two games can’t go aheadI find it hard to believe they will get 6 week suspension..
As posted by someone else.
The nrl cant have a team not fielding 12 players for that long.