Re: The final round
Posted: Sat Oct 03, 2020 3:09 am
If you're Wuss why would you play Sale?
FTFYDigby wrote:If you're a Wuss why would you play Sale?
Ah, the Bolsanaro defence.Mellsblue wrote:FTFYDigby wrote:If you're a Wuss why would you play Sale?
Is that what Tigers’ defence coach calls his system?Digby wrote:Ah, the Bolsanaro defence.Mellsblue wrote:FTFYDigby wrote:If you're a Wuss why would you play Sale?
I really dont see how it can.Timbo wrote:Sale have issued a statement saying that their game will go ahead as planned.
If they test negative after being a contact, then they're free to play (presumably - certainly free to no self-isolate).fivepointer wrote:I really dont see how it can.Timbo wrote:Sale have issued a statement saying that their game will go ahead as planned.
Govt advice is for all close contacts to isolate. How can a game go ahead featuring players who have been in contact with positive cases?
If i was a Wuss player i wouldnt fancy it and they are right to seek assurances.
1sts yes; but they've got a decent enough academy haven't they? Not to mention that they're supposed contacting recently retired players asking them to come back; and that they may well be able to secure some loan players from somewhere like Newcastle.Mellsblue wrote:Sale saying they can put out a XXIII that has had no contact with those who tested positive. Given the size of their squad that seems fanciful. The samples are also being retested in the hope they were false positives.
Regardless, it’s not in Sale’s hands.
If the positives are backs, I don't see a major problem, but Sale have a very light pack...they might struggle if too many are forwards.Mellsblue wrote:Sale saying they can put out a XXIII that has had no contact with those who tested positive. Given the size of their squad that seems fanciful. The samples are also being retested in the hope they were false positives.
Regardless, it’s not in Sale’s hands.
Which Tyler wrote:1sts yes; but they've got a decent enough academy haven't they? Not to mention that they're supposed contacting recently retired players asking them to come back; and that they may well be able to secure some loan players from somewhere like Newcastle.Mellsblue wrote:Sale saying they can put out a XXIII that has had no contact with those who tested positive. Given the size of their squad that seems fanciful. The samples are also being retested in the hope they were false positives.
Regardless, it’s not in Sale’s hands.
Anyone got a list of Sale players who retired over the summer?
It may be a team full of ringers and kids - but I'd guess that that's better for everyone than a straight forfeit. Too many guests and it'll raise questions about the salary cap - but probably not too many if they're only paid for 1 week's work.
Bolded part is clutching at straws - not many false positives from these tests; loads of false negatives though.
It's unlikely that they'll be able to put out a full 23 - but not inconceivable. Only another 90 minutes before we find out.
for that you have to blame it on the Bossa NovaMellsblue wrote:Is that what Tigers’ defence coach calls his system?Digby wrote:Ah, the Bolsanaro defence.Mellsblue wrote: FTFY
Well, can't imagine bristol would be upset either, gives them a much better chance of taking top 4.Digby wrote:Which Tyler wrote:1sts yes; but they've got a decent enough academy haven't they? Not to mention that they're supposed contacting recently retired players asking them to come back; and that they may well be able to secure some loan players from somewhere like Newcastle.Mellsblue wrote:Sale saying they can put out a XXIII that has had no contact with those who tested positive. Given the size of their squad that seems fanciful. The samples are also being retested in the hope they were false positives.
Regardless, it’s not in Sale’s hands.
Anyone got a list of Sale players who retired over the summer?
It may be a team full of ringers and kids - but I'd guess that that's better for everyone than a straight forfeit. Too many guests and it'll raise questions about the salary cap - but probably not too many if they're only paid for 1 week's work.
Bolded part is clutching at straws - not many false positives from these tests; loads of false negatives though.
It's unlikely that they'll be able to put out a full 23 - but not inconceivable. Only another 90 minutes before we find out.
Everyone bar Wuss, who can lock in a place in Europe without risking getting Covid if the match doesn't go ahead. And I really don't see how Sale didn't know about this, went ahead with contact training, and have enough people who haven't had direct contact or by proxy with infected persons
I’d say Borthwick is more of a Vectra estate.Digby wrote:for that you have to blame it on the Bossa NovaMellsblue wrote:Is that what Tigers’ defence coach calls his system?Digby wrote:
Ah, the Bolsanaro defence.
Anywhere between 0.8% and 4%Which Tyler wrote:Bolded part is clutching at straws - not many false positives from these tests; loads of false negatives though.Mellsblue wrote:Sale saying they can put out a XXIII that has had no contact with those who tested positive. Given the size of their squad that seems fanciful. The samples are also being retested in the hope they were false positives.
Regardless, it’s not in Sale’s hands.
Leicester are more a Titan DumpMellsblue wrote:I’d say Borthwick is more of a Vectra estate.Digby wrote:for that you have to blame it on the Bossa NovaMellsblue wrote: Is that what Tigers’ defence coach calls his system?
That’s the risk you run when you take on two Currys.Digby wrote:Leicester are more a Titan DumpMellsblue wrote:I’d say Borthwick is more of a Vectra estate.Digby wrote:
for that you have to blame it on the Bossa Nova
So following the rules Gloucester would get a 20-0 win and the points. Glad that doesn’t suck then and Sale get extra time to make up a squad.fivepointer wrote:BREAKING: Gloucester vs Northampton has been cancelled.
This is due to Saints now only having one hooker and one tighthead prop available.