Super Rugby 2022

[maelkann]

On the 5th of December I was required to provide proof of vaccination to return to wa from a very low risk state, when did that change?

At least as far back at 30 Oct through to about when that guy got here. Though that was a lot of Mark posts to check…

[todd4]

On the 5th of December I was required to provide proof of vaccination to return to wa from a very low risk state, when did that change?

You're probably on some secret government watch list.

[GIGS20]

You're probably on some secret government watch list.

That would explain it, yes

[shasta]

The thing that has worked is he's been quite strict and consistent.

Most of all in heeding expert advice - which in the end couldn't cover the miriad pitfalls. It's said we get the pollies we deserve. When it comes Covid; what did people of NSW do to deserve an arrogant but indecisive f@ckwit replaced by an overconfident moron? Well apart from supporting the Tahs, that is.

[shasta]

This should probably go in the Mungo thread, but anyhoo..............we are only 6 weeks out; the NRL 2 months: but they are already shitting bricks. With their second tiers etc looking down the barrel of a third straight year wipe-out - where are they going to be scouting the next crop of players??

Players banned from pubs, clubs, movies under NRL’s new COVID measures

https://www.smh.com.au/sport/nrl/pla...03-p59ljx.html

[jargan83]

Given the new easily transmissible variant carving up globally I guess it's relevant here given Super Rugby will likely need some Covid protocols in place for the coming season. Sure it's easy for the A-League or the BBL to postpone and make up games but the Rugby codes and likely the AFL may struggle to make up games given the more physical nature of the games.

On a side note I saw today that Cricket Australia are contemplating moving all the teams in the BBL to Melbourne to finish the comp in a bubble.