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North One / Re: Stage C
« Last post by neverplayedstandoff on Today at 08:35:15 AM »Your wish has been granted.
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Other Senior Rugby / Re: Boots2Suits Podcast
« Last post by BenFairclough on August 06, 2020, 04:49:46 PM »We appreciate the feedback and support,
New episode is out every Friday and tomorrows episode is with Topsy Ojo Ex England and London Irish.
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New episode is out every Friday and tomorrows episode is with Topsy Ojo Ex England and London Irish.
For all updates give us a follow on instagram Boots2SuitsPodcast
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Other Senior Rugby / Re: Boots2Suits Podcast
« Last post by baconears on August 06, 2020, 12:54:14 PM »I enjoyed the episodes
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Other Senior Rugby / RFU Return to Rugby
« Last post by Rugby01 on August 04, 2020, 07:42:19 PM »New email from RFU has been circulated to clubs.
Action Plan
"Having undertaken the required exposure risk analysis of face to face contact within game and training situations, our action plan to government is focused on a staged return, commencing with non-contact rugby - initially restricted to activity within individual clubs and focused on Ready4Rugby, a 10-a-side variant of touch rugby. We will monitor this over the first few weeks and, subject to satisfactory implementation, would then look to permit inter-club activity using approved non-contact formats. In parallel with this, we will be considering the potential for some adaptations to the high-risk elements of contact rugby to see whether appropriate mitigations can be introduced (a subsequent exposure risk analysis on this would have to be approved by government). If this proves possible we would again introduce this gradually, initially through training and subsequently in inter-club matches. This would then continue until it is deemed safe, and appropriate government permissions are in place, to move back to full contact rugby – at least four weeks being in place between commencement of full contact training and match play for full contact rugby. "
Update on adult league rugby
As stated above, we are at Stage B on the Return to Community Rugby Roadmap. We have to reach Stage F (which will not be reached until at least four weeks after Stage E) before full contact competitive league rugby can commence. As a result of the current position, the adult league season (Level 3 & below for men, Level 2 & below for women) will not commence in September. Unless there is a dramatic improvement in the prevalence of the virus in the community, the next announcement about when league rugby will commence for these levels will be on 1 September. The fixtures previously published will be amended at the earliest opportunity and this will be communicated to clubs.
Action Plan
"Having undertaken the required exposure risk analysis of face to face contact within game and training situations, our action plan to government is focused on a staged return, commencing with non-contact rugby - initially restricted to activity within individual clubs and focused on Ready4Rugby, a 10-a-side variant of touch rugby. We will monitor this over the first few weeks and, subject to satisfactory implementation, would then look to permit inter-club activity using approved non-contact formats. In parallel with this, we will be considering the potential for some adaptations to the high-risk elements of contact rugby to see whether appropriate mitigations can be introduced (a subsequent exposure risk analysis on this would have to be approved by government). If this proves possible we would again introduce this gradually, initially through training and subsequently in inter-club matches. This would then continue until it is deemed safe, and appropriate government permissions are in place, to move back to full contact rugby – at least four weeks being in place between commencement of full contact training and match play for full contact rugby. "
Update on adult league rugby
As stated above, we are at Stage B on the Return to Community Rugby Roadmap. We have to reach Stage F (which will not be reached until at least four weeks after Stage E) before full contact competitive league rugby can commence. As a result of the current position, the adult league season (Level 3 & below for men, Level 2 & below for women) will not commence in September. Unless there is a dramatic improvement in the prevalence of the virus in the community, the next announcement about when league rugby will commence for these levels will be on 1 September. The fixtures previously published will be amended at the earliest opportunity and this will be communicated to clubs.
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Other Senior Rugby / Re: RFU cutbacks
« Last post by Rob13 on August 03, 2020, 10:46:51 PM »40 new roles to be advertised in place of the redundancies.Brutal but necessary.
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Other Senior Rugby / RFU cutbacks
« Last post by Fredsbar on August 03, 2020, 09:35:26 PM »As yet unconfirmed but apparently all 189 RDO/CRCs have been made redundant. The existing current Development Areas are been dissolved and a new structure based on the 4 RFU Divisions will be created with roughly SIX coaching support roles in each Division i.e in the North 1 Community coach per County.
Bill Sweeney more like Sweeney Todd the demon butcher of Twickenham!
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Yorkshire 1 / Re: Huddersfield YM ... Off Season Predictions?
« Last post by fullback89 on August 03, 2020, 10:36:00 AM »Any news on the YM situation? One can only assume that their debtswill be increasing significantly in current circumstances.
As a team we have no information, we are still moving along, social distanced training has started and we will be set ready for the new season when it begins :-)
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Yorkshire 2 / Re: North rib
« Last post by Pristine Shorts on August 01, 2020, 07:18:46 PM »Coping admirably down the dale, thanks, despite Bradford Council’s idiocy. Would be happy to drive up to Settle for a pint if you’re available for selection !
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Yorkshire 2 / Re: North rib
« Last post by Ribbflagman on August 01, 2020, 12:16:20 PM »Hello Mr Shorts,
Hope you are coping well in these strange times. Yes Earpy played against us at Wath last season. Decent player but obviously struggling with current situation mentally.
Hopefully you will also contribute something to the proposed fund.
Would love a catch up somewhere soon.
Arigato.
Hope you are coping well in these strange times. Yes Earpy played against us at Wath last season. Decent player but obviously struggling with current situation mentally.
Hopefully you will also contribute something to the proposed fund.
Would love a catch up somewhere soon.
Arigato.