[Chris71]

Re: Warrington Away : Mon Aug 09, 2021 7:40 am  

bonaire wrote:

Jamie Shaul mentioned that Connor was due to play against Warrington but pulled out midweek with a bit of pain from his Knee so Shaul was included in the squad in his place
On that basis hopefully should be fit with Shaul on the bench

The way things are going with the amount of games getting postponed due to Covid Griff probably has an outside chance of recovering in time

In all seriousness though I hope all at the club are ok and they are able to use the time wisely. Its about time the RFL and SL looked at changing/adapting their policies and procedures as clearly the current system in place is not working or procedures within the clubs are not being followed.

Re: Warrington Away : Mon Aug 09, 2021 7:41 am  

I don’t judge being above Dobbins as a success. That’s the difference between the two clubs.

Re: Warrington Away : Mon Aug 09, 2021 8:28 am  

Chris71 wrote:

Its about time the RFL and SL looked at changing/adapting their policies and procedures as clearly the current system in place is not working or procedures within the clubs are not being followed.

The current system stops clubs from being forced to play when numbers are seriously reduced, not unreasonable I'd have thought.
The very nature of a training environment means that there is a risk of a single person, who is showing no symptoms, spreading covid.
These guys are not in a "bubble", they go home at the end of the day.

And there are currently 6 times as many cases compared to the beginning of the season.

Re: Warrington Away : Mon Aug 09, 2021 8:42 am  

Freddie Miller. wrote:

Before today when was the last time that Hull KR were above us in the league table at this stage of a season?

Well, with a normal table they aren't. We are a point ahead of them

Re: Warrington Away : Mon Aug 09, 2021 8:43 am  

Our season was ruined by covid, we would have beaten Salford and Leigh, probably beaten one of Hudds and Leeds if not both, putting more of less in 4th

[R.B.A]

Re: Warrington Away : Mon Aug 09, 2021 10:08 am  

Irregular Hoops wrote:

I don’t judge being above Dobbins as a success. That’s the difference between the two clubs.

That's kind of the point of it though. To be above a club with your aspirations at this point of the season is a success for Rovers given the stage we are at.

Most Rovers fans are realists and don't expect the situation to continue given the gulf in resource between the 2 clubs currently.

We are building though. Its a shame that injuries have scuppered our chances of Derby victory but I still expect us to be competitive with you.

Re: Warrington Away : Mon Aug 09, 2021 10:11 am  

Dave K. wrote:

Our season was ruined by covid, we would have beaten Salford and Leigh, probably beaten one of Hudds and Leeds if not both, putting more of less in 4th

If you’d win all four the highest you could have been is fifth. That’s one place higher than you are now so your season was hardly ruined by Covid.

[Chris71]

Re: Warrington Away : Mon Aug 09, 2021 10:47 am  

ccs wrote:

Chris71 wrote:

Its about time the RFL and SL looked at changing/adapting their policies and procedures as clearly the current system in place is not working or procedures within the clubs are not being followed.

The current system stops clubs from being forced to play when numbers are seriously reduced, not unreasonable I'd have thought.
The very nature of a training environment means that there is a risk of a single person, who is showing no symptoms, spreading covid.
These guys are not in a "bubble", they go home at the end of the day.

And there are currently 6 times as many cases compared to the beginning of the season.

I'm not arguing about the system stopping clubs being forced to play when the numbers are seriously reduced but given the amount of postponements I'd question if the system itself needs adapting like others have said if a player has no symptons and gives a negative test then rather than have to isolate could they be cleared to continue?

Any player that tests positive then that's a no brainer of course.

And yes there maybe 6 times as many cases compared to the start of the season but so far in no other sport other than SL seems to have so many issues so its a fair point to question the policies and procedures as to whether they need adapting.

Re: Warrington Away : Mon Aug 09, 2021 11:20 am  

Keiththered wrote:

If you’d win all four the highest you could have been is fifth. That’s one place higher than you are now so your season was hardly ruined by Covid.

It would have been comfy 5th though Keith, would have been hard for anyone to overtake us for a play off place. Covid has a massive impact o our season, morethan an other team.

We have other issues aswell, but without covid we would have easily finished in the play offs, not sure we will now.

Re: Warrington Away : Mon Aug 09, 2021 11:22 am  

R.B.A wrote:

That's kind of the point of it though. To be above a club with your aspirations at this point of the season is a success for Rovers given the stage we are at.

Most Rovers fans are realists and don't expect the situation to continue given the gulf in resource between the 2 clubs currently.

We are building though. Its a shame that injuries have scuppered our chances of Derby victory but I still expect us to be competitive with you.

What gulf in resources?

Also we will have more out that you for the derby, a few injured, two suspended and at least 5 out with covid, let's be honest you have a had a good run with injuries and even when you had covid if you didnt lose many players for the games after like other teams.