While it would make sense that time pressure to get sorted and resume training would drive clubs to seek to complete negotiations quickly (and could have led to some clubs agreeing on smaller cuts than they would have preferred due to time pressure) the split hasn't worked out totally along those lines. According to press reports Hull KR are one of those not in agreement (said to be pretty far from agreement in media reports when 3 clubs were said to have agreed) and they play on August 2nd while Hull FC who don't (and the owner of whom was frequently speaking to the press about financial strain during the suspension) were one of if not the first to come to agreement with their squad. For whatever reason exactly some clubs haven't reached agreement I imagine the financial position of clubs and players and the opinions of players as to how equitably the proposed terms treat them is a factor.

If Leeds had gone there when they should have instead of pretending that they had covid symptoms then they wouldn’t have to go now.

Quote ="JonnyBroad"If Leeds had gone there when they should have instead of pretending that they had covid symptoms then they wouldn’t have to go ">now.'" Great conspiracy theory seeing how Joe Greenwood was the player in question

Quote ="JonnyBroad"If Leeds had gone there when they should have instead of pretending that they had covid symptoms then they wouldn’t have to go ">now.'" Great conspiracy theory seeing how Joe Greenwood was the player in question

Not a conspiracy theory, its a fact. Leeds should have been punished for refusing to play and used a loan player as a scape goat.

Quote ="JonnyBroad"Not a conspiracy theory, its a fact. Leeds should have been punished for refusing to play and used a loan player as a scape ">goat.'" I have inside knowledge of this one. The return flights were cancelled and Spain (where the flights go from and to) went into a state of emergency by the time the game should have been played. The game should have been canned and Leeds did the right thing. I'll wager they stopped a lot of people getting COVID by forcing the cancellation of the game.

Quote ="JonnyBroad"Not a conspiracy theory, its a fact. Leeds should have been punished for refusing to play and used a loan player as a scape ">goat.'" I have inside knowledge of this one. The return flights were cancelled and Spain (where the flights go from and to) went into a state of emergency by the time the game should have been played. The game should have been canned and Leeds did the right thing. I'll wager they stopped a lot of people getting COVID by forcing the cancellation of the game.

Quote ="JonnyBroad"Not a conspiracy theory, its a fact. Leeds should have been punished for refusing to play and used a loan player as a scape ">goat.'" The fact is he was showing symptoms similar to those of the virus hence why they didn`t travel. Had his symptoms developed into the virus and they traveled a fair few more might have been infected. The airlines were already shutting down so whilst it was a bold decision it was the right one at the time. Do you really think they had to use a loan player as a scapegoat!? I`m sure Greenwood would have been really pleased to take on that role to save a team he wasn`t even contracted to d040.gif" alt="d040.gif" title="CRAZY" />

Quote ="JonnyBroad"Not a conspiracy theory, its a fact. Leeds should have been punished for refusing to play and used a loan player as a scape ">goat.'" The fact is he was showing symptoms similar to those of the virus hence why they didn`t travel. Had his symptoms developed into the virus and they traveled a fair few more might have been infected. The airlines were already shutting down so whilst it was a bold decision it was the right one at the time. Do you really think they had to use a loan player as a scapegoat!? I`m sure Greenwood would have been really pleased to take on that role to save a team he wasn`t even contracted to d040.gif" alt="d040.gif" title="CRAZY" />