I know this makes not a jot of difference to Quins whether this game goes ahead or not, but reading the stories surrounding the fixture, then one of theses clubs MUST forfeit the points and the win.
To proceed with a postponement places both clubs (Sale in particular) in an advantageous position knowing exactly is required of them to achieve any ambitions.
Rules are in place to cover this situation, and these rules should be followed if our game is to maintain any credibility in respect of its administration.
I was with you all the way until your last sentence. We have a PRL administration that has overseen six years of cheating three after they first discovered the cheating and then when they discovered cheating for the second time they allowed those guilty of the cheating to still corrupt the league this season. I don't think any credibility they had to maintain disappeared years ago.
Winstanley and Diamondon BT sport 1
Blimey, Winstanley is not persuasive.
Surely coaches and back room staff will have been close to Covid first team?
Given the time line that Diamond outlined on BT, with one positive COVID test result on Sat 26th Sept, how they were allowed to play against Saints on the 29th Sept, shouldn't they have been under a quarantine situation?