I think things like that will go out of the window. I read today they’re talking of putting all premier league games on free to view TV via Sky and BT but it’ll be just in houses and the signal to pubs will be banned to stop large gatherings.

Premier league football clubs can afford to miss out on gate money, whereas rugby league clubs cannot. The clubs are going to have to do something to get some money in during what looks a guaranteed period of behind close doors games. I wonder how they’ll stand on season tickets? I get not everyone would be willing to do it but I’d be happy to waive any refunds in order to watch it online. The last thing I’d want to see is the club getting in financial bother.

I don’t see the point in closed door games. If that’s the case why isn’t the Government shutting clubs, pubs, gyms, demonstrations etc.

At the end of the day it’s the bloody flu. Batten down the hatches for a week, get stuck into Netflix, have a flutter on Cheltenham, pop Lemsip like it’s going out of fashion and look forward to the “have you lost a bit of weight?” questions when you’re better.

No one would see Ben Flowers tackles

Its of little importance when compared with the loss of life of course but the spread of coronavirus is likely to have a devastating impact on rugby league.

Its difficult to predict what might happen over the coming weeks and months but I think there's a high likelihood of all sports events being either cancelled or played behind closed doors for anywhere between a 4-16 week period. Whilst Premier League clubs for example have the finances to withstand something like that, it could easily send rugby league clubs in this country into financial meltdown.

In terms of the integrity of the competition (putting finances aside), RL is probably the only sport out there where a mass cancellation of fixtures would make the competition fairer as you could simply throw out the loop fixtures.