Inside the Panther bubble: The proposal that could restart the NRL season | MichaelChammas
The Sydney Morning Herald
"The players would go straight from the hotel into team rooms, training and dining options without having any contact with the outside world," Panthers Group chief executive Brian Fletcher told the"We can create an isolated community, or bubble for that matter. The only time they would leave the facility is when the teams train across the road, but we could organise shuttles across into the stadium or training grounds.
That would allow the NRL to quarantine and self-isolate positive-tested players and keep the competition running.
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