The NRL's innovation committee's 'bubble proposal' will see players and staff forced to complete a 14-day solitary confinement program as part of strict biosecurity measures | MichaelChammas
NRL players and staff will be forced to endure prison-like treatment and complete a 14-day solitary confinement program as part of strict biosecurity measures in the innovation committee's "bubble" proposal.
The attorney-general has given the NRL assurances it will be allowed to gather and take part in training and games. The NRL will approach broadcasters with midweek game options to reduce the length of the season, potentially opening the door for a match each night of the week.
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