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of premiership rugby. they re the third club to fall injust nine months, with a recent report saying the problems were a stain on the reputation of the governing body. bad news, eh? the dream s over. worcester warriors were the first club to go under, players discovering they d been relegated in october. they still can t operate as a professional club. and last month, six times english champions wasps were demoted to the foot of the rugby pyramid after debts of more than £95 million forced them into administration. all three clubs were being chased for unpaid taxes. it gets to a point whereby the three clubs are losing way too much money, too much debts need to be paid and it comes to a point where those debts calling. the pandemic exacerbated clubs already perilous finances. the government is worried and has appointed independent advisers to help the sport. he s still going, mitchell, gives it to arundel! what a score!
bad news, eh? the dream s over. worcester warriors were the first club to go under, players discovering they d been relegated in october. they still can t operate as a professional club. and last month, six times english champions wasps were demoted to the foot of the rugby pyramid after debts of more than £95 million forced them into administration. all three clubs were being chased for unpaid taxes. it gets to a point whereby - the three clubs are losing way too much money, too much debts need to be paid and it comes to a point where those debts calling. - the pandemic exacerbated clubs already perilous finances. the government is worried and has appointed independent advisers to help the sport. he still going! what a score! one of the stars of london irish, whose future now lies elsewhere. on the pitch, rugby union
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