London Irish insist staff will be paid this month amid concern over finances via IrishTimesSport
“In regards to recent media reports, London Irish can categorically confirm that all staff will be paid this month. Anything reported to the contrary is pure speculation.”
The Gallagher Premiership has already lost Wasps and Worcester to administration this season, while a cash injection of £13 million rescued Leicester from a precarious position in February. “From a high-performance perspective as well, so less is more for England too. How you get there is clearly a debate. We need to balance standards with strategy as far as regional representation and where our fans are.
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