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London Irish have been suspended from the Premiership after failing to prove they have the finances to operate in the 2023/24 campaign. The ruling means Irish will not be able to participate in any league next season.
London Irish will not participate in any league next season after the club failed to prove they have the finances to continue operating, England's Rugby Football Union (RFU) announced on Tuesday.
The shrinking map of English professional club rugby has lost another familiar name following London Irish’s formal ejection from the Premiership. The Exiles are the third Premiership club inside nine months to dissolve financially, reducing the country’s flagship league to 10 teams and leaving around 100 players and staff jobless.
The government has intervened in the growing financial crisis engulfing rugby union in England by appointing two independent advisers to assist with the “urgent work” required to help secure the sport’s immediate future.
The Rugby Football Union is prepared to give London Irish a stay of execution for a week if certain conditions are met before Tuesday’s 5pm deadline. Irish must guarantee that May’s pay roll is met and must deliver key documents regarding the proposed takeover from a US consortium to the RFU.
Frontline England players started less than 40% of their clubs’ regular season Premiership matches in the 2022-23 campaign, the Guardian can reveal, exposing the full extent of one of the domestic game’s biggest problems.
Eddie Jones has fallen out of love with England, insisting he has no emotional connection to the side he coached for seven years before his sacking last December.
Fallen giants Wasps will "move to the bottom of the playing pyramid" it was announced Thursday after their licence to play in English rugby union's second-tier Championship next season was revoked.