Welsh rugby club Fleur De Lys have reached the end of their tether after enduring a nightmare league campaign.
The Division 3 East B side have played just three matches since the league kicked off on November 13. It has left the club needing to play eight matches in the remaining seven weeks after the WRU adjusted the date for the end of the season, accounting for the fixture backlog that has occurred.
But there are fears it will do little to help matters amid claims that some teams have already written the end of their season off due to the absence of any sanctions for cancelling fixtures this season. Posting on social media, the club said: “Let’s call a spade a spade, p*** up and brewery come to mind. We should have started the season as normal and had penalties in place. [Then] we wouldn’t be in this mess or s*** show of a season.”
