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Welfare rules leave players not ready, says Saracens chief
The Guardian
|September 30, 2025
Saracens' Mark McCall is the latest Prem director of rugby to question player welfare regulations that he believes have left internationals undercooked for the season's start.
Guidelines mandated by the Professional Rugby Board - established as part of the club-country agreement - dictate that England players who took part in summer tours of Argentina and the US have 10 weeks off. They were available for the first set of Prem games last weekend, but could not take part in the two rounds of Prem Cup matches before that.
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