Jonny may laid into the rfu, he can’t believe what’s happening right now - ruck

FORMER ENGLAND WINGER JONNY MAY EMPHASISES THAT SIGNIFICANT ADJUSTMENTS ARE NECESSARY FOR THE RUGBY FOOTBALL UNION’S PROPOSED HYBRID CONTRACT CONCEPT TO BECOME VIABLE. _Join the RUCK’S

WHATSAPP COMMUNITY HERE and get the latest news sent straight to your messages._ __ Despite being unveiled last year, the contracts remain far from being adequately resolved with coaches

growing frustrated. “I think it is quite a mess. There are new contracts which need sorting, there are players who have been out of contract,” he told _T__he Good, The Bad and The Rugby_

podcast. “Is there a hybrid contract? Is there not? If there is a hybrid contract, how many players are there on the hybrid contract? “There’s talk of the RFU doing their S&C and medical

(as part of the terms of the hybrid contract), but how do you enforce that? Clubs pay them, so I don’t see how that works. “How much are they going to be paid? When is it going to start?

It’s pretty grey and it seems like there’s a lot to work out.” He added: “There are players who maybe would have liked to have made a decision this season as to whether they stayed in

England or not, and knowing if they were on a contract or not would have been useful to help shape their decision, “There’s a lot to work out, so I can’t see it being ready any time soon. “I

can’t see how a hybrid deal works because I don’t see how it’s possible for the RFU to say they’re doing medical and S&C at your clubs when they’re on a hybrid contract. “For instance,

let’s say Gengey’s touring New Zealand in the summer, he bangs his shoulder and he’s got a final against Northampton at Twickenham. “The RFU come in and say, ‘we don’t want Gengey playing in

that final’. Well, the club are going to play him in that final. I don’t see how you work through these issues. “It’s a good job I’m not sorting it out because I don’t know how to sort it

out.” THE TOP 10 FASTEST RUGBY PLAYERS OF ALL-TIME 0. JONNY MAY – ENGLAND – 10.71 SECONDS (100M) England’s Jonny May isn’t just fast; he’s a force to be reckoned with. Clocking in at an

impressive 10.71 seconds over 100 meters, May’s lightning speed has made him a formidable presence on the pitch. With an ever-growing prowess in finishing, May’s name often finds itself at

the forefront of Eddie Jones’ team selections. 9. CHESLIN KOLBE – SOUTH AFRICA – 10.70 SECONDS (100M) Cheslin Kolbe’s speed is the stuff of legend. A product of South Africa’s rugby system,

Kolbe blazed through school with a staggering 10.70-second 100-meter time. Today, he’s even faster, making him a nightmare for opposition defences. CONTINUES ON PAGE TWO

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