In saying this, our decision will be based on a number of factors including timing of the restart, player welfare, and the financial impact on the club.

We're keen to see what Group 10 thinks. That's our line of thinking but first and foremost is the effect on the economy and we're mindful of where we stand.

It's good to have hope and be positive but I'm not sure how you would run a normal season.

We're very interested in the combined western model. It's a great idea and this is the opportunity to experiment with it.

It would go for eight to 10 weeks and give everyone an opportunity for a run, it's something different so would get the interest up, and there's been talk about it the last couple of years so it would scratch that itch.

A lot of players have lost interest.

The consensus of Narromine is we'd be happy to sit this year out and build for next year.

Macquarie is still pushing for the full rounds but we're happy to listen to other options.

We're still throwing things around but the general feeling here is it's gone and we start again next year.

It's just a woeful situation but at the end of the day it's about player welfare and as a community we might just be better off spending a few months quiet.