Chiefs to decide Six Nations’ future

SIX NATIONS chiefs will hold a crisis meeting tomorrow to decide whether the tournament needs to be abandoned due to the foot and mouth outbreak.

Chiefs to decide Six Nations’ future
Thu, 01 Mar, 2001 - 08:15

SIX NATIONS chiefs will hold a crisis meeting tomorrow to decide whether the tournament needs to be abandoned due to the foot and mouth outbreak.

Representatives from each country will join in a telephone conference to discuss the future of the competition.

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