It has been a strained summer season for Whitehaven, with chief government Barry Morgan resigning in June, quite a few board members stepping down from their positions, and participant wages going unpaid.
Issues on the membership have worsened in current days, with Amor arriving on the membership the place he began his enjoying profession to discover a lack of backroom workers along with low morale.
“I arrived after quite a few telephone calls on the way in which as much as discover there is no different coaches right here now, there is no efficiency workers or group managers,” the previous St Helens and Wakefield Trinity prop added.
“On account of a reasonably chaotic 24 hours, the gamers have now determined that till the connection between them and the board can heal, or issues could be met by way of negotiation, then sadly and sadly Whitehaven can’t fulfil any of its remaining fixtures.
“It is disappointing however I’ve to confess, I perceive everyone concerned, I perceive the frustrations of the board and the gamers. However in the end the 2 have to go hand in hand in any other case there is no such thing as a membership, there are not any video games, and there’s no group.”
Whitehaven are second from backside in rugby league’s second tier with six video games remaining and Amor stated that the membership and the gamers want to return to an amicable answer if they’re to maneuver ahead.
“In any relationship, whether or not that is a private or enterprise one, the minute you lose belief it makes it extremely laborious to get again,” he added.
“That is what the 2 events have set to work out between themselves. If they’ll, which I hope they do, then they have a job to do, and that is to maintain Whitehaven within the Championship.”