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It's going to be impossible to please everyone so they should make a decision based on health and safety and then protection of income. People forget that the football league is basically ****ed without regular gate receipts so restarting behind closed doors is a non starter for them. I still maintain that a significant number of clubs will go out of business and then the competitions have lost integrity anyway.
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Is the premier league a joke
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That’s certainly a long , sprawling, third sentence . New sentences should start with a capital letter and you’ve used questionable punctuation throughout. Mmmmm .. it’s not so pleasant having your posts scrutinised , is it ? ;) Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk Pro |
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Yeah but I’m dyslexic and rely on spellcheck and predictive text whereas you’re just a smart~a$$ ;) Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk Pro |
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Var will sort the mess out :cheer2:
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https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/football/52635005
“Tackling will be banned, pitches disinfected and players restricted to groups of five when the Premier League starts a first phase of team training.” Hey guys. It’s not safe for you to tackle each other(except for when you actually have to play official games. **** the risks then. |
What I find funny is Broghton were dead against neutral grounds then when they was told it was happening they had a player test positive.
Their final games including 6 against the top 8 which is suspicious |
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They will be able to see how the Bundesliga goes, which is coming back this weekend, with safety precautions, and base the decision to restart based on that.
The sooner that closed-doors games come back, and is proven not too be a big risk, the earlier that clubs can sell tickets again - which lower-league clubs depend on more (than PL clubs) for their existence. |
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I'd be amazed if stadiums with crowds return before a cure is found. It's going to blow up again massively with the Europe wide easing that's going on at the mo. |
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However they are talking about opening cinemas earlier than that, and I'd have thought that would be higher-risk. I think it is as much about people feeling safe. Closed-door events would be the first step towards spectators being let back in, but I don't how long it would be after that. |
i don't know how its going to work. If a single player in a team tests positive then its likely that fellow players and staff and maybe some of the opposing team will need to self isolate
As James said, the premier league will get their TV money, but what do all the other leagues do without crowds. I think part of the reason they don't announce a definitive decision is that they know it will be the end for so many teams and they would rather they go out of business "naturally" than off the back of an announcement |
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Clubs need to stay thinking about what there can do one thing is all season tickets holder get to view game online there have log in but that one thing smaller clubs could do |
There going to vote on Monday about training in groups what the f u c k have there be doing in these meeting Uttar joke :fist:
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The restart has been given a boost as only 6 players tested positive out of 748
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Not Salah,Mane,Firminho,Van Djik,Allison and Arnold all missing the league sealing games.
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Well it was from 3 teams with 3 from Brighton
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0 would of been a boost It not going to happen we get Germany football now and Spain and Italy will be back next month no need for uk premier league till next session nice try Liverpool :nono: |
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