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comment by Devonshirespur (U6316)
posted 24 minutes ago
So lets say that Spurs play United. 2 days after the game Kane is tested positive - 14 days self isolation along with everyone who came in contact with him - ie All of Spurs and all of Man Utd squad.
Any attempt to squeeze the rest of these fixtures in is then blown away.
Whether its restarting this season or beginning next, there has to be real certainty that these sorts of issues will not arise. If its next season then at least there may be scope to 'make up lost ground' but in the case of a restart of this season, such issues can potentially undermine the ability to actually finish the season in a timely way, allowing next season to start.
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Nope. Kane tests positive. He is isolated and everyone who came into contact with him is then tested. Which will be happening every week anyway.
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and what if half the squad have contracted it as a result?
I can see how a much much safer environment can be set up, but nothing is fool proof. It also has to be more inline with the general strategy in dealing with this.
Many think the second spike will be bigger and worse (I dont necessarily agree) but its unknown and if deaths continue to rack up as 5000 a week it seems injudicious to consider 'entertainment' (whether football or whatever) as beeing so important to warrant special treatment
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It all comes down to how you perceive football. Is it just a sport that should be last priority or is it an industry that thousands of businesses and jobs are relying on?
This Kane scenario could happen at any time in the next one or two years at least. At any time Kane could contract Covid. So do we stop football indefinitely and live with the consequences of that? At what point does the benefit become worthy of the risk? Maybe never?
Where is the balance? Resuming is suicide and not resuming is suicide. For those against attempts to resume behind closed doors, are they ready to live with that?
At the end of the day if the medical experts don't give the go ahead then football can't be played, many clubs will fold players and workers will be jobless, some businesses around the grounds will perish leaving more jobless, a sector worth billions not operating and therefore losing hundreds of millions in taxes etc. Its hard to predict what the structure of football would look like after 18 months of no games at all.
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No, regardless they would have to isolate.
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Footballers will probably be entitled to daily tests or at least tests before matches so that the rest of the squad wouldn’t have to isolate if just one player tested positive. But it still wouldn’t surprise me if some numbskull like Ozil ends up wandering off to a kebab shop after getting off the team coach and brings covid19 back with him
comment by Joe Goldberg (U18355)
posted 1 minute ago
How does bringing back football benefit the social aspect of life? You can’t go to the game, you can’t go to the pub, you can’t watch it with friends or family. And all you will see is pre season standard matches played behind closed doors. What positive benefit socially or psychologically does that bring?
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You've overstepped here IMO. I watched table tennis the other day and really enjoyed it, and I never watch table tennis. Yes, we will lose a lot but still this is premier league football.
You only say that now, but when the relegation and top 4 races start to get spicy we'll all be on here trying talking about it.
Obviously teams with nothing to play for or facing the prospect of falling into relegation places won't agree. Some teams can mathematically achieve their aims but they're fallen far behind and have lost all hope so also won't agree with this
Is daily testing feasible? For every person associated with the clubs and football or just players?
comment by Wahl Icht - (U22332)
posted 4 minutes ago
No, regardless they would have to isolate.
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We don't know if that'll be the case in the coming months. England hasn't been able to do enough tests and mandatory quarantine has been the recommendation. Don't go to hospital, just quarantine yourself...
comment by Wahl Icht - (U22332)
posted 2 minutes ago
Is daily testing feasible? For every person associated with the clubs and football or just players?
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Well if Hancock gives the 100k tests/day he promised it will be
comment by Joe Goldberg (U18355)
posted 2 minutes ago
Footballers will probably be entitled to daily tests or at least tests before matches so that the rest of the squad wouldn’t have to isolate if just one player tested positive. But it still wouldn’t surprise me if some numbskull like Ozil ends up wandering off to a kebab shop after getting off the team coach and brings covid19 back with him
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IMO tests should be the day before the game and then isolation of the squad if all is well, and then test again immediately after the game.
We might have to get used to football behind closed doors because it looks like its either that or bust. It doesn't matter which season they play, football must be played or the delicate pyramid will crumble IMO.
If the experts say we can't play then we do damage limitation, clubs to try to hibernate and wait to see where we are afterwards.
They should have waited until the daily death toll had started to rapidly decrease before mooting how the season was going to restart. We're still getting about 800 deaths per day and the new cases still on an upward trajectory yet people are talking about normal life resuming like there's no problem anymore.
It just makes football look very crass and self-serving, and will have annoyed many people, especially when other leagues around Europe and even within our own league structure have voted to end the season early.
comment by Champers - Pow! Right in the kisser (U6859)
posted 8 minutes ago
They should have waited until the daily death toll had started to rapidly decrease before mooting how the season was going to restart. We're still getting about 800 deaths per day and the new cases still on an upward trajectory yet people are talking about normal life resuming like there's no problem anymore.
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Perhaps this is a PR failure.
It just makes football look very crass and self-serving, and will have annoyed many people, especially when other leagues around Europe and even within our own league structure have voted to end the season early.
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Actually they've all been forced into that action, not willingly. Circumstances are different but if it reaches the same point in England they'll do it too.
comment by Doggie Dog© - Psychic spies from China try to steal your mind's elation (U22357)
posted 3 minutes ago
comment by Champers - Pow! Right in the kisser (U6859)
posted 8 minutes ago
They should have waited until the daily death toll had started to rapidly decrease before mooting how the season was going to restart. We're still getting about 800 deaths per day and the new cases still on an upward trajectory yet people are talking about normal life resuming like there's no problem anymore.
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Perhaps this is a PR failure.
It just makes football look very crass and self-serving, and will have annoyed many people, especially when other leagues around Europe and even within our own league structure have voted to end the season early.
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Actually they've all been forced into that action, not willingly. Circumstances are different but if it reaches the same point in England they'll do it too.
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Yeah fair point about their hands being forced, though I think my initial point still stands. Our situation must surely be considered worse than the Netherlands, and their government has taken swift action on sporting matters. I appreciate government decisions are key here, not club or PL/FA ones. But some leagues cancelling here, and some not, shows it's only about one thing
At the end of the day - money. It's all a bit...unsavoury.
UEFA obviously don't help matters either as their stance seems to be the most self-serving of the lot and threatening teams with things like no entry to European competition if they end their seasons early is about as unsympathetic as you can get during a global pandemic.
It just makes football look very crass and self-serving, and will have annoyed many people, especially when other leagues around Europe and even within our own league structure have voted to end the season early.
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Crass and self serving are excellent adjectives to describe the PL. it should be it’s motto.
Our situation must surely be considered worse than the Netherlands, and their government has taken swift action on sporting matters.
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Italy and Spain are also arguably worse but have not made the same decision? Different circumstances and different abilities.
I appreciate government decisions are key here, not club or PL/FA ones. But some leagues cancelling here, and some not, shows it's only about one thing
At the end of the day - money. It's all a bit...unsavoury.
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Yes, it's about money, but not just money entirely. The bigger the league the harder it is to cancel. The Belgium and Dutch leagues are like League one. The Prem, La Liga, Serie A, Bundesliga etc are more central to their country's economies, hold thousands of jobs and support thousands of businesses. They have us by the balls already. If you stop them from getting the money then the sky falls down and many suffer.
comment by Ole-Dirty-Baztard (U19119)
posted 1 minute ago
It just makes football look very crass and self-serving, and will have annoyed many people, especially when other leagues around Europe and even within our own league structure have voted to end the season early.
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Crass and self serving are excellent adjectives to describe the PL. it should be it’s motto.
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I'll always say my 2 favourite days following my team were the day we won the play off final to get promotion the Premier League, and the day we were finally relegated out of it. Billionaires playground that has little time for most clubs. More than happy to stay in the EFL for the rest of my football supporting life.
That's funny IMO because the EFL are just like the Prem, just that their playground is a bit smaller.
comment by Doggie Dog© - Psychic spies from China try to steal your mind's elation (U22357)
posted 1 minute ago
Our situation must surely be considered worse than the Netherlands, and their government has taken swift action on sporting matters.
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Italy and Spain are also arguably worse but have not made the same decision? Different circumstances and different abilities.
I appreciate government decisions are key here, not club or PL/FA ones. But some leagues cancelling here, and some not, shows it's only about one thing
At the end of the day - money. It's all a bit...unsavoury.
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Yes, it's about money, but not just money entirely. The bigger the league the harder it is to cancel. The Belgium and Dutch leagues are like League one. The Prem, La Liga, Serie A, Bundesliga etc are more central to their country's economies, hold thousands of jobs and support thousands of businesses. They have us by the balls already. If you stop them from getting the money then the sky falls down and many suffer.
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Hey, you make some valid points, I aren't disputing that, but it shouldn't even be up for discussion whilst the new cases curve hasn't flattened. To even contemplate football restarting until this virus is under control is just ridiculous and the reason folk are getting peed off with it. I'm still intrigued how it will all play out, but I'm very ready to turn my back on the professional game once it's over because of the disgustingly crass way everything has been conducted up to now. I always knew football would eat itself at some point and seeing how money had become more important than health within that industry, then nah, keep it.
comment by Doggie Dog© - Psychic spies from China try to steal your mind's elation (U22357)
posted 7 minutes ago
That's funny IMO because the EFL are just like the Prem, just that their playground is a bit smaller.
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Its a LOT smaller. Prefer playing in competitive leagues though, fighting for 17th place every year isn't football.
The number of daily cases appears to be flattening which is a start.
comment by Firmino's Brightest Tooth (U1217)
posted 47 seconds ago
The number of daily cases appears to be flattening which is a start.
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The sh-t weather this week will be a godsend
comment by Champers - Pow! Right in the kisser (U6859)
posted 18 minutes ago
comment by Doggie Dog© - Psychic spies from China try to steal your mind's elation (U22357)
posted 1 minute ago
Our situation must surely be considered worse than the Netherlands, and their government has taken swift action on sporting matters.
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Italy and Spain are also arguably worse but have not made the same decision? Different circumstances and different abilities.
I appreciate government decisions are key here, not club or PL/FA ones. But some leagues cancelling here, and some not, shows it's only about one thing
At the end of the day - money. It's all a bit...unsavoury.
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Yes, it's about money, but not just money entirely. The bigger the league the harder it is to cancel. The Belgium and Dutch leagues are like League one. The Prem, La Liga, Serie A, Bundesliga etc are more central to their country's economies, hold thousands of jobs and support thousands of businesses. They have us by the balls already. If you stop them from getting the money then the sky falls down and many suffer.
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Hey, you make some valid points, I aren't disputing that, but it shouldn't even be up for discussion whilst the new cases curve hasn't flattened. To even contemplate football restarting until this virus is under control is just ridiculous and the reason folk are getting peed off with it. I'm still intrigued how it will all play out, but I'm very ready to turn my back on the professional game once it's over because of the disgustingly crass way everything has been conducted up to now. I always knew football would eat itself at some point and seeing how money had become more important than health within that industry, then nah, keep it.
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I don't see any thing wrong with making plans but overall this is fair enough if you feel it like that.
Don't why people think getting 22 players on a pitch is going to be so unsafe. People do realise that factories with hundreds of people are operating all over the country with masks and the farcical 'keep your distance' idea in place and nothing else but yet quarantining a squad and shuttling them to a stadium is high risk?!?!
comment by Cinciwolf----JA606 NFL Fantasy Champion 2019----No Emotional Attachments....five long years (U11551)
posted 3 minutes ago
Don't why people think getting 22 players on a pitch is going to be so unsafe. People do realise that factories with hundreds of people are operating all over the country with masks and the farcical 'keep your distance' idea in place and nothing else but yet quarantining a squad and shuttling them to a stadium is high risk?!?!
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What are the Corners and Free Kicks in and around the Penalty Area like at the factory?
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posted on 26/4/20
comment by Devonshirespur (U6316)
posted 3 minutes ago
comment by GTWI4T- some people deserve to get trolled (U6008)
posted 18 minutes ago
comment by Devonshirespur (U6316)
posted 24 minutes ago
So lets say that Spurs play United. 2 days after the game Kane is tested positive - 14 days self isolation along with everyone who came in contact with him - ie All of Spurs and all of Man Utd squad.
Any attempt to squeeze the rest of these fixtures in is then blown away.
Whether its restarting this season or beginning next, there has to be real certainty that these sorts of issues will not arise. If its next season then at least there may be scope to 'make up lost ground' but in the case of a restart of this season, such issues can potentially undermine the ability to actually finish the season in a timely way, allowing next season to start.
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Nope. Kane tests positive. He is isolated and everyone who came into contact with him is then tested. Which will be happening every week anyway.
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and what if half the squad have contracted it as a result?
I can see how a much much safer environment can be set up, but nothing is fool proof. It also has to be more inline with the general strategy in dealing with this.
Many think the second spike will be bigger and worse (I dont necessarily agree) but its unknown and if deaths continue to rack up as 5000 a week it seems injudicious to consider 'entertainment' (whether football or whatever) as beeing so important to warrant special treatment
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It all comes down to how you perceive football. Is it just a sport that should be last priority or is it an industry that thousands of businesses and jobs are relying on?
This Kane scenario could happen at any time in the next one or two years at least. At any time Kane could contract Covid. So do we stop football indefinitely and live with the consequences of that? At what point does the benefit become worthy of the risk? Maybe never?
Where is the balance? Resuming is suicide and not resuming is suicide. For those against attempts to resume behind closed doors, are they ready to live with that?
At the end of the day if the medical experts don't give the go ahead then football can't be played, many clubs will fold players and workers will be jobless, some businesses around the grounds will perish leaving more jobless, a sector worth billions not operating and therefore losing hundreds of millions in taxes etc. Its hard to predict what the structure of football would look like after 18 months of no games at all.
posted on 26/4/20
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posted on 26/4/20
No, regardless they would have to isolate.
posted on 26/4/20
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posted on 26/4/20
Footballers will probably be entitled to daily tests or at least tests before matches so that the rest of the squad wouldn’t have to isolate if just one player tested positive. But it still wouldn’t surprise me if some numbskull like Ozil ends up wandering off to a kebab shop after getting off the team coach and brings covid19 back with him
posted on 26/4/20
comment by Joe Goldberg (U18355)
posted 1 minute ago
How does bringing back football benefit the social aspect of life? You can’t go to the game, you can’t go to the pub, you can’t watch it with friends or family. And all you will see is pre season standard matches played behind closed doors. What positive benefit socially or psychologically does that bring?
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You've overstepped here IMO. I watched table tennis the other day and really enjoyed it, and I never watch table tennis. Yes, we will lose a lot but still this is premier league football.
You only say that now, but when the relegation and top 4 races start to get spicy we'll all be on here trying talking about it.
Obviously teams with nothing to play for or facing the prospect of falling into relegation places won't agree. Some teams can mathematically achieve their aims but they're fallen far behind and have lost all hope so also won't agree with this
posted on 26/4/20
Is daily testing feasible? For every person associated with the clubs and football or just players?
posted on 26/4/20
comment by Wahl Icht - (U22332)
posted 4 minutes ago
No, regardless they would have to isolate.
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We don't know if that'll be the case in the coming months. England hasn't been able to do enough tests and mandatory quarantine has been the recommendation. Don't go to hospital, just quarantine yourself...
posted on 26/4/20
comment by Wahl Icht - (U22332)
posted 2 minutes ago
Is daily testing feasible? For every person associated with the clubs and football or just players?
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Well if Hancock gives the 100k tests/day he promised it will be
posted on 26/4/20
comment by Joe Goldberg (U18355)
posted 2 minutes ago
Footballers will probably be entitled to daily tests or at least tests before matches so that the rest of the squad wouldn’t have to isolate if just one player tested positive. But it still wouldn’t surprise me if some numbskull like Ozil ends up wandering off to a kebab shop after getting off the team coach and brings covid19 back with him
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IMO tests should be the day before the game and then isolation of the squad if all is well, and then test again immediately after the game.
We might have to get used to football behind closed doors because it looks like its either that or bust. It doesn't matter which season they play, football must be played or the delicate pyramid will crumble IMO.
If the experts say we can't play then we do damage limitation, clubs to try to hibernate and wait to see where we are afterwards.
posted on 26/4/20
They should have waited until the daily death toll had started to rapidly decrease before mooting how the season was going to restart. We're still getting about 800 deaths per day and the new cases still on an upward trajectory yet people are talking about normal life resuming like there's no problem anymore.
It just makes football look very crass and self-serving, and will have annoyed many people, especially when other leagues around Europe and even within our own league structure have voted to end the season early.
posted on 26/4/20
comment by Champers - Pow! Right in the kisser (U6859)
posted 8 minutes ago
They should have waited until the daily death toll had started to rapidly decrease before mooting how the season was going to restart. We're still getting about 800 deaths per day and the new cases still on an upward trajectory yet people are talking about normal life resuming like there's no problem anymore.
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Perhaps this is a PR failure.
It just makes football look very crass and self-serving, and will have annoyed many people, especially when other leagues around Europe and even within our own league structure have voted to end the season early.
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Actually they've all been forced into that action, not willingly. Circumstances are different but if it reaches the same point in England they'll do it too.
posted on 26/4/20
comment by Doggie Dog© - Psychic spies from China try to steal your mind's elation (U22357)
posted 3 minutes ago
comment by Champers - Pow! Right in the kisser (U6859)
posted 8 minutes ago
They should have waited until the daily death toll had started to rapidly decrease before mooting how the season was going to restart. We're still getting about 800 deaths per day and the new cases still on an upward trajectory yet people are talking about normal life resuming like there's no problem anymore.
------
Perhaps this is a PR failure.
It just makes football look very crass and self-serving, and will have annoyed many people, especially when other leagues around Europe and even within our own league structure have voted to end the season early.
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Actually they've all been forced into that action, not willingly. Circumstances are different but if it reaches the same point in England they'll do it too.
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Yeah fair point about their hands being forced, though I think my initial point still stands. Our situation must surely be considered worse than the Netherlands, and their government has taken swift action on sporting matters. I appreciate government decisions are key here, not club or PL/FA ones. But some leagues cancelling here, and some not, shows it's only about one thing
At the end of the day - money. It's all a bit...unsavoury.
UEFA obviously don't help matters either as their stance seems to be the most self-serving of the lot and threatening teams with things like no entry to European competition if they end their seasons early is about as unsympathetic as you can get during a global pandemic.
posted on 26/4/20
It just makes football look very crass and self-serving, and will have annoyed many people, especially when other leagues around Europe and even within our own league structure have voted to end the season early.
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Crass and self serving are excellent adjectives to describe the PL. it should be it’s motto.
posted on 26/4/20
Our situation must surely be considered worse than the Netherlands, and their government has taken swift action on sporting matters.
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Italy and Spain are also arguably worse but have not made the same decision? Different circumstances and different abilities.
I appreciate government decisions are key here, not club or PL/FA ones. But some leagues cancelling here, and some not, shows it's only about one thing
At the end of the day - money. It's all a bit...unsavoury.
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Yes, it's about money, but not just money entirely. The bigger the league the harder it is to cancel. The Belgium and Dutch leagues are like League one. The Prem, La Liga, Serie A, Bundesliga etc are more central to their country's economies, hold thousands of jobs and support thousands of businesses. They have us by the balls already. If you stop them from getting the money then the sky falls down and many suffer.
posted on 26/4/20
comment by Ole-Dirty-Baztard (U19119)
posted 1 minute ago
It just makes football look very crass and self-serving, and will have annoyed many people, especially when other leagues around Europe and even within our own league structure have voted to end the season early.
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Crass and self serving are excellent adjectives to describe the PL. it should be it’s motto.
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I'll always say my 2 favourite days following my team were the day we won the play off final to get promotion the Premier League, and the day we were finally relegated out of it. Billionaires playground that has little time for most clubs. More than happy to stay in the EFL for the rest of my football supporting life.
posted on 26/4/20
That's funny IMO because the EFL are just like the Prem, just that their playground is a bit smaller.
posted on 26/4/20
comment by Doggie Dog© - Psychic spies from China try to steal your mind's elation (U22357)
posted 1 minute ago
Our situation must surely be considered worse than the Netherlands, and their government has taken swift action on sporting matters.
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Italy and Spain are also arguably worse but have not made the same decision? Different circumstances and different abilities.
I appreciate government decisions are key here, not club or PL/FA ones. But some leagues cancelling here, and some not, shows it's only about one thing
At the end of the day - money. It's all a bit...unsavoury.
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Yes, it's about money, but not just money entirely. The bigger the league the harder it is to cancel. The Belgium and Dutch leagues are like League one. The Prem, La Liga, Serie A, Bundesliga etc are more central to their country's economies, hold thousands of jobs and support thousands of businesses. They have us by the balls already. If you stop them from getting the money then the sky falls down and many suffer.
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Hey, you make some valid points, I aren't disputing that, but it shouldn't even be up for discussion whilst the new cases curve hasn't flattened. To even contemplate football restarting until this virus is under control is just ridiculous and the reason folk are getting peed off with it. I'm still intrigued how it will all play out, but I'm very ready to turn my back on the professional game once it's over because of the disgustingly crass way everything has been conducted up to now. I always knew football would eat itself at some point and seeing how money had become more important than health within that industry, then nah, keep it.
posted on 26/4/20
comment by Doggie Dog© - Psychic spies from China try to steal your mind's elation (U22357)
posted 7 minutes ago
That's funny IMO because the EFL are just like the Prem, just that their playground is a bit smaller.
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Its a LOT smaller. Prefer playing in competitive leagues though, fighting for 17th place every year isn't football.
posted on 26/4/20
The number of daily cases appears to be flattening which is a start.
posted on 26/4/20
comment by Firmino's Brightest Tooth (U1217)
posted 47 seconds ago
The number of daily cases appears to be flattening which is a start.
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The sh-t weather this week will be a godsend
posted on 26/4/20
comment by Champers - Pow! Right in the kisser (U6859)
posted 18 minutes ago
comment by Doggie Dog© - Psychic spies from China try to steal your mind's elation (U22357)
posted 1 minute ago
Our situation must surely be considered worse than the Netherlands, and their government has taken swift action on sporting matters.
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Italy and Spain are also arguably worse but have not made the same decision? Different circumstances and different abilities.
I appreciate government decisions are key here, not club or PL/FA ones. But some leagues cancelling here, and some not, shows it's only about one thing
At the end of the day - money. It's all a bit...unsavoury.
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Yes, it's about money, but not just money entirely. The bigger the league the harder it is to cancel. The Belgium and Dutch leagues are like League one. The Prem, La Liga, Serie A, Bundesliga etc are more central to their country's economies, hold thousands of jobs and support thousands of businesses. They have us by the balls already. If you stop them from getting the money then the sky falls down and many suffer.
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Hey, you make some valid points, I aren't disputing that, but it shouldn't even be up for discussion whilst the new cases curve hasn't flattened. To even contemplate football restarting until this virus is under control is just ridiculous and the reason folk are getting peed off with it. I'm still intrigued how it will all play out, but I'm very ready to turn my back on the professional game once it's over because of the disgustingly crass way everything has been conducted up to now. I always knew football would eat itself at some point and seeing how money had become more important than health within that industry, then nah, keep it.
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I don't see any thing wrong with making plans but overall this is fair enough if you feel it like that.
posted on 26/4/20
Don't why people think getting 22 players on a pitch is going to be so unsafe. People do realise that factories with hundreds of people are operating all over the country with masks and the farcical 'keep your distance' idea in place and nothing else but yet quarantining a squad and shuttling them to a stadium is high risk?!?!
posted on 26/4/20
comment by Cinciwolf----JA606 NFL Fantasy Champion 2019----No Emotional Attachments....five long years (U11551)
posted 3 minutes ago
Don't why people think getting 22 players on a pitch is going to be so unsafe. People do realise that factories with hundreds of people are operating all over the country with masks and the farcical 'keep your distance' idea in place and nothing else but yet quarantining a squad and shuttling them to a stadium is high risk?!?!
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What are the Corners and Free Kicks in and around the Penalty Area like at the factory?
posted on 26/4/20
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