comment by manusince52 (U9692)
posted 37 seconds ago
comment by GTWI4T- some people deserve to get trolled (U6008)
posted 1 minute ago
comment by manusince52 (U9692)
posted 10 seconds ago
I posted on the Liverpool board weeks ago that I think you should be awarded the title, the full title no asterisk, and the league scrapped.
I honestly don't think we should be in what I think of as an unedifying rush to start, which is solely based money, except for Liverpool who want what's rightfully theirs.
We shouldn't be playing until it's safe for crowds to gather.
The only other option is to finish the season whenever it's completely safe to start.
I understand the government dilemma, they can't let all business collapse, but they can't seem to be overseeing hundreds of deaths every week.
They have to careful how to end the confinement, imo football should be in the same category as all spectator sports, theatres, cinemas etc.
I love football but I don't want anybody getting ill just to see a game
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It isn't solely based on money though. That is the thing.
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If it was an amateur sport I t you would find a difference
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Because amateur sports don't support many thousands of employees and other businesses and families depending on it. As I mentioned before, Spurs alone have 3,500 employees. That's one club. This isn't 1940. Football has become more vital.
What you perceive as a rush to resume is viewed differently by those running the show.
Ultimately its the government and its experts that will give the go ahead. All businesses are taking measures to return to normalcy and if the government approves it then you go back to work. If not then too bad. Simple. Football is no different to any other business in that respect.
Not exactly the same. Cinemas and sports are different because some sports can get by without people actually watching live. Sports can be watched on TV and money is earned through subscriptions, you can't watch Cinema on TV.
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I'll cancel Netflix then.
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It's desperate
comment by RB&W "PPE for NHS heroes" (U21434)
posted 40 seconds ago
you can't watch Cinema on TV.
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yes you can. Just like you watch football on TV
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No you can't. I Don't think you know what cinema means in the context used here.
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If we're going to terminate a season with a quarter of the games still to be played, should the referee blow for Full Time if a team's winning 6-0 after 70 minutes?
comment by RB&W "PPE for NHS heroes" (U21434)
posted 42 seconds ago
Not exactly the same. Cinemas and sports are different because some sports can get by without people actually watching live. Sports can be watched on TV and money is earned through subscriptions, you can't watch Cinema on TV.
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I'll cancel Netflix then.
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It's desperate
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Netflix is not cinema you jester.
No you can't. I Don't think you know what cinema means in the context used here.
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errrmm....a place where you watch feature films?
My TV even has a 'cinema mode button' on the remote.
And a Netlix and Google Play button.
comment by Boris 'Inky’ Gibson (U5901)
posted 49 seconds ago
If we're going to terminate a season with a quarter of the games still to be played, should the referee blow for Full Time if a team's winning 6-0 after 70 minutes?
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Depending on the reason that caused the match to be abandoned then yes. Its not the ref that decides though. They set up a panel afterwards to decide the fairest conclusion to the match.
I dare say sports can get by without live audiences, but who likes it. Also I does show it's for money. Yes cinimas are, à little, different, but overall I think we are better waiting until crowds can gather.
comment by RB&W "PPE for NHS heroes" (U21434)
posted 26 seconds ago
My TV even has a 'cinema mode button' on the remote.
And a Netlix and Google Play button.
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Good wum. You had me for a minute there
watching football on TV is not a 'real' football spectating experience
Good wum. You had me for a minute there
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No, it has. Really.
No Sky football and now no Sky Cinema.
Rupert Murdoch will end up potless.
comment by Boris 'Inky’ Gibson (U5901)
posted 5 minutes ago
If we're going to terminate a season with a quarter of the games still to be played, should the referee blow for Full Time if a team's winning 6-0 after 70 minutes?
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He could suspend it and then the rest of the match be played at a later date. Kind of like what the Premier League are planning to do.
comment by manusince52 (U9692)
posted 32 seconds ago
I dare say sports can get by without live audiences, but who likes it. Also I does show it's for money. Yes cinimas are, à little, different, but overall I think we are better waiting until crowds can gather.
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Its not so much a matter of liking it as opposed to saving hundreds of clubs and all their employees and businesses surrounding grounds etc if possible and if health concerns allow it.
Because of covid, you are being asked to get by with reduced quality for a while and for a good cause too. Get behind the project
comment by RB&W "PPE for NHS heroes" (U21434)
posted 1 minute ago
Good wum. You had me for a minute there
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No, it has. Really.
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Haha!
Because of covid, you are being asked to get by with reduced quality for a while and for a good cause too. Get behind the project
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I'd rather get behind trying to keep the nation safe and using our resources to treat the sick.
comment by RB&W "PPE for NHS heroes" (U21434)
posted 3 minutes ago
watching football on TV is not a 'real' football spectating experience
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yeah well its best we're be getting
In what way is it going to save hundreds of clubs? They will be showing a handful of PL teams. Clubs in the lower divisions will not be saved by it, or even some PL clubs.
They will have to find other ways of raising money.
It's not being done to rescue clubs, it's being done for Sky etc.
In general it's not being done for the fans, or the players.
Start when it's safe, get behind the project.
comment by Boris 'Inky’ Gibson (U5901)
posted 4 minutes ago
Because of covid, you are being asked to get by with reduced quality for a while and for a good cause too. Get behind the project
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I'd rather get behind trying to keep the nation safe and using our resources to treat the sick.
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That's a fallacy IMO. Everyone is behind that effort and getting resources to the sick won't be stopped because football people are making plans to do with football, which is their job.
Since Klopp and John Henry don't work for the NHS, the best thing they can do to help is to help businesses and economies back on their feet to minimise damage to the economy.
comment by Prankster - I love myself better than you. (U22336)
posted 7 minutes ago
comment by RB&W "PPE for NHS heroes" (U21434)
posted 3 minutes ago
watching football on TV is not a 'real' football spectating experience
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yeah well its best we're be getting
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Are you an avid user of xHamster as well?
comment by manusince52 (U9692)
posted 20 seconds ago
In what way is it going to save hundreds of clubs? They will be showing a handful of PL teams. Clubs in the lower divisions will not be saved by it, or even some PL clubs.
They will have to find other ways of raising money.
It's not being done to rescue clubs, it's being done for Sky etc.
In general it's not being done for the fans, or the players.
Start when it's safe, get behind the project.
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excellent question.
I cannot see how behind closed doors games will enable clubs to survive in the lower leagues.
comment by Boris 'Inky’ Gibson (U5901)
posted 1 minute ago
comment by Prankster - I love myself better than you. (U22336)
posted 7 minutes ago
comment by RB&W "PPE for NHS heroes" (U21434)
posted 3 minutes ago
watching football on TV is not a 'real' football spectating experience
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yeah well its best we're be getting
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posted on 28/4/20
comment by manusince52 (U9692)
posted 37 seconds ago
comment by GTWI4T- some people deserve to get trolled (U6008)
posted 1 minute ago
comment by manusince52 (U9692)
posted 10 seconds ago
I posted on the Liverpool board weeks ago that I think you should be awarded the title, the full title no asterisk, and the league scrapped.
I honestly don't think we should be in what I think of as an unedifying rush to start, which is solely based money, except for Liverpool who want what's rightfully theirs.
We shouldn't be playing until it's safe for crowds to gather.
The only other option is to finish the season whenever it's completely safe to start.
I understand the government dilemma, they can't let all business collapse, but they can't seem to be overseeing hundreds of deaths every week.
They have to careful how to end the confinement, imo football should be in the same category as all spectator sports, theatres, cinemas etc.
I love football but I don't want anybody getting ill just to see a game
.
----------------------------------------------------------------------
It isn't solely based on money though. That is the thing.
----------------------------------------------------------------------
If it was an amateur sport I t you would find a difference
----------------------------------------------------------------------
Because amateur sports don't support many thousands of employees and other businesses and families depending on it. As I mentioned before, Spurs alone have 3,500 employees. That's one club. This isn't 1940. Football has become more vital.
What you perceive as a rush to resume is viewed differently by those running the show.
Ultimately its the government and its experts that will give the go ahead. All businesses are taking measures to return to normalcy and if the government approves it then you go back to work. If not then too bad. Simple. Football is no different to any other business in that respect.
posted on 28/4/20
Not exactly the same. Cinemas and sports are different because some sports can get by without people actually watching live. Sports can be watched on TV and money is earned through subscriptions, you can't watch Cinema on TV.
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I'll cancel Netflix then.
++_
It's desperate
posted on 28/4/20
comment by RB&W "PPE for NHS heroes" (U21434)
posted 40 seconds ago
you can't watch Cinema on TV.
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yes you can. Just like you watch football on TV
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No you can't. I Don't think you know what cinema means in the context used here.
posted on 28/4/20
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posted on 28/4/20
If we're going to terminate a season with a quarter of the games still to be played, should the referee blow for Full Time if a team's winning 6-0 after 70 minutes?
posted on 28/4/20
comment by RB&W "PPE for NHS heroes" (U21434)
posted 42 seconds ago
Not exactly the same. Cinemas and sports are different because some sports can get by without people actually watching live. Sports can be watched on TV and money is earned through subscriptions, you can't watch Cinema on TV.
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I'll cancel Netflix then.
++_
It's desperate
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Netflix is not cinema you jester.
posted on 28/4/20
No you can't. I Don't think you know what cinema means in the context used here.
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errrmm....a place where you watch feature films?
posted on 28/4/20
My TV even has a 'cinema mode button' on the remote.
And a Netlix and Google Play button.
posted on 28/4/20
comment by Boris 'Inky’ Gibson (U5901)
posted 49 seconds ago
If we're going to terminate a season with a quarter of the games still to be played, should the referee blow for Full Time if a team's winning 6-0 after 70 minutes?
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Depending on the reason that caused the match to be abandoned then yes. Its not the ref that decides though. They set up a panel afterwards to decide the fairest conclusion to the match.
posted on 28/4/20
I dare say sports can get by without live audiences, but who likes it. Also I does show it's for money. Yes cinimas are, à little, different, but overall I think we are better waiting until crowds can gather.
posted on 28/4/20
comment by RB&W "PPE for NHS heroes" (U21434)
posted 26 seconds ago
My TV even has a 'cinema mode button' on the remote.
And a Netlix and Google Play button.
----------------------------------------------------------------------
Good wum. You had me for a minute there
posted on 28/4/20
watching football on TV is not a 'real' football spectating experience
posted on 28/4/20
Good wum. You had me for a minute there
++
No, it has. Really.
posted on 28/4/20
No Sky football and now no Sky Cinema.
Rupert Murdoch will end up potless.
posted on 28/4/20
comment by Boris 'Inky’ Gibson (U5901)
posted 5 minutes ago
If we're going to terminate a season with a quarter of the games still to be played, should the referee blow for Full Time if a team's winning 6-0 after 70 minutes?
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He could suspend it and then the rest of the match be played at a later date. Kind of like what the Premier League are planning to do.
posted on 28/4/20
comment by manusince52 (U9692)
posted 32 seconds ago
I dare say sports can get by without live audiences, but who likes it. Also I does show it's for money. Yes cinimas are, à little, different, but overall I think we are better waiting until crowds can gather.
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Its not so much a matter of liking it as opposed to saving hundreds of clubs and all their employees and businesses surrounding grounds etc if possible and if health concerns allow it.
Because of covid, you are being asked to get by with reduced quality for a while and for a good cause too. Get behind the project
posted on 28/4/20
comment by RB&W "PPE for NHS heroes" (U21434)
posted 1 minute ago
Good wum. You had me for a minute there
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No, it has. Really.
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Haha!
posted on 28/4/20
Because of covid, you are being asked to get by with reduced quality for a while and for a good cause too. Get behind the project
------------------------------------------------------
I'd rather get behind trying to keep the nation safe and using our resources to treat the sick.
posted on 28/4/20
comment by RB&W "PPE for NHS heroes" (U21434)
posted 3 minutes ago
watching football on TV is not a 'real' football spectating experience
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yeah well its best we're be getting
posted on 28/4/20
In what way is it going to save hundreds of clubs? They will be showing a handful of PL teams. Clubs in the lower divisions will not be saved by it, or even some PL clubs.
They will have to find other ways of raising money.
It's not being done to rescue clubs, it's being done for Sky etc.
In general it's not being done for the fans, or the players.
Start when it's safe, get behind the project.
posted on 28/4/20
comment by Boris 'Inky’ Gibson (U5901)
posted 4 minutes ago
Because of covid, you are being asked to get by with reduced quality for a while and for a good cause too. Get behind the project
------------------------------------------------------
I'd rather get behind trying to keep the nation safe and using our resources to treat the sick.
----------------------------------------------------------------------
That's a fallacy IMO. Everyone is behind that effort and getting resources to the sick won't be stopped because football people are making plans to do with football, which is their job.
Since Klopp and John Henry don't work for the NHS, the best thing they can do to help is to help businesses and economies back on their feet to minimise damage to the economy.
posted on 28/4/20
comment by Prankster - I love myself better than you. (U22336)
posted 7 minutes ago
comment by RB&W "PPE for NHS heroes" (U21434)
posted 3 minutes ago
watching football on TV is not a 'real' football spectating experience
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yeah well its best we're be getting
----------------------------------------------------------------------
Are you an avid user of xHamster as well?
posted on 28/4/20
comment by manusince52 (U9692)
posted 20 seconds ago
In what way is it going to save hundreds of clubs? They will be showing a handful of PL teams. Clubs in the lower divisions will not be saved by it, or even some PL clubs.
They will have to find other ways of raising money.
It's not being done to rescue clubs, it's being done for Sky etc.
In general it's not being done for the fans, or the players.
Start when it's safe, get behind the project.
----------------------------------------------------------------------
excellent question.
I cannot see how behind closed doors games will enable clubs to survive in the lower leagues.
posted on 28/4/20
comment by Boris 'Inky’ Gibson (U5901)
posted 1 minute ago
comment by Prankster - I love myself better than you. (U22336)
posted 7 minutes ago
comment by RB&W "PPE for NHS heroes" (U21434)
posted 3 minutes ago
watching football on TV is not a 'real' football spectating experience
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yeah well its best we're be getting
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Are you an avid user of xHamster as well?
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nah I have a woman mate
posted on 28/4/20
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