The Spuds are up that well known creek without a paddle or canoe in terms of their financial status due to the debt secured against that stadium so they're desperate to finish this season.Not sure if it’s been posted but saw an article earlier with the stance of every club regarding restarting the season. If true then City are the least arsed of all about resuming and Spurs are the most desperate. Nothing to do with that not insignificant stadium debt eh Mr Levy? ;)
I've sort of felt for a while this is how it might go. A special* award.
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The longer this virus is here the longer the rats have to wait and the longer is goes on the more funnier their first title in 30 years becomes.
Whatever happens it won't be the same feeling as winning it in a completed season..
And to you lurking Scouse ****s we're still champions.
Hes bluffingThe chief medical officer in the briefing now doesn’t sound at all confident that football will be starting any time soon
The chief medical officer in the briefing now doesn’t sound at all confident that football will be starting any time soon
From the chief medical officer in the daily briefing
When can competitive football start? Small carefully measured steps,safe return to training ,have to see how that goes before thinking about playing games
You clearly speak from experience. He did seem able to get his members to be unified though. The RMT was (and still is to some degree) a closed shop, which for all the criticisms of such organisations, has been pretty successful in defending its members' rights, especially against a torrent of ant-union governments for decades. Anyway, chapeau to your dad anyway for being a shop steward.Sorry to disagree with you bud on old Comrade Crow. My dad was a shop steward for years prior to retirement for the RMT and maintains that Crow was nothing more than a drunken bully with an over inflated opinion of himself. Crow did nothing more than grandstand and play up for his own public appearance as well as spending huge amounts of members contributions to the RMT on expensive long lunches at very expensive central London restaurants because he could. I mean no disrespect to you or your opinion but he really was the embodiment of the term 'champagne socialist'.
The Aguero moment likes this post.
England's deputy chief medical officer, Jonathan Van-Tam, said: "There will be small, carefully measured, step-wise approaches to see what can be achieved safely. The first of those is to return safely to training, still observing social distancing."We will have to see how that goes before we can even think about moving on to the return of competitive football matches
Bit different tone to the cultural Secretary
The government is "opening the door" for the return of professional football in England in June, the culture secretary has said.
Oliver Dowden said Thursday's meeting with the Football Association, Premier League and English Football League was "positive" and "progressed plans" for the sport to resume
I think so too,there are millions of football fans that will probably say that if it ok to resume a contact sport why are we standing 2 metres away from everyoneif that’s the case that will be seen as the end of social distancing for many regardless of what the government say.
Not just football fans , everyone is going to think ..what the fuck ?I think so too,there are millions of football fans that will probably say that if it ok to resume a contact sport why are we standing 2 metres away from everyone
Sky seem to be very happy with the season starting again in June.