The red scouse have a history of people dying when attending their games. Their current owners appear to put money above everything. Not all of their supporters feel the same but there is a cult of victimisation fuelled by the media that bears comparison with the exploitation by certain rags over the 1958 Munich disaster which I do remember at the time.
Liverpool FC is in no position to take any moral high ground nor to claim to be champions in an unfinished, curtailed season already tainted by PIGMOL and VAR in this Premier League season. Whilst City winning the Carabao Cup is valid because it was completed under its conditions, other knockout competitions could be considered valid if finished even if deferred but not leagues. Leagues are based on teams competing on equal terms for a fixed number of games. Where there are fundamental changes to this principle to leagues to suit a few with legal implications at all levels of the pyramid structure throughout the game down to amateur level.
The nonsense about finishing the season behind closed doors is both against the conditions of the competition, changes in circumstances of clubs to compete on the basis they started and would invite legal challenges about human life against profit. The only option for football is to restart from scratch when it is safe to do so.
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